During which type of inspection is one facility identified for inspection on a monthly basis?

The correct answer is the Target Hazard Inspection. This type of inspection focuses on high-risk facilities or locations that pose potential significant threats to life safety and property in the event of a fire. By identifying a specific facility for monthly inspection, the fire department can ensure that these locations are adequately prepared and compliant with fire safety regulations, thereby reducing the likelihood of large-scale emergencies.

Target Hazard Inspections are designed to closely monitor facilities that are particularly vulnerable due to their occupancy, materials stored, or other hazardous conditions. Monthly inspections allow for ongoing assessment and support, helping to maintain safety preparedness and facilitate immediate response planning.

The other types of inspections, such as Fire Safety Inspections or Routine Equipment Inspections, typically follow different schedules and criteria. Annual Building Inspections focus on a broader scope of analysis and compliance checks that are usually performed once a year.