What should be included on the inspection form?

• A. Business name and date of inspection
• B. History of occupancy classifications
• C. Date and time of the previous inspection
• D. The owner's reaction to the inspection

Answer: (A)

Inspection forms need to clearly identify the site and when the inspection took place. The business name ties the record to the correct facility, ensuring the right file is opened and followed up on. The date of inspection provides a time-stamped entry for tracking compliance over time and for reference in future inspections or audits. The other options don’t fit typical inspection records: the history of occupancy classifications is background information not collected as part of a standard current inspection; the previous inspection’s date and time can be useful in some contexts but isn’t a required field on every form; and the owner’s reaction doesn’t relate to documenting the actual findings or compliance status. The focus is on a clear, traceable record of the current inspection.