FIRE DOOR INSPECTIONS
Fire Door Inspections:
Fire doors must be routinely examined, tested, and maintained to comply with article 17 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety Order) 2005.
Fire doors have many benefits one of the main benefits is guaranteeing you will be safe from a fire break out some of the other benefits include:
All passive fire protection system elements need to work as designed in the event of an unexpected fire.
Fire doors are no exception and are one of the most important parts of a passive fire protection system, as well as being one of the most temperamental elements.
Any alterations made to a fire door, the door frame, or any part of its surroundings that might affect how the door closes can have a major knock-on effect and make a big difference to its performance in the event of a fire.
This means that it is important to perform regular fire door inspections to ensure that the door works properly and will do what it is supposed to do in the event that a fire breaks out.
If the fire door in question is used particularly often, for example, if it is in a major thoroughfare rather than a rarely used doorway, then it may require further frequent inspections.
If you would like to receive even more information on a Fire Door Inspection, make sure you get in touch with us today for a free no-obligation quote
Fire doors must be routinely examined, tested, and maintained to comply with article 17 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety Order) 2005.
Fire doors have many benefits one of the main benefits is guaranteeing you will be safe from a fire break out some of the other benefits include:
- The doors are built to last
- They increase safety and reduce damage
- They enable quick evacuation of people and any belongings they have
- Protects the premises from fire
All passive fire protection system elements need to work as designed in the event of an unexpected fire.
Fire doors are no exception and are one of the most important parts of a passive fire protection system, as well as being one of the most temperamental elements.
Any alterations made to a fire door, the door frame, or any part of its surroundings that might affect how the door closes can have a major knock-on effect and make a big difference to its performance in the event of a fire.
This means that it is important to perform regular fire door inspections to ensure that the door works properly and will do what it is supposed to do in the event that a fire breaks out.
If the fire door in question is used particularly often, for example, if it is in a major thoroughfare rather than a rarely used doorway, then it may require further frequent inspections.
If you would like to receive even more information on a Fire Door Inspection, make sure you get in touch with us today for a free no-obligation quote
