What happens if your fire doors don’t pass an inspection?
A failed fire door inspection can feel alarming. It is also very common. Analysis of more than 100,000 inspections carried out in 2021, found around three quarters of fire doors...
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A failed fire door inspection can feel alarming. It is also very common. Analysis of more than 100,000 inspections carried out in 2021, found around three quarters of fire doors...
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How often to inspect fire doors is a question that can have serious consequences for anyone responsible for fire safety in a building. Leave inspections too long and defects can...
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Professional fire door training should do more than give you a certificate. It should arm you with the knowledge to understand how a fire door works, recognise problems and make...
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This Fire Door Safety Week we are looking at the current state of the fire door safety sector. Are we in a better place now than we were when Fire...
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For facilities managers, fire doors can be easy to overlook until something goes wrong. They are part of a building’s fabric, but their role in fire safety is critical: helping to contain fire...
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Fire door gaps are one of the most commonly found non-compliances on fire door inspections. Why? Well, the difference between a compliant and non-compliant fire door may be only 1...
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In fire safety, the term ‘responsible person’ is used regularly, but it still causes confusion. Under UK fire safety law, the responsible person is the individual or organisation with control over a building, or...
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Fire door inspections have been around for quite some time. I first became aware of their place in the mainstream of building safety around 2012 when I saw that the...
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FDC founder Neil Ashdown explains why fire door inspections matter, what a competent inspection should cover and how Responsible Persons can choose the right inspector and act on the findings....
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