Florida Fire Prevention Code, the 2017 edition of Florida NFPA 101, requires that fire doors are inspected no less than annually. The newest standard requires that fire-rated doors be tested for functionality no less than annually and that a written record of the inspection be kept on file for the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). USA fire door inspection protocol is one of the industry's most detailed.
Our certified fire door inspection team can help you ensure that your fire doors are code compliant and are working properly and provide you with proof for you AHJ with the best report in the business. Fire rated doors are integral components of any passive fire-protection design in the built environment. Without proper design specifications and comprehensive inspection and maintenance procedures, fire doors that fall into this latter category are significantly less likely to effectively protect the opening.
To protect against the spread of fire and smoke within, into or out of buildings, maintenance and engineering managers need to implement a preventive maintenance program for fire doors in accordance with locally adopted codes and national standards.
Our certified fire door inspection team can help you ensure that your fire doors are code compliant and are working properly and provide you with proof for you AHJ with the best report in the business. Fire rated doors are integral components of any passive fire-protection design in the built environment. Without proper design specifications and comprehensive inspection and maintenance procedures, fire doors that fall into this latter category are significantly less likely to effectively protect the opening.
To protect against the spread of fire and smoke within, into or out of buildings, maintenance and engineering managers need to implement a preventive maintenance program for fire doors in accordance with locally adopted codes and national standards.
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Every day, we quietly put our trust in fire doors.
In the event of a fire, they're critical barriers that are supposed to close and isolate the risk, but also unlatch to allow people to escape.
Can you trust your fire doors will perform as designed?
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has found that the most common problem with fire doors is their failure to close during a fire.
This is commonly due to a damaged or improperly maintained closer, door, guide, or track.
As a result, regulations in NFPA 80 require the annual inspection of fire doors and egress assembly openings.
In the event of a fire, they're critical barriers that are supposed to close and isolate the risk, but also unlatch to allow people to escape.
Can you trust your fire doors will perform as designed?
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has found that the most common problem with fire doors is their failure to close during a fire.
This is commonly due to a damaged or improperly maintained closer, door, guide, or track.
As a result, regulations in NFPA 80 require the annual inspection of fire doors and egress assembly openings.
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