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Inspection Details

  • Document Ref:

  • Principal Accountable Person/Accountable Person/Responsible Person (where applicable) & Site Address:

  • Conducted on:

  • Assessors/Inspectors Name:

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Summary

  • Type of Flat Door Audit:

  • Number of Fire Doors (total doors in building as necessary - communal/service cupboard/apartment, even if not inspected):

  • Number of Fire Doors to be Replaced:

  • Number of Fire Doors with Remedial Works Required:

  • Number of Doors marked HIGH PRIORITY:

  • Number of Doors marked MEDIUM PRIORITY:

  • Number of Doors marked LOW PRIORITY:

  • Number of Doors No Remedial Works Needed:

  • Number of Fire Doors:

  • Number of Fire Doors to be Replaced:

  • Number of Fire Doors with Remedial Works Required:

  • Number of Doors marked HIGH PRIORITY:

  • Number of Doors marked MEDIUM PRIORITY:

  • Number of Doors marked LOW PRIORITY:

  • Number of Doors No Remedial Works Needed:

  • Number of Doors Not Accessed, but Presumed Suitable:

  • It has not been possible to access the number of doors above on the day of inspection. It was noted on visual inspection of the door (without opening), that it was in good condition on the day of inspection. The doors not inspected also seemed to be the original doors fitted at construction. Any doors not accessed, but had visible defects are noted in the points above.

Fire Door Maintenance Checklists

    FIRE DOOR
  • Fire Door Number:

  • Door Type:

  • Visual Defects noted with/without access (enter action item in Door Set Defects):

  • If no access is granted, please make a note as to why and the date and time that access was attempted (keep each entry and do not overwrite).

  • OVERALL SCORE

  • Overall Door Condition:

  • Door Set Defects (all defects raised on door/frame systems, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW PRIORITY Actions to be created)?

  • All works should be carried out by an approved contractor who is third part certified to carry works out on fire doors (e.g. BWF, British Woodworking Federation). Where labelling is in place, the manufacturer can be contacted and any replacement ironmongery or lips fitted must adhere to their recommendations. In instances where only Brush/Intumescent seals need replacing, these can be completed by a competent contractor, but the product must be like for like.

  • Does Fire Door have "Third Party Certified Fire Door" label?

  • Door Resistance/Fire Rating (in minutes, i.e. FD30, FD60)?

  • OVERALL SCORE

  • Overall Door Condition:

  • Priority Level:<br>HIGH PRIORITY (select if replacement door needed and/or significant remedial work required)<br>MEDIUM PRIORITY (select if moderate remedial work required)<br>LOW PRIORITY (select if minor remedial work required)

  • Door Set Defects (all defects raised on door/frame systems, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW PRIORITY Actions to be created)?

  • All works should be carried out by an approved contractor who is third part certified to carry works out on fire doors (e.g. BWF, British Woodworking Federation). Where labelling is in place, the manufacturer can be contacted and any replacement ironmongery or lips fitted must adhere to their recommendations. In instances where only Brush/Intumescent seals need replacing, these can be completed by a competent contractor, but the product must be like for like.

  • 1.0 LABELLING

  • 1.1 Location of Fire Door:

  • 1.2 Does Fire Door have "Third Party Certified Fire Door" label?

  • 1.3 Has Fire Door been labelled by Risk Assessor?

  • 1.4 Door Resistance/Fire Rating (in minutes, i.e. FD30, FD60)?

  • 1.5 Are "Fire Door Keep Shut" signs displayed to both sides of the Fire Doors (must be displayed at 1,5m, eye level, and not on the glazing within the door)?

  • 1.6 Are "Fire Door Keep Locked Shut" signs displayed to Riser Fire Doors (must be displayed at 1,5m, eye level)?

  • 1.7 If Automatic Fire Doors or AOV Doors are in Place are "Automatic Fire Door Keep Clear" signs displayed (must be displayed at 1,5m, eye level)?

  • 2.0 DOOR LEAF AND FRAME

  • 2.1 Door Set Type (Single or Double)?

  • 2.2 Are Fire Doors Wedged Open?

  • 2.3 Are the Fire Doors Automatic or Manual?

  • 2.4 Are the Fire Doors in good condition (if lipped are they glued, are there cracks or holes)?

  • 2.5 Can the Fire Door be opened without the use of a key (applicable to communal doors only)?

  • 2.6 Does the Fire Door open in the direction of travel to the fire exit (applicable to communal doors only)?

  • 2.7 Gaps between door and frame acceptable (no more than 3mm)?

  • 2.7.1 Top:

  • 2.7.2 Bottom:

  • 2.7.3 Hinge Side:

  • 2.7.4 Opening Side:

  • 2.8 What material are the Fire Door and frame made from?

  • 2.9 Are the Fire Door Frames/Architraves in good condition (firmly attached to walls, any gaps or failing seals, cracks and holes)?

  • If architraves are damaged or gaps are visible, it would be advisable to request an intrusive survey and have the architraves removed to check them for the relevant fire stopping materials.

  • 3.0 SEALS AND STRIPS

  • 3.1 Does the door (or frame) have cold smoke seals in the form of brushes/rubber/intumescent strips?

  • 3.1 What Type of Seals are in place?

  • 3.2 Are the seals or strips continuous around 3 edges (not the bottom of the door)of the door or in the door frame?

  • 3.3 Are Smoke Seals/Intumescent Strips in good condition (free from damage, paint and varnish, NOTE: intumescent strips may still work if painted over)?

  • 3.4 Are seals secure in the grooves and make full contact with the door giving a seal (if gaps noted in section to this should be mark non-compliant)?

  • 4.0 DOOR CLOSERS

  • 4.1 Is a Door Closer Fitted?

  • 4.2 Is the door closer certified?

  • 4.3 Does the Fire Door fully close and shut tight by use of its own Self Closing Device (up to 25 seconds to close)?

  • 4.4 Is the Door Closer in good condition (attached to door frame, no oil leakage)?

  • 5.0 GLAZING

  • 5.1 Is there glazing in the Fire Door and/or surrounding Frame?

  • 5.2 Is the glazing Fire Rated (Georgian Wired or Stamped Water Mark)?

  • 5.3 Is the glazing in good condition in the Fire Door and/or Frame (loose, damaged, cracked)?

  • 5.4 Is the seal continuous around the beading and beading secure?

  • 6.0 HINGES

  • 6.1 Does the door leaf have 3 or more hinges?

  • 6.2 Are there loose or missing screws?

  • 6.3 Are all the Ironmongery screws secure and the correct size?

  • 6.4 Are hinges free of metal fragments, oil leakage, wear?

  • 6.5 Is Ironmongery marked with CE stamp (post 2013), BSEN 1935 grade 13 (post 2002)?

  • If the doors were fitted pre 2002, the hinges may not be marked. If they are defective in any way, they should be replaced with hinges to the current standards.

  • 6.6 Is ironmongery free from damage and operating correctly?

  • 7.0 DOOR FURNITURE, HANDLES & LOCKS

  • 7.1 Are Door Handles and/or Locks in place?

  • 7.1.1 Is the Door Handles and/or Locks functioning correctly?

  • 7.1.2 Are Door Handles and/or Locks loose or missing?

  • Select date

  • Assessors/Inspectors Name:

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