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A300.1 Carpentry Door Frames Checklist

by Flip le Roux, from the Community

This A300.1 carpentry checklist guides crews through door frame installation from pre-work checks to sign-off. Verify door schedules and openings, confirm FFL, select the correct frame and swing, and ensure frames are centered, plumb, level, and properly fixed. Include bracing and protection, maintain housekeeping, use required PPE, keep safety files up to date, and capture approvals.

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This construction checklist guides carpenters through safe, high-quality door hanging. It covers pre-work checks (tile work complete, door schedule on site), selecting the correct doors for each frame, determining hinge side and lock height, and ensuring the site is clean. Installation steps include trimming doors to size with proper clearances, confirming plumb and level, and fitting hinges, locks, striker plates, and back boxes flush with correct fixings. It reinforces ongoing housekeeping, required PPE, up-to-date safety file, and captures approvals with subcontractor and foreman sign-off.

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This fire door checklist guides facility teams through a comprehensive inspection of door assemblies to maintain fire safety and compliance. Assess the door leaf and frame condition, verify intumescent and smoke seals, check hinges and closers, and confirm hold-open devices release on alarm. Inspect locks and latches, glazing and glass ratings, and ensure threshold gaps are within tolerance. Include final exit door checks, document failed items, assign corrective actions, and capture sign-off for audit readiness.

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