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Fire Damper Report

by Damian Collins, from the Community

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Use this Fire Damper Report template to capture essential details during HVAC fire damper inspections. Record manufacturer, model, AHU linkage, asset numbers, primary and secondary locations, and photos of the damper and its placement. Verify condition and document results of a non activated function test. Add comments and additional photos to create a complete record for maintenance, compliance, and fire safety audits.

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Fire Damper Inspection Report
This Fire Damper Report template helps facilities and HVAC teams document fire damper inspections for building safety and compliance. Capture core details like document number, client or site, inspection date, preparer, and personnel. Record damper manufacturer and model, associated AHU, asset number, and primary and secondary locations. Assess condition, perform and record non-activated functional tests to verify operation, and attach photos of the damper and its location. Add comments and evidence to support findings and create a clear audit trail for maintenance and regulatory requirements.
by Andy Wilson, from the Community
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Damper Service and Maintenance Report
This damper service and maintenance report helps technicians and facility teams document HVAC damper condition across multiple units. Capture client and site details, location, lubricant used, cleaning method, bearing type and quality, lubrication performed, and overall damper ratings. Record actuator manufacturer, quantity, connection type, and performance ratings for each damper. Use this checklist to standardize inspections, track maintenance, and support building compliance and reliability across HVAC systems.
by Dwayne McDonald, from the Community
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Fire Damper Drop Test Checklist
This fire damper drop test checklist helps facilities teams inspect and verify the correct operation of fire and smoke dampers. Record damper identifiers, note whether each damper is open or closed, capture results of the drop test, and document any issues or corrective actions. Use it to support regulatory compliance, routine HVAC maintenance, and building fire safety across schools, offices, hospitals, and other facilities.
by Dom Norman, from the Community
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FIRE DAMPER INSPECTION
This document outlines a structured approach to fire damper inspection and auditing, covering a comprehensive assessment of up to 50 dampers. The template includes sections for documenting damper locations with photographs, identifying damper types (including curtain, insulated, intumescent, mechanical, single pivot, and actuated multi-blade varieties), and assessing operational status. Each damper entry requires specific documentation of issues and remarks, ensuring thorough evaluation of fire safety systems. The format is divided into groups of ten dampers for organized record-keeping, with particular attention to working condition and specific technical concerns. This systematic approach helps maintain compliance with fire safety regulations and ensures proper documentation of all damper inspections.
by gavin richards, from the Community
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Fire Damper Inspection Report

This Fire Damper Report template helps facilities and HVAC teams document fire damper inspections for building safety and compliance. Capture core details like document number, client or site, inspection date, preparer, and personnel. Record damper manufacturer and model, associated AHU, asset number, and primary and secondary locations. Assess condition, perform and record non-activated functional tests to verify operation, and attach photos of the damper and its location. Add comments and evidence to support findings and create a clear audit trail for maintenance and regulatory requirements.

by Andy Wilson, from the Community

60+

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Damper Service and Maintenance Report

This damper service and maintenance report helps technicians and facility teams document HVAC damper condition across multiple units. Capture client and site details, location, lubricant used, cleaning method, bearing type and quality, lubrication performed, and overall damper ratings. Record actuator manufacturer, quantity, connection type, and performance ratings for each damper. Use this checklist to standardize inspections, track maintenance, and support building compliance and reliability across HVAC systems.

by Dwayne McDonald, from the Community

20+

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Fire Damper Drop Test Checklist

This fire damper drop test checklist helps facilities teams inspect and verify the correct operation of fire and smoke dampers. Record damper identifiers, note whether each damper is open or closed, capture results of the drop test, and document any issues or corrective actions. Use it to support regulatory compliance, routine HVAC maintenance, and building fire safety across schools, offices, hospitals, and other facilities.

by Dom Norman, from the Community

10+

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Template

FIRE DAMPER INSPECTION

This document outlines a structured approach to fire damper inspection and auditing, covering a comprehensive assessment of up to 50 dampers. The template includes sections for documenting damper locations with photographs, identifying damper types (including curtain, insulated, intumescent, mechanical, single pivot, and actuated multi-blade varieties), and assessing operational status. Each damper entry requires specific documentation of issues and remarks, ensuring thorough evaluation of fire safety systems. The format is divided into groups of ten dampers for organized record-keeping, with particular attention to working condition and specific technical concerns. This systematic approach helps maintain compliance with fire safety regulations and ensures proper documentation of all damper inspections.

by gavin richards, from the Community

100+

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Fire Damper Report

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