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Fire Door Inspection for Communal Areas

by Mauricio Silva, from the Community

Conduct 4-monthly inspections of communal fire doors with this checklist. Assess door condition, certification labels, hinges, handles and panic bars, locks or mag-locks, door closers, gaps under 4 mm, vision panels, and intumescent or smoke seals. Capture observations, assign corrective actions, and record inspector details and signatures to support compliance and safety.

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Fire Door Inspection - Communal Block C
This 6-monthly fire door inspection checklist is designed for communal areas in residential or commercial blocks. It guides inspectors through verifying door certification labels, hinges and hardware, locks and mag-locks, handles or panic bars, gaps under 4 mm, vision panels, door closers for full closure, and the condition of intumescent strips, smoke seals, and drop seals. Use it to document observations, signatures, and conclusions to maintain compliance and safety.
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Fire Door Inspection Checklist Communal Block D
This fire door inspection checklist for a communal block supports six monthly assessments of door condition and compliance. Inspect labels, hinges, handles, locks or mag locks, closers, smoke and intumescent seals, threshold drop seals, gaps under 4 mm, and vision panels. Verify secure closing from the door closer, note observations, and sign off with inspector details. Use to standardize fire safety checks across residential or facility common areas.
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Fire Door Inspection for Communal Block D
Conduct this 6-monthly fire door inspection for communal blocks to check integrity, labels, hinges, handles or panic bars, locks and mag locks, gaps under 4 mm, vision panels, door closers, and intumescent, smoke, and threshold seals. Record observations, photos, defects, and corrective actions for each door ID. Use it to verify that doors close reliably on the closer alone, signage and keys are in place, and any obstructions are removed. Ideal for property managers, housing associations, and facilities teams to maintain compliance and resident safety across shared areas.
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Fire Door Inspection – Communal Block A
This fire door inspection checklist supports 6‑monthly assessments for communal areas in residential or commercial buildings. It guides inspectors to check for visible door damage, certification labels, correct hinge installation and screws, functional handles or panic bars, availability of master/spare keys, proper lock or mag-lock operation, compliant perimeter gaps under 4 mm, intact and clear vision panels, reliable self-closing using the door closer’s momentum, and intact intumescent strips, smoke seals, and threshold drop seals. The template includes sections for observations, inspector details, dates, and signatures to document compliance and follow-up actions, helping maintain building safety and fire compartmentation.
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Fire Door Inspection - Communal Block C

This 6-monthly fire door inspection checklist is designed for communal areas in residential or commercial blocks. It guides inspectors through verifying door certification labels, hinges and hardware, locks and mag-locks, handles or panic bars, gaps under 4 mm, vision panels, door closers for full closure, and the condition of intumescent strips, smoke seals, and drop seals. Use it to document observations, signatures, and conclusions to maintain compliance and safety.

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Fire Door Inspection Checklist Communal Block D

This fire door inspection checklist for a communal block supports six monthly assessments of door condition and compliance. Inspect labels, hinges, handles, locks or mag locks, closers, smoke and intumescent seals, threshold drop seals, gaps under 4 mm, and vision panels. Verify secure closing from the door closer, note observations, and sign off with inspector details. Use to standardize fire safety checks across residential or facility common areas.

by Mauricio Silva, from the Community

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Fire Door Inspection for Communal Block D

Conduct this 6-monthly fire door inspection for communal blocks to check integrity, labels, hinges, handles or panic bars, locks and mag locks, gaps under 4 mm, vision panels, door closers, and intumescent, smoke, and threshold seals. Record observations, photos, defects, and corrective actions for each door ID. Use it to verify that doors close reliably on the closer alone, signage and keys are in place, and any obstructions are removed. Ideal for property managers, housing associations, and facilities teams to maintain compliance and resident safety across shared areas.

by Mauricio Silva, from the Community

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Fire Door Inspection – Communal Block A

This fire door inspection checklist supports 6‑monthly assessments for communal areas in residential or commercial buildings. It guides inspectors to check for visible door damage, certification labels, correct hinge installation and screws, functional handles or panic bars, availability of master/spare keys, proper lock or mag-lock operation, compliant perimeter gaps under 4 mm, intact and clear vision panels, reliable self-closing using the door closer’s momentum, and intact intumescent strips, smoke seals, and threshold drop seals. The template includes sections for observations, inspector details, dates, and signatures to document compliance and follow-up actions, helping maintain building safety and fire compartmentation.

by Mauricio Silva, from the Community

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Fire Door Inspection for Communal Areas

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