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Fire Door Inspection Units – Block D

by Mauricio Silva, from the Community

This fire door inspection template supports 6‑monthly checks for Units in Block D. Inspectors can identify each door by ID, assess for damage, verify certification labels, check hinges, handles, locks and mag-locks, confirm gap tolerances under 4 mm, and test that the door closes securely on the closer. The checklist also covers intumescent strips, smoke seals and threshold drop seals, with sections for observations, inspector details and sign-off to help maintain compliance and building fire safety.

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Fire Door Inspection Units - Block A
This fire door inspection checklist for Units Block A supports facilities and property teams in completing 6‑monthly inspections. It guides inspectors through door identification, visual damage checks, certification labels, hardware condition (hinges, handles, locks or mag-locks), availability of keys, closer operation, clearances under 4 mm, and the condition of intumescent and smoke seals or threshold drop seals. The template includes sections for observations, inspector details, date conducted, and signatures to document findings and schedule corrective actions. Intended as a general example to help standardize fire safety and building maintenance inspections.
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Fire Door Inspection Checklist - Block B
Use this six-monthly fire door inspection checklist for Block B to verify compliance and document the condition of each unit. Record door IDs, check for damage to faces and edges, confirm certification labels, measure clearances under 4 mm, test hinges, handles, locks and mag-locks, and confirm the door closes securely on the closer alone. Inspect intumescent strips, smoke and threshold drop seals, glazing and signage, and note observations and defects. Capture inspector details, date, and signature, and assign corrective actions to maintain life safety and regulatory compliance.
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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 Checklist - Block C
This 6-monthly fire door inspection checklist for Block C helps facilities and property teams verify critical safety elements. Record door IDs and assess each door for surface and edge damage, a valid certification label, correctly fitted hinges with all screws, and properly functioning handles. Confirm master or spare key availability and validate lock or mag-lock operation. Measure perimeter gaps to ensure they are no greater than 4 mm. Test that the door closes securely using only the momentum of the closer. Check intumescent strips, smoke seals, and any threshold drop seals for presence and condition. Capture observations, inspector details, and sign-off to maintain compliance and building safety.
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Fire Door Inspection Units - Block A

This fire door inspection checklist for Units Block A supports facilities and property teams in completing 6‑monthly inspections. It guides inspectors through door identification, visual damage checks, certification labels, hardware condition (hinges, handles, locks or mag-locks), availability of keys, closer operation, clearances under 4 mm, and the condition of intumescent and smoke seals or threshold drop seals. The template includes sections for observations, inspector details, date conducted, and signatures to document findings and schedule corrective actions. Intended as a general example to help standardize fire safety and building maintenance inspections.

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Fire Door Inspection Checklist - Block B

Use this six-monthly fire door inspection checklist for Block B to verify compliance and document the condition of each unit. Record door IDs, check for damage to faces and edges, confirm certification labels, measure clearances under 4 mm, test hinges, handles, locks and mag-locks, and confirm the door closes securely on the closer alone. Inspect intumescent strips, smoke and threshold drop seals, glazing and signage, and note observations and defects. Capture inspector details, date, and signature, and assign corrective actions to maintain life safety and regulatory compliance.

by Mauricio Silva, from the Community

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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 Checklist - Block C

This 6-monthly fire door inspection checklist for Block C helps facilities and property teams verify critical safety elements. Record door IDs and assess each door for surface and edge damage, a valid certification label, correctly fitted hinges with all screws, and properly functioning handles. Confirm master or spare key availability and validate lock or mag-lock operation. Measure perimeter gaps to ensure they are no greater than 4 mm. Test that the door closes securely using only the momentum of the closer. Check intumescent strips, smoke seals, and any threshold drop seals for presence and condition. Capture observations, inspector details, and sign-off to maintain compliance and building safety.

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