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Savoy Building Fire Door Inspection

by Peter Cain, from the Community

Use this Fire Door Inspection checklist to evaluate door frames, leaves, glazing, gaps and clearances, locks and latches, door closers, hinges, panic hardware, seals, threshold devices, and associated hardware on each floor. Record dimensions, materials, ratings (FD30–FD120), door functions, modifications, signage, and overall compliance. Note access constraints, site details, and evidence. Classify door status and document remedial actions to maintain building fire safety and meet standards.

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This HTC JSS fire door inspection template helps facilities teams verify door frames, leaves, glazing, gaps, seals, hinges, closers, panic hardware, and signage. Record dimensions, note missing or damaged parts, check thresholds and clearances, confirm intumescent and smoke seals, and verify latching and hold-open devices. Document nonconformities with notes and photos, capture fire ratings (FD30–FD120), and classify door status for compliance. Use it to standardize audits, track corrective actions, and maintain building fire safety across sites.
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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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HTC JSS Fire Door Inspection Checklist

This HTC JSS fire door inspection template helps facilities teams verify door frames, leaves, glazing, gaps, seals, hinges, closers, panic hardware, and signage. Record dimensions, note missing or damaged parts, check thresholds and clearances, confirm intumescent and smoke seals, and verify latching and hold-open devices. Document nonconformities with notes and photos, capture fire ratings (FD30–FD120), and classify door status for compliance. Use it to standardize audits, track corrective actions, and maintain building fire safety across sites.

by Peter Cain, from the Community

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Fire Door Checklist

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.

by Julian Strudwick, from the Community

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Monthly and Quarterly Fire Door Inspection Report

Use this fire door inspection report template to streamline monthly and quarterly checks across multiple doors. Capture door identifiers and locations, then assess frames, seals, hinges, closers, locks and latches, glazing and glass, and threshold gaps. Record compliance outcomes with notes and photo evidence, and add inspector sign off to complete each inspection. Designed to support Fire Safety England Regulation 10 requirements, this template helps facilities and building teams document issues, schedule corrective actions, and maintain clear, consistent fire door records.

by Jay-D Smith, from the Community

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Fire Door Inspection Checklist Template

Use this free fire door inspection checklist to assess the condition and compliance of fire doors across your facility. Review door frames, clearances, hinges, locks, fire exit hardware, and door closers, and note issues like damage, missing labels, or improper modifications. Perform operational tests to confirm doors swing, close, and latch correctly. Attach photos, add corrective actions, and generate professional reports on mobile to support maintenance, audits, and regulatory compliance.

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