A practical fire door inspection checklist for UK surveyors: the eight-point health check — door and frame, hinges, gaps, seals, closer, lockset, glazing and signage — plus FD ratings, certification evidence and what to record for a defensible report.
UK fire door inspection frequency explained: the quarterly and annual checks required by Regulation 10 of the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022, the six-monthly convention from BS 9999, and what each type of check involves.
What FD30, FD60, FD90 and FD120 fire door ratings mean, what the S suffix adds, how ratings are proven by BS 476-22 and BS EN 1634-1 testing and certification, and how to check a door’s rating on site.
Where AI genuinely helps professional fire risk assessors — drafting, transcription, photo analysis and QC — and where human competence remains non-negotiable.
UK guidance on fire risk assessment review frequency: the annual review convention, the events that trigger an immediate review, and how renewal assessments differ from first visits.
A practical walkthrough of the sections a professional fire risk assessor works through on site — ignition sources, means of escape, compartmentation, alarms, management of fire safety and more.
PAS 79 explained for building owners and assessors: what the methodology covers, how a PAS 79-structured fire risk assessment is carried out, and what a compliant report contains.