Passive Fire Protection

Passive fire protection (PFP) is a form of fire safety provision that remains dormant, or inert, during normal conditions but becomes active in a fire situation. It is an integral component of structural fire protection in a building, which is designed to contain fires or slow their spread. The purpose of PFP is to contain the spread of fire for sufficient time to permit i) the safe evacuation of all occupants of the premises and ii) the arrival of the fire brigade.

The person responsible for fire safety also has a duty of care towards any members of the emergency services, e.g. fire fighters, who may have to enter the premises during the course of a fire; in slowing the spread of flames, smoke and hot gases, PFP also serves to ensure the building remains as safe as possible for entry in this situation.

Our qualified fire engineers can assess, advise and install the appropriate level of protection required.

Our Approach

Our engineers are able to provide both fire compartmentation surveys and fire door surveys. We are also then on hand to support with any of the remedial works required following the completion of the reports.

Our fire door reports come complete with photographs and a comprehensive spreadsheet detailing if the doors have passed or failed, and the reason why.

If required, we can then provide a quote for any rectification works to ensure you comply with current fire door regulations.

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