Fire Door Training with FDM
In February 2024, we opened our doors to our GQA-accredited, state-of-the-art training facility to train Fire Door inspectors, installers and maintainers to meet and exceed UK Fire Door regulations.
FDM’s courses are designed for practical-minded individuals, blending theory with hands-on experience, stepping away from the conventional written formats typically seen in other Fire Door training.
Why choose FDM?
Full compliance
Fire Door inspection and maintenance services are available across the UK. All team members are highly skilled and trained in our centre of excellence.
We work closely with fire door manufacturers and other stakeholders
to raise standards and safety within the industry.
We collaborate with industry experts
including CCS, to ensure we are providing our customers with the best service and outcomes.
State-of-the-art training facility
upskilling Fire Door inspectors, installers and maintainers to meet and exceed UK Fire Door regulations.
Our operatives will ensure that each Fire Door is fully inspected and asset-checked
and that clear and relevant information is readily available.
We offer off-the-shelf and bespoke training and services
based on customer requirements.
Achievements & Accreditations
GQA Accredited Courses
FDM Nominated in Two Categories for NFA24
Fire Aware Membership
Nicola John, our Managing Director has been shortlisted at the Fire & Security Matters Awards!
Improving safety and compliance across the industry
Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022
Enforced in January 2023, the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 regulations set new legal duties for those who own or manage multi-occupied residential buildings over 11m high. These include new procedures for checking fire doors to make sure they are still suitable after their original fire risk assessment.
The person legally responsible for a building’s fire safety, known as the ‘responsible person’ must carry out annual inspections on all flat entrance doors, and quarterly checks on fire doors within communal areas and which cross corridors. A responsible person is usually the building’s landlord or manager.
The overall aim is to ensure fire doors are in good working order, including checking for any defects which could undermine their ability to prevent fire and smoke from spreading.
Section 156 of the Building Safety Act
Comes into effect 1st October 2023
- The fire risk assessment must be a written document
- Policies and procedures must also be a written documents
- Residents must have access to relevant fire safety information
- The name and UK address for the responsible and accountable people
- The identity of any person making assessments on behalf of the responsible person e.g. who has carried out the Fire Risk Assessment, Fire Extinguisher checks, Fire Alarm checks, Sprinkler checks etc.
- Outgoing/Incoming responsible people must pass all relevant fire safety information (written records)
- Must be adequate cooperation between responsible people (communal areas)
For higher risk buildings (over 18M) the term “Risk Based” has been removed and “Proof” is now required
- This applies to all types of buildings (not just residential!)
- The Fire authorities will be responsible for building inspections.
- The Fire authorities are allowed to request all the above written documentation in advance of any building inspection.
- Failure to supply the written documentation will be a breach of the rules.
- A breach will most likely result in a prosecution and fines.
Customers & Collaborators
Do you need your fire doors inspected and maintained?
At Fire Door Maintenance, we are able to offer full UK coverage to inspect and maintain your fire doors, with access to over 400 operatives who have been fully trained at our Academy of Excellence.
We undertake fire door asset checks in line with up to date Government guidance and legislation, and we are able to carry out large contracts no matter how many fire doors need inspecting.
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