RSCP Engineering & Consultancy provides fire door surveys and passive fire protection review support for residential and commercial buildings, helping clients understand condition, risk and remedial priorities.
This is an inspection-led service focused on fire-resisting doors and, where relevant, visible passive fire protection issues. It helps building owners, responsible persons and managing agents understand whether fire doors appear to be in suitable condition and where corrective action may be needed.
Fire door surveys examine the visible condition and performance-related features of fire doors and associated components. Where relevant, the service can also record wider visible passive fire protection issues identified during the inspection, helping clients understand how these matters may affect compartmentation and fire safety performance.
You may need this service when a building requires fire door checks, when there are concerns about door condition or performance, or when the findings of a fire risk assessment point to the need for a more detailed fire door review. It is also useful when remedial or maintenance decisions need to be informed by a structured inspection.
Fire door inspection duties differ across the UK. In England, additional requirements for certain multi-occupied residential buildings are set out in the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022. In other UK jurisdictions, duties typically arise under applicable fire safety legislation, risk assessment requirements, building management responsibilities, and the general need to maintain fire precautions in effective working order. The exact scope depends on the building type, use and jurisdiction.
This service is intentionally practical. Clients need to know what has been seen, why it matters and what action is likely to be needed. Our reports are designed to help clients move from concern to clear next steps.
The survey can include observations on condition, gaps, seals, self-closers, ironmongery, visible defects and general suitability.
In some cases, yes. The precise duty depends on the building type, location, and the legal framework applicable to the premises.
The required frequency depends on the building type and legal duty, but regular inspection and maintenance are important to ensure continued performance.
Yes, where access and scope allow, we can review both.
Yes. The report can be structured to help the client understand the location and priority of observed issues.
Yes, where appropriate, photographs can be included to help illustrate observed defects and support remedial planning.
Yes. The findings can inform decisions on repair, replacement, and broader fire safety upgrades.
Not necessarily. The scope can be agreed to suit the building, access arrangements and the level of detail required.
RSCP Engineering & Consultancy is an independent consultancy bringing together expertise in fire safety, health & safety, and commercial project support.
RSCP Engineering & Consultancy Ltd. Registered in England and Wales under Company No. 09386967. Registered Office: Vision Offices, Saxon House, 27 Duke Street, Chelmsford, CM1 1HT.