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Fire Stopping Survey Quotes coordinated through Compliance Assured are provided by competent passive fire protection specialists with relevant qualifications, practical experience and technical knowledge in fire stopping systems and passive fire protection measures.
Depending on the project scope and specialist discipline, appointed professionals may hold recognised industry certifications, professional memberships and relevant experience, including:
Every appointed specialist is independently verified for competence, relevant experience and suitability before being introduced to your project.
A Fire Stopping Survey provides an independent assessment of accessible passive fire protection measures, identifying defects, installation issues and areas where fire compartmentation may have been compromised.
The assessment focuses on the condition and installation of fire stopping systems, including service penetrations, fire seals and compartment boundaries, providing documented evidence to support fire safety management and remediation planning.
1. Desktop Review & Scope Agreement
2. Passive Fire Protection Site Inspection
Inspection of accessible passive fire protection measures, including:
3. Technical Review & Defect Assessment
4. Technical Assessment Report
You receive a detailed technical report including:
Quotations are prepared individually based on technical complexity, inspection scope and access requirements:
No. Compliance Assured coordinates independent passive fire protection specialists who undertake the inspection, assess findings and prepare the technical report.
A Fire Risk Assessment reviews overall fire safety management, means of escape, fire detection, emergency procedures and wider risks. A Fire Stopping Survey is a targeted technical assessment of passive fire protection systems and compartmentation.
The survey scope depends on accessibility, agreed inspection areas and available information. Concealed fire stopping behind walls, ceilings or boxed-in areas may require targeted opening-up works.
No. The survey provides an independent assessment and defect schedule. Remedial works can be separately scoped following identification of defects.
Yes. Access arrangements can be coordinated with building managers, landlords, managing agents and residents to minimise disruption.
Typically, we require the building address, number of blocks and storeys, available drawings or fire safety information, areas requiring inspection and any known concerns.