Fire Damper Maintenance, Inspection, Testing Services in Ireland & UK

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Do you know it’s essential for you get fire damper maintenance Ireland to ensure correct operation in the event of a fire? We, at BM Fire can offer full maintenance packages.

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Do You Know Your Maintenance Obligations Under BS 9999?

All fire dampers must be tested by a competent person after they have been installed and at regular intervals not exceeding two years.

If you have had fire dampers installed in your ducting, then you will need to have this fire damper inspection at least every 12 months or even more frequently if they are installed in an area that is affected by high levels of dust or pollution. All dampers used in hospitals must also be tested every twelve months.

You must ensure that your fire dampers are repaired or replaced immediately if found to be faulty. It is highly recommended that you create a maintenance plan to help you budget and schedule repairs, ensuring your fire dampers remain in a fully working condition.

Essential For Preventing Spread Of Fire & Smoke

Fire dampers play a crucial role in a building’s fire safety system. The difference between a well maintained, working fire damper and an ill maintained partially working fire damper can be the difference between life and death in the case of a fire.

“Fire dampers are invaluable when it comes to maintaining the integrity of any building’s fire strategy.”

Don’t let your building suffer from fire accidents; costing life,let BM Fire offer a thorough inspection.

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What Problem Do You Face Without Fire Damper Maintenance?

After buildings are constructed or altered, it’s often the case that few records are kept of where these dampers are installed or when dampers where last serviced. And with poor records comes poor fire damper maintenance Ireland. But with BM Fire by your side, you get proper and timely inspection done.

Moreover, if the damper management is vague, the maintenance history gets really vague. This situation is heighted by the fact that – unlike something like a fire alarm or fire door – dampers are generally not on display.

Often there is no clear record of when their dampers were last tested, serviced or replaced. However, with our exceptional team you don’t need to worry at all as we have everything under control and on record.

Our Solution

When you’re presented with the kind of challenge outlined above, you obviously realise that fire damper maintenance is the key. Proper, preventative, pre-emptive service work undertaken by our qualified specialists will save time, money, hassle and – most importantly – lives.

But that’s only part of the answer. There’s no point in getting and fire damper inspection and then forgetting about them for the next few years until you’re in the same position again.

At BM Fire we believe the solution is one of management as much as maintenance. And that means record keeping and proper data management. We use the latest technology to track and record which puts us in the best position to serve better.

Common FAQ

1.How often do fire dampers need maintenance?Abdul Gaffaer2020-04-17T13:04:47+00:00

1.How often do fire dampers need maintenance?

Maintenance and inspection of fire dampers must be conducted one year after installation, and then every 4 years in commercial buildings, and every 6 years in hospitals.

2.What happens if I don’t get my dampers inspected?Abdul Gaffaer2020-04-17T13:11:08+00:00

2.What happens if I don’t get my dampers inspected?

If you are not up-to-date on your damper inspections, your facility could be facing heavy citations and fines for not staying in compliance. Also, a potential tragedy in your facility could be avoided when the proper maintenance and inspections are done on time.

3.If a damper is ‘inaccessible,’ it doesn’t need to be inspected, right?Abdul Gaffaer2020-04-17T13:12:26+00:00

3.If a damper is ‘inaccessible,’ it doesn’t need to be inspected, right?

Unfortunately, if your facility has undergone major renovations since first constructed, newly installed ductwork, piping and other construction projects can often block access to originally installed fire dampers. A damper should never be labeled inaccessible simply because it’s out of reach or unavailable at the time, especially in hospitals.