Already Listed Asset Type or Treatment | Add New Asset | What compromised it | Solution | Photo | Edit | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AOVs | Being blocked by external scaffold | Inform method statements | ||||
AOVs | Being forced open by occupiers/smokers | Education of occupiers | ||||
AOVs | Rooflight used to access roof | Upgrade actuator | ||||
Fire Door | Closer disconnected | Record torque and speed of closing | ||||
Fire Door | Painted or warning sticker removed | Education of occupiers | ||||
Fire Door | New flooring fitted, creating gap | Training, inspection and sign-off | ||||
Sprinkler Systems | Compressed air being used to flush water but creating oxidisation and leaks | Standardised tasks and training | ||||
Fire Door | New door bell fitted, compromising penetration | Education of occupiers | ||||
Compartmentation | 30 min foam used on 60 min door or damper | Training, inspection and sign-off | ||||
Compartmentation | Water ingress damaging fire integrity | Inspection and better asset records | ||||
Smoke control | Smoke seal on door damaged when easing a non-closing fire door | Training, inspection and sign-off | ||||
Cladding | Fire stopping deteriorated due to water ingress | Fix leak and replace fire stopping | ||||
Penetration Seals | Collar installed within batt then angle used to ‘support’ it but using drywall or wood screws and threaded rod with bolts unlikely to have come from a tested solution |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Pipe fouling the wall, pipe in first |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Inappropriate use of ‘fire rated foam’ |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Inappropriate use of ‘fire rated foam’ |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Firestop services at floor level, through installed services |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Pipe chase with no closers installed before boxing in |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Edges not coated on top level, firestop products unlikely to be tested for services, not sealed correctly to prevent smoke etc |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Dry board joints and inappropriately sealed services |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Dry board joints and inappropriately sealed services, no seal within tray |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Dry board joints, likely to be combustible insulation passing through without proper sealing /closer |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | No sealing of services, |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | No sealing of services, batt stops and then suspended ceiling, batt cannot compression fit against suspended ceiling |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Dry board joints, no closer and exposed metal |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Boards have fallen out therefore indicative of dry installation, mastic used as a mortar to secure in place |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Close proximity of other elements of structure limit access for air seal / fire stop |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Access to wallhead after services installed |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Interface of wall, deck and partition leaving void along length of block wall |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Inappropriate sealing of partition wall |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Riser still to be sealed at floor level, |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Inside of riser, damaged walls, not taped and filled, timber penetrations unprotected, no access to seal, combustible soffit of riser, plastic pipe passing through wall with no closer |  | ||||
Penetration Seals | Out of line damper, gaps in wall |  | ||||
Compartmentation | Poorly installed and possibly wrong product | CompartmentationPoorly installed and possibly wrong productCheck manufacturer installation methodSharon McClurehttps://bim4housing-blackbox.com/wp-content/uploads/formidable/2/A8A517B8-C4DD-46DC-AD56-FF94756DD9AB-150×150.jpeg |  | |||
Compartmentation | Failed compartmentation | Inappropriate materials | Replace with fire rated material appropriate for location (movement, dimensions, etc) |
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