Social housing case study
Borough-wide fire door survey programme
A multi-block Regulation 10 and condition-survey programme across occupied residential buildings, producing consistent asset records and prioritised remedial actions.
Project requirement
The challenge.
Survey more than 700 fire doors across occupied residential buildings while maintaining consistent asset identification, inspection records and an actionable view of defects.
Delivery control
How the work was managed.
The programme combined Regulation 10 checks with condition surveying. Access and findings were recorded against each door so that incomplete visits, defects and recommended actions could be separated and managed clearly.
Evidence
Records prepared for practical close-out.
Consistent survey data, access management and prioritised remedial outputs across multiple residential blocks.
- Door-by-door asset and condition schedule
- Location-linked photographic evidence
- Prioritised remedial recommendations
- Access and exception status
Related capability
Services used on comparable requirements.
Every scope is confirmed against the building, available evidence and the limits of the relevant certification.
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