Resident-focused programmes
Passive fire protection for social housing.
Passive fire work in social housing must protect residents while keeping access, communication and records under control. FireX supports housing providers with survey-led programmes, installations, maintenance and remedial works across individual homes, communal areas and multi-block estates.
Operational priorities
Planning beyond the technical detail.
Suitable passive fire work depends on the tested solution and on how the building can be accessed, controlled and handed back.
- Resident liaison and access planning
- Door-by-door and location-based reporting
- Regulation 10 fire-door programmes
- Clear no-access, exception and completion records
Building types
Support suited to the environment.
High-rise and higher-risk buildings
Sheltered and supported housing
Multi-block housing estates
Delivery approach
Controlled from planning to close-out.
Plan access
Agree resident communications, appointment routes, safeguarding needs and escalation before the programme begins.
Control delivery
Coordinate surveys, repairs and replacements around occupied homes, shared routes and other contractors.
Close every asset
Return consistent status, photographic evidence and exceptions against the property or asset reference.
Relevant services
A coordinated passive-fire scope.
Each requirement is confirmed against the building, available evidence and the service scope FireX is competent to deliver.
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FireX work in social housing.
Named examples are used where publication is permitted; other programme evidence remains anonymised.
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Discuss passive fire work for social housing.
Share the building type, location, available survey or FRA information, approximate quantities and target programme. We’ll review the requirement and set out the practical next step.
