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As passive fire protection contractors, ensuring the safety and security of buildings against the threat of fire is paramount. Our role extends beyond mere installation; it encompasses a rigorous commitment to quality assurance at every stage of the project. In this article , we will delve into the top five quality assurance checks that should be integral to every passive fire protection contractor’s workflow.

Whatever industry you are in, fire safety is a matter of paramount importance for businesses in the UK. It is vital that you prioritise the safety of your employees, customers, or any other building occupants and put fire safety measures in place. Read more here…..

When a fire stopping contractor isn’t performing as required, it’s crucial to identify and address the issue(s) promptly and effectively. Unfortunately, there is still evidence of some third-party approved fire stopping contractors consistently underperforming with regard to quality and programming.

In the world of construction and building safety, the importance of fire stopping measures cannot be overstated. Every year, fires pose a substantial threat to lives, property, and livelihoods.

It is essential to choose the appropriate fire stopping manufacturers. At Gunfire, we adhere to a few golden rules.

Obtaining a compliant fire-stopping quotation for a new build project is essential for developers to make sure that they can compare like-for-like quotations. But how do you ensure your tender pack is adequately planned, prepared and comparable to achieve this? Let’s delve into the basics.

In construction and building maintenance, ensuring fire safety is paramount. Fire stopping, the practice of sealing openings and joints in fire-resistance-rated walls or floors to prevent the spread of fire and smoke, plays a crucial role in safeguarding lives and property. However, achieving effective fire-stopping requires the expertise of competent contractors. So, how do you find the right fire-stopping contractor? Let’s delve into the ‘who’ and the ‘what’ of this critical search.