Capabilities
Passive fire capability across construction, existing buildings and defect rectification.
Overview
FRS supports passive fire work from early drawing and site review through installation, inspection, rectification and handover — across fire doors, service penetrations, structural protection, ducts and dampers, fire-rated construction, shutters and curtains, inspection, rectification, maintenance, documentation and certification.
What we do
Everything FRS takes on.
Fire Doors
Inspection, repair, replacement, installation and project support for fire and smoke door assemblies, in existing buildings and new construction.
Asbestos Fire Doors
Identification and management of asbestos-containing and suspect fire doors, with removal and replacement within the licensed FRS scope.
Service Penetrations & Fire Stopping
Fire stopping around electrical, plumbing, mechanical and mixed services through fire-rated walls and floors, using systems matched to the actual substrate, service, opening and project requirement.
Penetration Rectification
Penetrations that failed, were rejected, were never finished or were never recorded — including the ones where what was installed does not match what the test report covers.
Structural Fire Protection
Passive fire protection to structural steel using systems supported by test or assessment evidence appropriate to the project condition.
Duct Protection & Dampers
Duct wrap, board enclosure, fire dampers and smoke dampers where mechanical services cross a fire-rated wall or floor.
Fire-rated Construction
Fire-rated bulkheads, shafts, service enclosures and associated construction using tested systems and documented details.
Fire Shutters & Curtains
Fire shutters and fire curtains, including the detection, interface and commissioning that make them work as part of the building rather than as a fitting.
Passive Fire Inspection & Baseline Surveys
An existing building gone through item by item, and a register of what is there, what condition it is in and what test report sits behind it.
Defect Rectification
Planning and carrying out passive fire repairs following an inspection, audit, handover review or site defect list.
Passive Fire Maintenance
Routine maintenance of the passive fire systems in an occupied building, cycle after cycle, with certification at the end of each one.
Audits & Certification
Certification of our own work, and independent inspection and certification of installations carried out by others where the evidence supports it.
Design & Technical Support
Drawings read against what is actually on site, the test reports chased down, and the mismatch between them identified before anything is built.
Documentation & Handover
Photographs taken before the work was covered up, an asset register, installation records, schedules and the test report behind each system.
Where a condition sits outside what we can support
What we can do on a list and what works in your building are two different things — the construction, the services and the test report behind the system all decide that. So where a condition sits outside what we can support, we say so up front and take it to whoever can resolve it, rather than installing something nobody can stand behind.
Why it matters
The site condition matters as much as the product.
Where the real condition does not match the available detail, we identify the gap and move it into the correct technical review path — rather than hiding it behind finished work.
Drawings, photos or a defect report in front of you?
Send what you already have. We will tell you what else is needed before the work can be reviewed, priced or booked for site inspection.