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Passive fire protection readiness, made practical.

Use this checklist to prepare your team, evidence, and questions before an inspection, renewal, handover, or independent site discussion.

Pyroneer field checklist

UAE Passive Fire Protection Readiness Checklist

A preparation aid, not a certificate of compliance. Use it to make the first technical conversation more productive.

01

Scope and responsibility

  • Confirm the asset areas, risers, plant rooms, floors, and service routes included in the review.
  • Name the person responsible for building access, information, and follow-up decisions.
  • Identify upcoming inspection, renewal, handover, or occupation milestones.
02

Compartmentation

  • Review walls, floors, shafts, voids, and risers where a fire compartment boundary should remain continuous.
  • Note visible openings, damage, unsealed edges, or incomplete interfaces.
  • Check whether records make the intended construction and fire-resistance performance clear.
03

Service penetrations and fire-stopping

  • Identify penetrations for M&E, data, ventilation, and drainage services through compartment lines.
  • Look for signs that later works may have disturbed seals, sleeves, collars, wraps, or coatings.
  • Gather any installation records, product data, photographs, and location references available.
04

Doors, access panels, and interfaces

  • List doors, hatches, and access panels relied upon as part of the fire strategy.
  • Note damage, alterations, missing labels, gaps, or hardware that could need specialist review.
  • Record areas where finishing works or fit-out changes have affected the original interface.
05

Structural protection

  • Identify protected structural steel and any intumescent coating systems within the agreed review area.
  • Note impact damage, changes to surrounding construction, or missing protection.
  • Keep available project information, coating records, and test data ready for discussion.
06

Evidence and next actions

  • Prepare current plans, fire strategy documents, prior reports, and accessible photographic evidence.
  • Mark the issues that need a location-specific, independent technical view.
  • Agree what a useful outcome should look like: readiness, prioritisation, scope definition, or corrective action planning.
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