A step-by-step walkthrough of what's involved in a passive fire inspection — what building owners, managers, and IQPs need to know.
About This Guide
Passive fire protection refers to the built-in elements of a building that are designed to contain or slow the spread of fire and smoke — things like fire doors, fire-rated walls, penetration seals, and smoke barriers.
Unlike active systems such as sprinklers or alarms, passive fire systems work automatically without any mechanical trigger. That's why regular inspection and maintenance is critical to ensuring they perform when it matters most.
BC Group coordinates IQP inspections across all specified systems — including passive fire protection. Get in touch to find out how we can manage compliance for your building.
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