Selected passive fire protection projects.

The scheme had dense M&E risers, repeated apartment layouts and a higher-risk building handover requirement. The main contractor needed fire stopping installed at pace without losing traceability between the drawing detail, the tested system and the final photographic evidence.

Delivered to programme over a 14-month installation window with zero non-conformances raised at the building control intrusive sample audit. Full golden-thread compliance pack issued for the higher-risk building registration.

Each penetration was recorded in OneTrace with floor, riser, service type, product reference, installer ID and completion image. The close-out pack was structured by compartment line so the project team could answer building control queries without manually matching photographs to plans.

The fit-out contractor inherited exposed steel, active tenant interfaces and compressed handover dates. Passive fire protection had to be sequenced around ceiling closures, MEP commissioning and final decorative finishes without generating late snags.

Single passive fire protection package delivered across two floors in a live building, allowing the fit-out contractor to issue a clean fire compliance handover ahead of tenant occupation.

Dry film thickness readings, fire stopping photographs and doorset records were issued as one coordinated handover pack, reducing the need for separate sub-contractor evidence chasing during client technical review.

The expansion involved high-density cable routes and strict change-control in an operational critical environment. Every compartment breach needed a tested EI120 solution that could be inspected without disrupting live halls.

Worked alongside live operational halls with strict change-control. All penetrations sealed to tested system scope and witnessed by the client's third-party fire engineer.

Completed details were grouped by compartment, photographed before closure and cross-referenced against the client's permit system. Witnessed sign-off was captured alongside the installation record so facilities teams had a usable asset history.

The landlord needed to close out a post-survey remedial schedule while residents remained in occupation. The programme had to balance intrusive works, door access, resident communication and regulator-ready evidence.

Closed out the landlord's full post-survey remedial schedule with door-by-door inspection records, supporting Building Safety Regulator engagement for the registered higher-risk building.

Defects were prioritised by risk, then closed with before-and-after photographs and updated asset records. The handover pack gave the compliance team a clear audit trail for resident blocks, communal risers and flat entrance doors.