Installing Fire Doors

Accredited fire door installers are essential to ensuring compliance

Third party accreditation such as the BM Trada Q-Mark Scheme is implemented by Warrington Fire. It is essential to keep up to date with training to provide our customers with full compliance. With multiple details and test evidence, only a competently managed Carpentry Contractor is able to provide this service.

We strive to achieve the end result of confidence that end users have what they require; a fully compliant and certified door set installation that will perform as it has been designed and tested to do under fire conditions.

What is the Scheme?

This demonstrates competence in the installation of fire doors and an in-depth accreditation has been awarded to Constructs South West Ltd.

There is a legal requirement for manufacturers of fire doors to demonstrate the ability of their products to resist the passage and spread of fire. However, if they are not properly installed, their fire resistance capabilities can be seriously compromised. The BM TRADA Q-Mark Fire Door Installation scheme is designed to provide reassurance to specifiers, contractors and end users that the product they have chosen has been installed correctly and should perform as intended.
The BM Trada Q-Mark Fire Door Installation scheme is based on training an individual who takes responsibility for the training and work carried out by several operatives.

The scheme is designed to ensure that fire door sets are installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions or appropriate guidelines.

The scheme aims to:

• Raise the ongoing standard of installation of fire doors
• Ensure the product’s fire resistance capabilities are maintained
• Ensure the product’s service life is maximised through correct installation
• Provide peace of mind that the Installer is suitably qualified and that their work is continually assessed by an independent body, and
• Provide specifiers with the means to demonstrate that the installation meets the required standard.