How to balance fire doors safety in the light of the Corona virus COVID-19

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In light of the wide spread of the corona virus, we are at united Fire Door
Inspection currently monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak and are taking
precautionary measures seriously to ensure the health and safety of our
clients, employees, and everyone in our local communities. 

We also instruct our employees to stay at home if they are not feeling well and
seek medical help if necessary. On top of this, our inspectors follow the
protocols below when conducting home inspections: 

We typically request that clients attend the inspection but at this point in time,
we request that clients wait for our call and report instead. We can schedule a
brief call at the end of the inspection to provide a summary of our findings.
We can also conduct a phone review after sending the inspection report. 

However, we suggest that buyers and sellers read the following recommendations below
should you wish to attend the inspection. Feel free to call us for any
questions you may have. 

For Our Customers

We understand how much you want to be around during the inspection of your
potential new home. We want to provide you the best and safest service as
possible so below are our suggestions:

There is report   some facilities have begun propping fire doors open so that people don’t have to touch them to open them. propping fire doors open presents significant hazards
and risks in the event of a fire. we need to balance the risk of the
coronavirus against other real hazards that have the potential to harm multiple
people in a very short window of time.

NFPA codes and standards such as NFPA 1, Fire CodeNFPA 101, Life Safety Code, and NFPA 80, Standard for Fire Doors and Other Opening Protectives,
govern the installation, inspection, testing and maintenance of fire
doors.  Fire doors and other opening protectives such as shutters and
windows must be operable at all times.  Operability of these systems
includes opening, closing and latching.  Fire doors must be kept closed
and latched or arranged to be automatic closing during the time of a fire.
 In addition, blocking or wedging of doors in the open position is
prohibited, as it violates the required operation and closing feature of the door. 

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers a wealth of information, guidelines, and
resources for cleaning and disinfecting facilities in the community setting: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/organizations/cleaning-disinfection.html

Our goal is to provide a complete and top-quality fire doors inspection while maintaining a safe environment.
We wish for everyone’s safety and good health.

For more information :  https://unitedfiredoors.com/contact/

 

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