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Fire door inspections

Fire door inspection appwith the evidence behind every door.

Run the same checklist on every door — latch, seals, hinges, glazing and the gap in millimetres — with a photograph against each one, tied to the door reference and the floor it sits on. Works offline in stairwells and risers.

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An inspector checking a fire door beneath a 'Fire door keep shut' sign — crouching at the base of the door to examine the gap and closer

24

Doors

3

Failures

100%

Evidenced

A single block on a routine round

A tick in a box is not evidence that the door was checked.

Fire door records are scrutinised precisely when something has gone wrong. A spreadsheet of passes proves very little; what stands up is a dated record showing which door was inspected, what was found, what it measured and what the inspector could see.

No proof per door

A completed checklist with no photographs cannot show the condition of any individual door.

Doors that can't be identified

Without a reference and a location, nobody can tell which of forty similar doors the finding refers to.

Failures that go nowhere

A failed check is noted, then the remedial action lives somewhere else entirely.

From the first door to the finished report.

01 · Load the roundOpen the fire door checklist for the building and floor, with each door already listed as its own record.
02 · Check the doorWork through latch, seals, hinges and glazing, and key the gap measurement in millimetres as a typed number.
03 · Evidence the findingPhotograph the door, and when a check fails, capture the defect photo, remedial action and priority.
04 · Issue the recordExport the round as a report per block or per floor, with every door's evidence attached.

Built for the way a fire door round actually runs.

One reusable checklist, applied consistently to every door, with the evidence and the measurements captured as structured data rather than free text.

One response per door

Each door is its own record against its reference, so findings can never be attributed to the wrong one.

Gap in millimetres

Measurements are typed fields, not free text, so the values can be compared and reported on properly.

Required photographs

Mark the photo field required and the round cannot be completed without visual evidence of the door.

Conditional follow-ups

A failed check reveals the defect photo, remedial action and priority fields, and stays hidden when the door passes.

Offline in stairwells

Risers, stairwells and back-of-house corridors have no signal. Everything captures on the device and syncs later.

Walk Cam for the tricky ones

Where a photo will not show it, record a clip and talk through the condition while voice-to-text writes the note.

Start from a fire door checklist template.

Open the ready-made fire door inspection form and adjust it to your own regime and door schedule. Every field below is editable, in chat or visually.

Door reference and location

Closes fully onto the latch

Intumescent and smoke seals intact

Gap under door, in millimetres

Hinges, glazing and signage

Photo of the door, required

Defect photo and remedial action on failure

Inspector sign-off

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Frequently asked questions

The practical questions.

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What is fire door inspection software?+

Fire door inspection software replaces paper or spreadsheet fire door checklists with a mobile app that records each door as its own dated record. A typical inspection covers the door reference and location, whether it closes fully onto the latch, the condition of intumescent and smoke seals, hinges, glazing and signage, and the gap measurement in millimetres — with a photograph attached to each door. Because the evidence and the location are captured together, the record can be produced later for a responsible person, insurer or fire safety audit.

Can gap measurements be recorded as numbers?+

Yes. Measurement fields are typed as numbers with a unit rather than free text, so a gap recorded in millimetres is stored as a value you can report on and compare across doors, instead of a sentence somebody typed differently on every door.

Does it work in stairwells and risers with no signal?+

Yes. The whole inspection runs on the device. Stairwells, risers and back-of-house corridors rarely have coverage, so answers, photos and video are held securely on the phone and sync to the project when connectivity returns.

Can a failed check trigger extra questions?+

Yes. Conditional logic shows follow-up fields only when they are needed — a failed latch or seal check can reveal a defect photograph, a remedial action and a priority, while a door that passes keeps the form short.

Can each door be inspected against its own reference?+

Yes. Each door is a separate record tied to its reference and the space it sits in, so a finding is always attributable to one specific door rather than to a floor or a block in general.

Can the completed round be exported as a report?+

Yes. The captured record becomes the report — findings, photographs, measurements and sign-off — exported as a client-ready PDF or shared as a link, per block, per floor or for the whole round.

Does this certify fire doors or replace a competent inspector?+

No. SiteSurvey records the inspection and its evidence; it does not certify doors or make competence judgements. The inspection must still be carried out by someone competent to do it, and any certification remains with the appropriate body. What the app gives you is a consistent, evidenced record of what was checked and what was found.

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Evidence every door, not just the round.