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Passive Fire Protection for Builders & Developers

The passive fire package is one of the last things done and one of the first things asked about at handover. Left to the end, it becomes the thing standing between you and possession.

Shaft opening prepared with rebar during construction
In the programmeSequenced with MEP, while the riser is finished and the ceiling is still open.
UL
UL Listed
Armacell fire stop systems
CBRI
CBRI Certified
Ameetuff mortar & coatings
NBC
IV
NBC Part-IV
Documented to the standard
✓
Photographed
Before, during and after
The short version

Why this building type is different.

On a construction programme, passive fire work sits in an awkward place: it cannot start until the services are in, and it cannot be finished after the ceilings close. That window is narrow and it moves. Planning for it early is the difference between a sealed building and a snag list that delays handover.

Passive Fire Protection for Builders and Developers
What we plan around

Four things we get right here.

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Sequenced with MEP, not after itWe want to be in the programme conversation, not handed a date. Shaft closing needs the services complete in that riser and the ceiling still open — a window that is often only days wide.
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One coordinated packageShafts, coatings, sealants and cable barriers from one contractor means one record set at handover, not four sets that do not reference each other.
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Built for the sign-off, not just the workThe output is a handover file: every location, every product, every photograph. That file is what the authority, the buyer and the facilities team all end up asking for.
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Re-work is the real costA seal broken by a late cable pull has to be redone. We flag which risers are likely to change and use re-enterable systems there so the last-minute change costs a morning, not a re-mobilisation.
FAQ

Questions from teams like yours

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When should we bring you in?At services coordination, not at snagging. By snagging the ceilings are in and the cost of access is higher than the cost of the work.
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Can you match our programme if dates move?Dates always move. What we ask for is notice of the sequence change, because our work depends on the riser being complete and the ceiling being open at the same time.
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Do you work with our MEP contractor?Yes, and it avoids most re-work. Agreeing in advance who seals what, and when services stop being pulled, prevents the argument that usually happens at handover.
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What do we hand to the buyer or the authority?A location-by-location record with product references and photographs. It is the document that stops the question being asked twice.

Want a straight answer on your building?

One short call is usually enough for us to say whether an audit is the right first step, or whether you already know what needs doing.