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Fire Door Installation RAMS

Fire door installation requires precision and compliance with strict regulations. This RAMS template covers the specific requirements for installing and maintaining fire-rated doors.

This guide aligns with HSE guidance and CDM Regulations 2015.

6 hazards covered6 control measures4 PPE items

Fire Door Installation RAMS summary

  • 1Most common hazards: Manual handling of heavy doors, Working at height (hinges), Use of power tools
  • 2Key controls: Two-person handling for doors, Certified installation procedures
  • 3Required PPE: Safety boots, Work gloves, Safety glasses, Dust mask
  • 4Use our template to create a Fire Door Installation RAMS in under 5 minutes

Specialist RAMS for fire door installation and maintenance. Covers certification, correct fitting procedures, and compliance. This guide covers the key hazards, control measures, and PPE requirements you need to include in your Risk Assessment and Method Statement.

Typical hazards

These are the common hazards identified in fire door installation work. Your specific job may have additional hazards depending on the site and scope of work.

1

Manual handling of heavy doors

2

Working at height (hinges)

3

Use of power tools

4

Dust from cutting

5

Fire compliance risks

6

Trips from materials

Control measures

Standard control measures for fire door installation projects. These should be adapted to your specific site conditions and requirements.

Two-person handling for doors

Certified installation procedures

Correct intumescent strip installation

Gap checking and certification

Proper hinge and closer installation

Documentation and labelling

PPE requirements

Personal Protective Equipment typically required for fire door installation work.

Safety bootsWork glovesSafety glassesDust mask

Frequently asked questions