Fire Door Inspector

Additional Resources; Manchester; Hybrid; GBP 35,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A property management firm in Manchester is seeking a Fire Door Inspector to conduct inspections and assessments of fire doors within residential properties, ensuring compliance with safety standards. The role offers hybrid working options and a salary of £35,000 - £40,000, plus benefits. Ideal candidates will have a relevant certification and experience in fire safety assessments.

Benefits

Hybrid working options

Travel costs covered

Qualifications

• Proven experience inspecting and assessing fire doors.
• Valid UK driving licence and access to own vehicle.
• Confident in using digital reporting systems.

Responsibilities

• Conduct thorough inspections of fire doors.
• Document any defects and maintenance requirements.
• Produce accurate reports with photographic evidence.

Skills

Fire safety legislation understanding

Use of inspection tools

Experience inspecting fire doors

Education

Certified Fire Door Inspector qualification (e.g., BM TRADA Q-Mark)

Job description

An opportunity has arisen for a Fire Door Inspectorto join a well-established property management firm specialising in real estate and asset management services providing tailored solutions for residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments.

As a Fire Door Inspector, you will be conducting detailed inspections and assessments of fire doors within residential properties to ensure they meet current safety and compliance standards.

This role offers hybrid working options, a salary range of £35,000 -£40,000 and benefits.Inspection travel costs will be covered.

You Will Be Responsible For :

Carrying out thorough inspections of fire doors to evaluate their condition, functionality, and compliance with current UK fire safety regulations.

Identifying and documenting any defects, maintenance requirements, or non-compliance issues.

Producing accurate, detailed reports including photographic evidence and suggested remedial actions.

Ensuring that all fire doors close correctly and that seals, latches, and hardware are functioning as required.

Working collaboratively with maintenance and property management teams to arrange prompt corrective work.

Keeping meticulous records for auditing and compliance purposes.

What We Are Looking For

Previously worked as a Fire Door Assessor, Fire Door Inspector, Fire Door Surveyor, Fire Door Compliance Assessor, Fire Door Inspection Engineer, Fire Door Technician, Fire Door Auditor, Fire Door Safety Assessor,Fire Safety Assessor, Fire Risk Assessor, Fire Safety Officer, Fire Safety Consultant, Passive Fire Protection Assessor, Fire Safety Surveyor, Fire Safety Engineer, Fire Safety Specialist, Fire Protection Inspector or in a similar role.

Certified Fire Door Inspector qualification (such as BM TRADA Q-Mark, IFSM Level 4 Fire Safety, or equivalent).

A comprehensive understanding of UK fire safety legislation and building regulations.

Proven experience inspecting, assessing, and reporting on fire doors within residential settings.

A valid UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle, with flexibility to travel nationwide.

Confident in using inspection tools and digital reporting systems.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a reputable organisation and play a key role in ensuring building safety and compliance.

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