Fire and Smoke Damper Inspections

Safe√ Check follows the requirements of the National Fire Protection Association’s NFPA 80 and NFPA 105 as having 100% operability and compliance of all dampers inspected. This means repairing or replacing those dampers found as inoperable during the Damper Inspection.

Safe√ Check crews receive the necessary training techniques to diagnose dampers and determine whether an “In place” repair or adjustment is needed or a complete damper removal and replacement.

Safe√ Check Will perform the following during an inspection:

• Fusible links will be removed and replaced when necessary
• All dampers shall be operated to verify that they open and close fully
• The latch (if provided) shall be checked and moving parts lubricated as necessary
• Confirm there is not any interference with the damper such as rust, misalignment, damaged frames or blades, defective hinges or parts, and/or bent tracks
• All inspections of fire and smoke dampers shall be electronically entered into a live virtual database to include date of inspection and location along with any applicable deficiencies

Safe√ Check Is your life safety partner with years of valuable experience and knowledge that is unsurpassed in the industry. We help you get it done right the first time and every time.

DOCUMENTATION AVAILABILITY 24 HOURS A DAY

Safe√ Check was the innovator in bringing real time virtual documentation to its customers. Facility managers are provided with a unique username and password, whereby the Damper Inspection can be viewed live 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week.

In addition to the virtual report, Safe√ Check will provide each customer with a SUMMARY REPORT depicting the location, type, and bar coded ID, individual and percentage PASS/FAIL information, and major repairs needed (if applicable).

Safe√ Check has conducted fire and smoke damper inspections and repairs at over 1,010 hospitals and healthcare facilities nationwide. Our clients include some of the most prestigious public and private healthcare facilities in the nation.

• Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for Children & Nemours Children's Clinic
• Georgetown University Hospital
• Eisenhower Medical Center and The Betty Ford Center
• University of Southern California University Hospital
• Palm Bay Community Hospital
• Walter Reed Army Medical Center
• Hospital of the University of Philadelphia
• AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center
• Mayo Clinic
• Harris Methodist Hospital