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FCIA Members are companies that provide services and products to the Firestop and Fire-Resistance-Rated and Smoke-Resistant Assembly industries. When firestop products are installed to the Manufacturer’s installation instructions and tested and listed system specs, the installation and inspection services result in an installed Firestop or Fire-Resistance-Rated SYSTEM. FCIA Members are integral to this process.

For the best Firestop Contractors, Associates, Manufacturers, Consultants, Distributors, Reps and more, FCIA.org Member List is the place for you. FM 4991 Approved Specialty Firestop Installation Contractors demonstrate that their company complies with an international standard for quality of firestop installations. This program not only raises the quality of work being done, but it also provides ongoing compliance due to annual audits by FM Approvals. Further, they improve Specialty Firestop Installation Contractor operations, resulting in better installations and safer buildings. For the most up-to-date list of FM 4991 Approved Specialty Firestop Installation Contractors visit the FM Approval Guide.

For the best Firestop Contractors, Associates, Manufacturers, Consultants, Distributors, Reps and more, FCIA.org Member List is the place for you. From Firestopping Contractors to Special Inspection Agencies, Firestop System Manufacturers to Firestop product Distributors, FCIA Members have the expertise you need.

Competent, third-party independent inspection by Firestop Special Inspection Agency Companies with the proper equipment, competent personnel and experience adds an integral quality check of the Firestop installation process.

Barrier Survey companies provide a visual survey by a professional company that understands the system listings and manufacturers' instructions. All around the world, codes require annual visual inspection - survey - of all fire-resistance-rated assemblies, including walls, floors, firestopping, rolling and swinging fire doors, fire and smoke dampers, fire-rated glazing, and SFRM and IFRM Fireproofing. Barrier Survey companies help the building owner and manager build the required documentation and inventory needed to comply with code requirements and to maintain the building's compartmentation and fire- and smoke-resistance-rated assemblies, thereby maximizing safety for both the building and its occupants and minimizing property damage.

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All major codes require continuously functioning fire-resistance-rated and smoke-resistant assembles. Barrier Management Contractors maintain, repair or replace fire-resistance-rated or smoke-resistant assembles in buildings. They provide inventory documentation for the building owner as required by codes. Barrier Management Contractors work with Firestop Systems, Fire Dampers, Fire-Rated Glazing, Rolling and Swinging Fire-Doors, Fire-resistance-rated and smoke resistant Walls and Horizontal assemblies , plus SFRM and or IFRM Fireproofing. Smoke fire barriers, fire-partitions, smoke barriers, smoke partitions, fire walls, fire separations and fire-resistance-rated horizontal assemblies and exterior walls - these contractors do it all. Contact Barrier Management Services Members to survey, install, repair and maintain the components of fire resistance rated and smoke resistant assemblies.

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When fire-resistance-rated walls and floors are breached by penetrating items such as ducts, pipes, cables, and joints, the fire- and smoke-resistance-rated qualities of these assemblies may be compromised. To ensure continuity of protection, the best practice is to visually survey ALL of these assemblies annually. In fact, some codes require it. Barrier Repair Contractors schedule and perform all of these required repairs, then document completed repairs in an inventory that the building owner and manager can manage for the building life cycle.

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Firestop Systems are complex SYSTEMS of firestop system material components installed together as part of a tested and listed system and installed to the Firestop System Manufacturer's installation instructions. Openings made in walls and horizontal assemblies for new pipe or cable systems, result in an area where fire and smoke can spread, thereby compromising the fire- and smoke-resistance-rated properties of these walls and horizontal assemblies. Firestop System Manufacturers design and manufacturer fire-resistance-rated and smoke-resistance-rated firestop and effective compartmentation products and systems. Firestop System Contractors service buildings to install and repair new and existing firestopping, as well as provide documentation and inventory records of installed firestop systems.

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Fire, smoke, and combination fire/smoke dampers installed in barriers and fire separations are designed to resist fire and smoke spread through and around the ductwork of heating, ventilation, or air conditioning systems. When correctly installed to the tested and listed system specs and manufacturer's installation instructions, provide critical compartmentalization as part of a complete passive fire protection system. NFPA 80 specifies that fire, smoke, and fire/smoke dampers be tested at commissioning, then again one-year after service, and then every 6 years in hospitals and every 4 years in all other occupancies. Fire and Smoke Damper Contractors provide documentation and inventory, inspection, survey, installation, and repair services for this critical piece of passive fire protection systems.

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NFPA 80 specifies that fire-rated rolling and swinging doors be inspected annually for proper operation. Should a fire occur in a building, fire doors need to work properly to protect people and property. Fire-Rated Rolling & Swinging Door Contractors can provide annual code required fire-rated door inspections, drop tests, repairs, and replacements of fire doors and doors constructed to resist the passage of smoke.

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Building compartmentation is a critical component of barrier management. For those buildings where light and view are important factors to consider, fire-resistance-rated glazing is the only material that provides a clear view through a fire-resistance-rated assembly and complies with the codes for fire compartmentation without compromising visibility or daylight. Fire-Resistance-Rated Glazing Contractors are experts at installing and visually surveying and documenting that the fire-resistance-rated glazing is correctly installed, labeled, and inventoried.

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The 2018 International Fire Code requires that an inventory of fire-resistance-rated and smoke-resistant assemblies be maintained by the building owner and manager. To keep fire-resistance-rated and smoke-resistant assemblies maintained and documented on an ongoing basis, manual and automated systems have been developed. Barrier Management Software companies are experts in the products that utilize software to manage fire-resistance maintenance and records.

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Spray Fire-Resistive Materials (SFRM) and Intumescent Fire-Resistive Materials (IFRM) are used to provide protection to structural members that lose their structural integrity when exposed to elevated temperatures. Installed SFRM and IFRM's might be removed to accommodate attachments such as ceilings, piping, cables, and more. To reduce the likelihood of structural collapse and maintain fire-resistance protection, damaged SFRM and IFRM needs to be continuously maintained and patched to the listing and manufacturers' instructions. SFRM and IFRM Fireproofing Contractors are experts at keeping installed fireproofing continuously and correctly maintained.

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Firestop Contractor, Firestop Inspection Agencies, Associates, Manufacturer Members, FM 4991 Approved, UL/ULC Qualified Firestop Contractors, are the best in professional fire-resistance systems to protect people in buildings. Barrier Management Services members survey, reconstruct, document fire-resistance rated and smoke resistane assemblies in existing building.

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The mission of the Building Inspection Services Department is to:


  • Protect the public's safety, general welfare, and property from hazards arising from the construction and use of buildings and structures, and protect the environment and preserve the natural beauty of the low country.
  • Ensure building structures are maintained and constructed in accordance with standards and codes by inspecting property and enforcing the building codes, fire code, national electric code, development standards, and floodplain regulations.
  • Issue permits for construction work and provide pre-construction plan review service.
  • Issue contractor licenses/registrations.
  • Provide administrative support to the Construction Board on Adjustments and Appeals.
  • Coordinate and maintain the Charleston Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan.
  • Coordinate construction-, hazard-, and environment-related educational programs and demonstrations.

Address:
4045 Bridgeview Drive A113, Charleston, South Carolina
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FCIA Retired Member previously ThermoFire Systems Inc. 30+ years in the passive fire protection industry. Developed the firestopping industry in Canada beginning in 1981. Included standards development product testing market development specification and resource support to architects engineers % AHJ's regular on-site assistance to contractors. Developed the fire-rated duct market in Canada beginning in 1990. Assisted the ULC in developing fire test standards for kitchen exhaust and ventilation ducts. Conducted numerous pre-fab and duct wrap listing fire tests over 20 years. Involves with the specification and site follow-up of some of the largest fire-rated duct installations in Canada involving airports hospitals research labs commercial buildings educations facilities and entertainment centers.
Currently a mamber of the ULC S100A technical committee and a technical committee member on the CSA N293 and N393 Standards 'Fire Protections of Nuclear Power Plants' and 'Fire Protection of Facilities that Store Handle or Process Nuclear Materials' respectively.

Address:
162 Summerfield Dr. , Oakville, Ontario L6L 5N8 Canada
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We perform fire-inspection services for the Mid-West planning district.

Address:
111 Sarah Ave., Box 96 , Miniota, MB, R0M 1M0 Canada
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Palatine Fire Prevention performs annual, final and construction business license inspection within the Village of Palatine.  We currently have 2 full-time inspectors and 8 part-time inspectors, all certified through the Illinois State Fire Marshals Office  Continued education is strongly encouraged and is attended by all inspectors.

Address:
200 E. Wood St , Palatine, Illinois
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    Address:
    Portage III 8A1 , Gafineau, Quebec K1A 0S5 Canada
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    Enforcement of Ontario Building Code

    Address:
    160 Linvingston Ave. , Grimsby, Ontario L3M 4G3 Canada
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