A written record after every visit, measured against the current standard.
The readings written down: what was tested, what the gauge said, what passed and what needs attention by when. It is the document your insurer and your auditor will ask to see.
What the visit involves
Every service and inspection ends with a report: what we tested, the force readings we measured, what passed, what needs attention and by when. It is the document your insurer, your auditor and the Building Safety Act golden thread all expect you to have, and it is the reason the word is in our name.
A report is only worth having if it is specific. Ours records the actual numbers off the gauge, not a tick in a box, so that next year you can see whether a door is drifting and act before it fails.
- Full BS EN 16005 safety inspection
- Closing force measured with a calibrated gauge
- Sensor detection and presence testing
- Emergency egress and power failure checks
- Log book updated, with remedial recommendations
Who ends up reading it
Your insurer, when they want to see that the entrance was maintained. Your auditor, when the procurement file is checked. An HSE inspector, if someone has been hurt. And whoever holds the golden thread of building information under the Building Safety Act.
All four want the same thing: evidence, dated, specific and signed by someone competent. A tick in a box is not that. A sheet of readings with the door identified and the remedials priced is.
Tell us about the door.
Send a few details and we will come back with a time and a price. If the door is stuck open or shut right now, phone.