Job Description
Fire Door Remediation & Maintenance Operative Job Description We are seeking an experienced Fire Door Remediation & Maintenance Operative to carry out fire door inspection, maintenance, repair and remedial works across large-scale residential refurbishment and fire safety projects in Salford, the work is ongoing for the right candidate. The successful candidate will have proven experience working with fire doors and must be confident carrying out remedial works in accordance with BM TRADA Q-Mark repair techniques, manufacturer test evidence and relevant fire door standards. Key Responsibilities Inspect and assess existing fire doors, identifying defects and required remedial works. Complete fire door maintenance and remedial works to the required specification and standard. Carry out door and frame adjustments, including gap, alignment and fit adjustments. Repair and replace fire door components, including hinges, closers, locks, handles and other ironmongery. Install and replace intumescent and smoke seals where required. Repair damaged door leaves, frames and associated components where appropriate. Ensure fire doors operate correctly and meet the required fire safety requirements following remedial works. Complete QA checks and accurately record all works undertaken. Identify and report additional defects, variations or works outside the agreed scope to the Contracts Manager or Supervisor. Work safely and comply with all site health and safety requirements. Maintain a clean and organised work area and ensure tools and equipment are maintained appropriately. Work professionally within occupied residential properties, minimising disruption to residents. Liaise effectively with site management and other trades to ensure works are completed efficiently and to a high standard. Follow manufacturer specifications, approved repair techniques and relevant fire door standards at all times. Essential Experience & Qualifications
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