Generate a clean, printable fire door inspection checklist covering the key items — clearances, self-closing, seals, hardware and signage — aligned to AS 1851.
Enter the site, door reference, inspector and date so the printed checklist is ready to complete on the job.
Use the Print / Save as PDF button to produce a clean one-page checklist without the website around it.
Work through each item on site, marking pass, fail or not applicable, then note any defects and sign off.
A routine fire door inspection covers the leaf and frame condition, clearances and gaps, self-closing and latching operation, hinges and hardware, seals, glazing, signage, tags and any unauthorised modifications. This checklist captures the common items; the definitive requirements are in AS 1851 and AS 1905.1.
Fire doors are subject to routine servicing under AS 1851, with the frequency and activities set by the standard and the building’s maintenance schedule. Many building owners have fire doors inspected at least annually, alongside their other essential fire safety measures.
Fire door inspection and maintenance should be carried out by a competent person familiar with AS 1851 and AS 1905.1. In some jurisdictions, statements about fire safety measures must be issued by an accredited or competent fire safety practitioner.
It’s a practical aid to help you carry out and record an inspection, not a certified form. Confirm the required inspection items and frequencies against AS 1851 and your local requirements.
This checklist is a general aid based on common fire door inspection items, not a certified compliance document. Fire door inspection and maintenance must follow AS 1851 and AS 1905.1 and be carried out by a competent person. Confirm requirements with your fire safety practitioner and local regulations.
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