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Fire Door Self-Closing Audit

Fire Door Self-Closing Audit

Healthcare inspection template for verifying fire door self-closing performance, latching, gap clearance, and labeling in accordance with NFPA 80.

Inspection Details

  • Facility / unit name
    Enter the building, department, or unit being inspected.
  • Fire door location / identifier
    Record the specific door number, room, corridor, smoke compartment, or egress path.
  • Inspection date and time
    Capture when the inspection was performed.
  • Inspector name and title
    Document the inspector completing the audit.
  • Reference standard
    Verify the door against NFPA 80 fire door inspection expectations and applicable facility policy.

Self-Closing and Latching Performance

  • Door self-closes fully from any open position
    Door closes completely without manual assistance from the tested open position.
  • Door latches positively when closed
    Latch engages fully and holds the door in the closed position.
  • Closer operates smoothly without binding, leakage, or visible damage
    Check the door closer body, arm, and mounting for proper operation and condition.
  • No wedges, props, or hold-open devices defeat self-closing
    Door is not held open by wedges, furniture, cords, or unauthorized devices.
  • Door closes and latches after normal opening force is released
    Open the door and release it to confirm the closer returns the door to the latched position.

Gap Clearance and Door Alignment

  • Top and side clearances are within acceptable limits
    Measure the clearance at the top and vertical edges of the door.
  • Bottom clearance is within acceptable limits
    Measure the clearance at the bottom of the door to the finished floor or threshold.
  • Door, frame, and hardware are aligned without rubbing or interference
    Door opens and closes without binding, scraping, or misalignment that affects operation.
  • No visible damage, warping, or field modifications affecting the fire door assembly
    Inspect the leaf, frame, glazing, seals, and hardware for damage, unauthorized cuts, or modifications.

Labeling, Hardware, and Fire Door Assembly Condition

  • Fire door label is present and visible
    The fire door label is legible and not painted over, covered, or removed.
  • Required hardware is present and appropriate for the assembly
    Verify hinges, latch, closer, and any required fire door hardware are installed and suitable for the opening.
  • Vision panel, glazing, and seals are intact where installed
    Inspect glazing, glazing beads, and perimeter seals for damage or missing components.
  • No unapproved penetrations, cutouts, or field alterations are present
    Check for drilled holes, added devices, or other modifications that may compromise the fire door assembly.

Deficiencies and Corrective Actions

  • Deficiencies documented with specific location and condition
    Record each deficiency, including what was observed and where it was found.
  • Immediate life-safety risk noted and escalated to responsible party
    Indicate whether any critical item failure was escalated for prompt correction.
  • Corrective action owner and due date
    Identify the person, department, or vendor responsible for remediation and the target completion date.
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