Run Fire and Smoke Damper Inspection per NFPA 80 and 105 — Free

Inspection Details

Facility name

Inspection date and time critical (required)

Inspector name and qualification critical (required)

Enter the inspector name and note qualification or role, such as technician, supervisor, or competent person.

Reference standard

Inspection performed in accordance with NFPA 80 and NFPA 105 requirements for fire dampers, smoke dampers, and combination fire-smoke dampers.

Damper Identification and Access

Damper ID or asset tag recorded critical (required)

Damper location recorded critical (required)

Record room, corridor, shaft, ceiling grid, or other precise location.

Damper type identified critical (required)

Damper is accessible for inspection and maintenance critical (required)

Access panel, ceiling tile, or service opening allows safe inspection without obstruction.

Yes No N/A

Access opening and surrounding area are unobstructed critical (required)

No stored materials, insulation, debris, or building components prevent access to the damper.

Yes No N/A

Damper Condition and Mechanical Operation

Damper blades, frame, and linkage are free of visible damage or corrosion critical (required)

Look for bent blades, broken components, rust, loose fasteners, or signs of binding.

Yes No N/A

Damper opens and closes fully without binding critical (required)

Operate the damper through its full travel and verify smooth movement.

Yes No N/A

Actuator functions properly critical (required)

Verify actuator responds as intended and is securely mounted with no visible defects.

Yes No N/A

End switch, spring return, or fail-safe action verified critical (required)

Confirm the damper moves to the required safe position on loss of power or activation, as applicable.

Yes No N/A

Damper closes fully to the required position critical (required)

Verify blades seat properly and the damper reaches its intended closed position.

Yes No N/A

Damper reset and returned to normal operating position critical (required)

After test or activation, confirm the damper is reset and restored to service.

Yes No N/A

Labels, Controls, and Surrounding Conditions

Damper label or identification is legible

Identification must remain visible for future inspection and maintenance.

Yes No N/A

Associated control wiring and connections appear intact critical (required)

Check for loose, damaged, or disconnected wiring at the actuator or control interface.

Yes No N/A

No foreign material, paint, or debris interferes with damper operation critical (required)

Verify the damper is not obstructed by overspray, dust buildup, insulation, or construction debris.

Yes No N/A

Any deficiency requires corrective action documented

Record all non-conformances, including failed operation, access issues, damaged components, or missing labels.

Yes No N/A

Note (optional)

Results and Sign-Off

Inspection result critical (required)

Note (optional)

Corrective actions or work order number

Document the repair request, work order, or follow-up action needed for any deficiency.

Inspector signature critical (required)

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Run: Fire and Smoke Damper Inspection per NFPA 80 and 105

Inspection Details

Damper Identification and Access

Damper Condition and Mechanical Operation

Labels, Controls, and Surrounding Conditions

Results and Sign-Off

Get your results