Guides
Guides
Practical writing on fire door checks, the evidence behind them, and the tools people use to record it — for the operative on site, the office approving the work, and the person who has to prove it happened.
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Residential PEEPs: the 2025 Regulations explained, and what a defensible record looks like
Which buildings the Fire Safety (Residential Evacuation Plans) (England) Regulations 2025 apply to, what a Responsible Person owes each resident who cannot evacuate unaided, the four things the fire service must be told, and how to keep those records without mishandling the most sensitive data a building holds.
Updated 22 October 2026
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Choosing a fire door inspection app: the questions worth asking
Six things to test before you commit to an inspection app — offline capture, physical tags, client access, forms, reporting and permissions — with how to test each one, and where MyQTAG stands on it.
Updated 8 September 2026
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The golden thread for fire doors: what to keep with the door
What a fire door's record has to contain to survive a change of contractor, and why keeping it attached to the door — rather than to whoever last held the contract — is the part most estates get wrong.
Updated 8 September 2026
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