International Fire Door Inspector Association Blog
We at IFDIA developed this blog-spot as an open community forum. If we at IFDIA can’t answer your question, we are hopeful that someone else can. This blog is for general questions. Once you register...
View ArticleSo, you want to be an independent fire door inspector, do you?
Contrary to what one might read online these days, there is no requirement that a person providing services as an independent fire door inspector actually have any type of certification. There is a...
View ArticleWhy Code Enforcement and the AHJ should use the IFDIA
One of the most challenging issues facing code enforcement officials today is the lack of personnel and funding. Since building/property owners are responsible for the maintenance of their properties,...
View ArticleProperty/Building Owners are reponsible for Fire Door compliance
This may come as a shock to some of you, but…you are responsible for the integrity and compliance of any fire listed door and frame in your facility that is used as a fire door assembly. What exactly...
View ArticleArthur Blank & Co. Locks Up its Data Center with FIRELOCK
Kutztown, PA (PRWEB) February 13, 2008 As part of a comprehensive disaster protection and recovery initiative, Arthur Blank & Co., the largest provider of private label credit and gift cards in...
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Locks Have Changed Over the Centuries
Middletown, PA (PRWEB) December 7, 2003 Locks have changed over the centuries, but the struggle to optimize the balance between security, cost and convenience is a constant. From the days when the...
View ArticlePresentations
We know that trying to explain what annual fire door inspections are, when they are needed and why they are needed, can be a bit stressful. We have been asked to build some promotional tools for use by...
View ArticleBlocked fire doors could have been tragic incident
Keeping fire doors in good working condition and assuring that they meet annual inspection requirements under NFPA 80, includes making sure that doors are not blocked or obstructed. What are your...
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