Compliance Consult Group provides specialist review, verification and technical guidance across passive fire protection and smoke control systems — for building owners, NHS Trusts, contractors and facilities teams who need findings they can defend.
We support building owners, NHS Trusts, contractors, consultants and facilities teams in identifying compliance risks, interpreting complex standards, and developing practical, evidence-based remediation strategies.
Every determination we make is referenced back to the specific evidence relied upon — the manufacturer's Declaration of Performance, the relevant test standard, the as-installed configuration on site. Not opinion. Not assumption.
We provide independent technical oversight where stakeholders require confidence that findings, recommendations and remedial strategies are technically justified, proportionate, and aligned with current legislation and guidance.
We record how the system is actually built — substrate, sealing method, fixings, orientation, actuator and power arrangement — with full photographic evidence of the as-installed configuration, not just a tag number and a pass/fail.
The installation is interpreted against its manufacturer's Declaration of Performance and the governing test standard by an assessor with genuine third-party fire test experience — engineering judgement applied to the whole system, not a tick-box comparison.
A signed compliance report referencing the specific evidence relied upon for every determination, with practical, prioritised remedial recommendations — not just a list of failures.
A snapshot of the type of assessment work we deliver. Client and site details are anonymised here — full case studies available on request.
Full riser-core and floor-plate survey of motorised fire dampers and their controls system across a multi-storey acute hospital building, assessing substrate, penetration seal and independent support against BS EN 1366-2 and -3.
Assessment of BS 476-era smoke control dampers and a legacy LON-based control panel across a commercial office portfolio, including a non-worsening review under Building Regulations 2010 and a phased upgrade path to ISO 21927.
Whether it's a single-building survey or a portfolio-wide review, we'll scope the work around what you actually need to know — and what you'll need to show, if you're ever asked.