What is the goal of firestop inspection?
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Inspection ensures that firestop systems are installed according to tested and approved configurations to maintain fire-resistance ratings.
When should firestop systems be inspected?
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Firestop systems should be inspected during and after installation, and as part of periodic building maintenance schedules.
Why is maintenance of firestop systems important?
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Maintenance ensures that alterations or damage do not compromise the integrity of the fire-resistance-rated assemblies.
Which documentation is essential for verifying firestop system installations?
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Proper documentation includes UL system listings, photographs, and installation records to confirm code-compliant systems were used.
Who is responsible for maintaining firestop systems after construction?
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Building owners or facility managers are responsible for ensuring firestop systems remain intact and compliant over time.
What should be done if a penetration is modified after initial firestop installation?
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Any modifications must be re-evaluated and properly restored using a listed firestop system to maintain compliance.