Fire protection and passive fire safety for healthcare

Yes. The work is done per department or wing, with dust screens and outside peak care times, coordinated in advance with the emergency response organization. Escape routes remain usable during the work.

For each provision it immediately shows the location on the floor plan, the last inspection date, the result and the certificate - exactly what the municipality, fire service or insurer may ask for during an inspection.

A sub-fire compartment confines a fire to a small part of a floor, for example one living group, so that in the event of fire only the directly threatened residents need to be moved horizontally.

Both may have obligations: the condition of the building (Article 3.5 Bbl) is a different question from fire-safe use (Article 6.4), and the user is also responsible for what is changed during the use phase. In practice we recommend recording who surveys and maintains the structural fire protection. Our report is set up so that both parties can read what falls under their part.

Yes. Most of the work is in the corridors, shafts and stairwells. Work inside a residential unit is announced to each resident individually and usually completed within half a day, with dust control and a tidied-up work area at the end.

Often, yes. As soon as there is a care function with residents of limited self-reliance, additional requirements may apply to sub-compartmentalization and to the smoke resistance of doors. What applies to your complex depends on the occupancy classification in the permit; we check that during the survey.