Provisions the documents cite: whole standards — the assessment behind a board or intumescent thickness table for a given section factor and fire period
What it requires
The thickness or dry film thickness required on a steel member comes from the product assessment made to these standards, read against the section factor and fire period on the drawings; the quality sheet records that thickness per member and the measured result against it.
How this entry is kept current
- Citation status: carried from drafting; a source check is in the monthly scan queue.
- Watched by: check for amendment, withdrawal or a new edition at each monthly horizon scan.
- Automated scan: no public page to watch; checked by hand in the monthly review.
Every source is re-checked monthly and the result is published in the scan log. A change that alters what a document should say raises a revision, and past buyers of that document are told.
The 8 documents that cite it
Every KubitDocs document prints its statutory basis on the form itself, so the person signing can verify the citation rather than take our word for it.
Inspection and test plans
Passive fire protection quality checklists
- Cavity Barriers and Fire-Stopping in Voids — Quality Inspection Checklist
- Compartment Line Walk Before Ceilings Close — Late Penetrations and Damage — Quality Inspection Checklist
- Fire Door Surveys and Remediation — Quality Inspection Checklist
- Fire-Rated Ductwork and Fire Dampers — Quality Inspection Checklist
- Intumescent and Board Fire Protection to Structural Steel — Quality Inspection Checklist
- Penetration Seals — Every Penetration Labelled and Photographed — Quality Inspection Checklist
- Service Risers and Shafts — Fire-Rated Floors, Walls and Riser Doors — Quality Inspection Checklist