Fire information review
A clear picture of available strategy, drawings, schedules, surveys and missing evidence.
Fire safety & building compliance
Make the interfaces visible before they become failures.
Fire safety problems are rarely confined to one drawing. We review the relationship between strategy, building fabric, systems, escape, operations and project delivery.
Overview
Practical fire support for live projects and existing buildings.
6S Global helps clients understand what is missing, what conflicts and what needs to happen next. We coordinate specialist input and turn technical findings into an organised delivery plan.
- Fire strategy review, information-gap analysis and coordination of specialist inputs.
- Means-of-escape and operational review, including competing flows and final exits.
- Fire alarm, access control, door-release, hold-open, lift and security-system interfaces.
- Compartmentation, penetrations, passive fire actions and contractor coordination.
- Design-document and schedule reconciliation across disciplines.
- Site inspections, action tracking, witness activity, evidence review and close-out support.
Competence and sign-off: Where formal fire-engineering calculations, design responsibility or statutory sign-off are required, we work with appropriately competent fire specialists and define the interface clearly.
Typical outputs
Clear enough to use.
Scope and deliverables are scaled to the engagement, from a focused review to full programme support.
Interface matrix
Responsibilities and cause-and-effect relationships across fire, security, doors and building systems.
Action plan
Prioritised technical, operational and documentation actions with owners.
Design coordination
Queries and decisions resolved before they become site changes or defects.
Inspection support
Structured observations, evidence requirements and escalation.
Close-out pack
A route to resolving defects, recording evidence and supporting acceptance.
Bring us the requirement—or the uncertainty.
We can help define the right scope before a larger commitment is made.