Fire door compliance,
documented right,
every year.
Eighty Compliance Group performs annual fire door, smoke barrier, smoke partition and suite perimeter door inspections for hospitals and surgery centers — built to hold up under a Joint Commission or CMS survey.
Four assembly types. One inspection standard.
Every door we inspect is logged against its governing code section, with deficiencies documented individually — not bundled into a vague pass/fail.
Fire Door Assemblies
Rated door and frame assemblies inspected for gaps, hardware function, labeling and self-closing operation.
NFPA 80Smoke Barrier Doors
Doors along smoke barrier walls checked for positive latching, clearances and smoke seal integrity.
NFPA 80 / 105Smoke Partition Doors
Corridor and partition doors evaluated for positive latching, gasketing and resistance to smoke migration.
NFPA 80 / 105Suite Perimeter Doors
Perimeter doors around healthcare suites verified for hardware function, clearances and closure per assembly rating.
NFPA 80 / 105A straightforward path from scheduling to certified report.
Coordinate around your facility
We schedule inspection dates around patient care hours and whatever timing works best for your facility.
Door-by-door inspection
Each fire, smoke barrier, smoke partition and suite perimeter door is inspected individually against its applicable NFPA criteria.
Deficiencies logged in detail
Every deficiency is recorded with door ID, code reference and location — no ambiguity for facilities or surveyors to interpret.
Survey-ready report delivered
You receive a complete inspection report organized by assembly type, ready to reference for Joint Commission or CMS review.
Support through remediation
We're available to clarify findings with your facilities team as repairs are scheduled and closed out.
Fire doors are life safety equipment, not fixtures.
Survey Readiness
Joint Commission and CMS surveyors check fire door compliance directly. An undocumented or lapsed inspection is a finding waiting to happen.
Patient & Staff Safety
A fire door that fails to latch or a smoke barrier with a gap doesn't contain fire or smoke the way the building's life safety plan assumes it will.
Annual Requirement
NFPA 80 and 105 call for functional testing at least annually. Missing the cycle puts the facility out of compliance regardless of intent.
Eighty Compliance Group is a fire door inspection practice built specifically for healthcare facilities — hospitals and surgery centers navigating annual life safety requirements.
The name is a nod to NFPA 80, the standard at the center of the work: fire door assemblies.
- Inspections referenced to NFPA 80 and 105
- Deficiencies documented door-by-door, not summarized
- Reports organized for direct use in survey preparation
Inspection reports your facilities team can act on.
A fire door report is only useful if the next person can act on it without guessing. Every finding ties back to a specific door, a specific code section, and a clear description of what needs to be corrected — so your team spends its time on repairs (or has us do it!), not interpretation.
Request a quote for your facility.
Tell us a bit about your facility and door count, and we'll follow up with a scope and pricing.
Jeremy@eightycompliancegroup.com
Serving
Hospitals & surgery centers