Instilling Confidence in Clients
Our reputation is established and we get repeat business from our long-standing clients who know that they get the best service on the market and have confidence that we install and document our work to the highest standards.
Leaders in Quality & Safety
Our quality assurance processes are industry leading. We have our own staff that operate as independent quality and health and safety inspectors to ensure quality and safety is a top priority.
An Accredited Contractor
Established in 2007, we are accredited with IFC, ASFP, ISO 9001, working throughout the UK as passive fire protection specialists. We are UKAS accredited and our dedicated team are QA professionals.
Passive Fire Protection
Passive fire protection is a requirement in all commercial and public buildings as well as in multi-storey residential blocks. It’s a key component of the structural fire safety in a property and is designed to prevent the spread of fire and smoke throughout the building.
The main purpose of passive fire protection is to contain the fire and smoke, allowing occupants and visitors sufficient time to safely evacuate. Typically, the owner or manager of the building is the one responsible for all fire protection requirements.
Here at GRJ we can help with all your passive fire protections needs, ensuring that your building is safe and compliant with the latest fire safety regulations. We install and maintain passive fire solutions for buildings across all industries and sectors. Give us a call today to inquire about our services.
OUR CLIENTS
RECENT PROJECTS…
TWO CHAMBERLAIN SQUARE
Two Chamberlain Square is the second building in the first phase of the Paradise development in central Birmingham.
WARWICK ARTS CENTRE
3 Arena Central will provide 240,000 sq ft of Grade A commercial space over ground and 13 upper floors opening out onto developing Bank Court within the heart central Birmingham.
3 ARENA CENTRAL
Warwick Arts Centre will see Willmott Dixon create the region’s leading cultural centre when complete in early 2021 that will be a key venue in Coventry’s year as UK City of Culture 2021.
OUR PRODUCT PARTNERS
Passive Fire Protection System
A passive fire protection system encompasses all structural fire safety measures that are currently in place in your building. The components that make up this kind of fire protection system include fire doors, fire and smoke barriers, structural steel coatings and more.
With over 15 years of experience the team here at GRJ Contracting provides comprehensive solutions to all your passive fire protection needs. We can survey your existing system, offer remedial work, or install a brand new system in a newly built property.
You can rest assured that your fire protection needs are in safe hands with our team of contractors accredited under several partnership programmes including IFC, ASFP and ISO 9001.
To inquire about our services please get in touch with our team today.
"Project delivered on time"
Please also accept our thanks to you and the team for your help in getting the project delivered on time and to a high-quality standard.
Rob Morgan – Willmott Dixon
Ensure your new build is protected
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FAQs
What is passive fire protection?
Passive fire protection involves the installation of barriers or fire stopping materials to prevent fire from spreading from one area of the building to another. Passive fire protection systems work by using fire-resistant materials to insulate walls, floors, ceilings and cavity barriers.
What is a passive fire protection system?
A passive fire protection system encompasses different components of a building's structure that are meant to slow or prevent the spread of fire or smoke without the need of system activation, and usually without movement.
Why is passive fire protection important?
Passive fire protection is essential as it limits the spread of flames, heat, and smoke by containing fire to a single compartment of a building. It also helps keep escape routes clear providing occupant's with vital time for evacuation. Another essential function of a passive fire system is protecting a building from structural damage during a fire.
What is the difference between active and passive fire protection?
Active fire protection involves systems and equipment that activates in the presence of fire to stop it from spreading. Those can be sprinklers, fire extinguishers, fire blankets, smoke alarms and other similar fire safety equipment. In contrast, passive fire protection remains inactive during a fire as it's part of the structure of a building.
