Our Inspection Process:

• HCE will review your life safety drawings and provide a total count of the openings required to be inspected per the NFPA.
• We will provide every opening with a unique identifier.
• The unique ID will be noted on your latest life safety drawing for easy location.
• We will complete the required 13 Points of Inspection.
• We will note the details of any deficiencies and provide photos along with any repair recommendations.
• Minor repairs and adjustments can be made during inspection upon request.
• Fielding Labeling may also be completed during inspection upon request.

Our Repair Process:

• Repairs quotes will be issued upon delivery of your report.
• Repairs include adjustments to improper clearances, installation of UL listed clearance devices, filling unused fastener holes, adjustments and installation of closers, and installation of any miscellaneous parts.
• A full report will be issued detailing the specific repairs completed, completion dates and cutsheets for UL listed products.
• Health Choice Repair Technicians are all certified by the Door and Hardware Institute.
• Technicians have completed the proper OSHA and ICRA Trainings.

Our Reports:

• You will receive a digital pdf and hardcopy binder with floors or buildings separated by tabs.
• The report will include inspection statistics for each building and floor.
• Your digital life safety drawings will be returned with the openings annotated for easy location.
• You will receive an inventory list in excel format detailing the door numbers, locations, handing, rating, and if applicable the reason for non-compliance.
• Reports follow the NFPA 101 and NFPA 80 requirements for annual fire door inspections.
• Your reports will be easy to navigate and understand.
• They can also be customized to fit your facilities specific needs.

Our Team:

• All HCE inspectors are certified by The Door and Hardware Institute (DHI).
• Your reports will be completed and signed by a CFDIA.
• We are experts in the NFPA-101, NFPA-80, NFPA-105 and the International Building Code.
• HCE Project Managers have completed the OSHA 30-Hour and HCE Technicians have completed the OSHA 10-Hour Course.
• HCE staff has completed the Infection Control Risk Assessment Training (ICRA).
• Our Inspectors are kind and courteous to facility staff, visitors, and patients.