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About The Role:
Due to continued business growth, we are expanding our surveying team to maintain our commitment to delivering high-quality, technically robust surveying reports that exceed client expectations.
As a Passive Fire Protection (PFP) and Fire Door Surveyor, you will carry out detailed surveys across a wide range of building environments—including hospitals, commercial offices, industrial sites, and high-rise residential buildings. You will be responsible for collecting, interpreting, and reporting accurate survey data, providing clear recommendations that support client decision-making. You will utilise specialist software systems such as Bolster and OneTrace; experience with either is preferred, an in-depth understanding of both is ideal.
While we endeavour to allocate work locally, this is a national role and may require travel and overnight stays; therefore, flexibility is essential.
Key Responsibilities:
- Complete PFP and Fire Door surveys across allocated sites in line with internal service standards, ensuring 100% compliance with survey methodology and agreed daily/weekly survey targets
- Assess compartmentation and fire doors against Approved Document B, relevant British Standards, and best-practice guidance, ensuring all non-compliances are captured with accurate photographic evidence at the point of inspection
- Record survey data using Bolster and OneTrace with zero missing data fields, ensuring all entries are completed within 24 hours of site attendance
- Produce high-quality written reports within 3–5 working days of survey completion, ensuring clarity for both technical and non-technical audiences and delivering actionable recommendations
- Maintain effective communication with client representatives, ensuring all site issues, access requirements, and progress updates are communicated promptly and professionally
- Interpret fire strategy drawings and documentation accurately, ensuring all observations and recommendations align with project fire strategies and regulatory requirements
- Contribute to continuous improvement, providing feedback that supports service enhancement and upholds Adaston’s commitment to accuracy and professionalism
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- Significant experience surveying fire doors and passive fire protection systems, with a strong understanding of compartmentation principles
- Industry-recognised qualifications such as FDIS, BRE, ASFP, or BM TRADA (desirable)
- Demonstrable capability in producing high-quality survey reports and working with digital surveying platforms
- Ability to work independently with strong organisational discipline, as well as collaboratively within a wider project team
- A commitment to delivering exceptional work in a variety of building environments
- Strong communication skills with the confidence to engage with clients and project teams
- A proactive and positive approach, with the drive to develop professionally and contribute to the success of the team


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About Us:
Adaston’s team of passive fire protection specialists is trusted nationwide to provide a complete, professional service—from detailed assessments to installation and ongoing maintenance.
Our Vision:
To be the most professional specialist passive fire protection consultants in the UK.
Our Mission:
To protect the integrity of Britain’s buildings and safeguard those who live and work within them.
Founded in 2016, Adaston was established to address the challenges faced by building owners and decision-makers in understanding and managing passive fire protection compliance. Our focus on clear communication, robust technical accuracy, and client education ensures that every report enables informed, confident decision-making.
We deliver concise, well-evidenced executive summaries linked directly to relevant legislation and standards, ensuring that the issues, priorities, and recommended actions are easy to understand and implement.
Join us and help shape the future of passive fire protection across the UK.
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