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Learn more about the team behind delivering fire resistance and reaction to fire testing for passive fire protection product manufacturers. Our Team Andrew Hutchison Operations Director In late 2020, not long after the company's inception, Andrew started in the role of Technical Manager where he led the implementation of UKTC's fire resistance testing operations. Now in the role of Head of Technical Services, Andrew works closely with key stakeholders across all departments to ensure that the business meets key strategic objectives. Meet the team Learn more about the team dedicated to delivering leading fire testing and certification services. Our Team

Learn more about the team behind delivering fire resistance and reaction to fire testing for passive fire protection product manufacturers. Our Team Andrew McGhee Marketing Manager Andrew joined UKTC in September 2024 as Marketing Manager. A member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (MCIM), he brings over a decade of marketing experience from across the manufacturing and construction industries. Meet the team Learn more about the team dedicated to delivering leading fire testing and certification services. Our Team

Learn more about the team behind delivering fire resistance and reaction to fire testing for passive fire protection product manufacturers. Our Team Tom Smith Technical Services Officer Tom joined the team in March 2025 to strengthen our Technical Services department. He will play a pivotal role in ensuring the highest standards of product conformity in our fire safety services. In his new position, Tom’s responsibilities will include: Preparing Engineering Reports: Tom will be responsible for preparing critical reports such as Classification Reports in line with BS EN 13501-2, as well as Extended Field of Application (ExAp) Reports to BS EN 15269-1. Assessing Fire and Smoke Leakage Test Data: Tom will be tasked with analyzing the relevance and impact of both primary and secondary fire and smoke leakage test data to support classification, ExAp assessments, and overall conformity evaluations. Customer Liaison and Coordination: A key part of Tom’s role will involve liaising with customers to understand and define their specific requirements. He will coordinate testing programmes with relevant testing departments or external suppliers to ensure efficient execution. Witnessing External Tests: Tom will witness tests carried out by external suppliers, ensuring that all testing meets the relevant standards or technical specifications. Continuous Development of Knowledge: Tom will remain at the forefront of industry best practices by continuously enhancing his knowledge of National, European, and International Standards related to fire safety. We are confident that Tom’s expertise and dedication will contribute significantly to our ongoing commitment to quality and safety within the fire safety sector. Meet the team Learn more about the team dedicated to delivering leading fire testing and certification services. Our Team

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UKTC's Impartiality Committee upholds unbiased business conduct. Ensuring critical impartiality in all testing and certification processes, we stand by our commitment to transparency and fairness in delivering our services. Impartiality Committee The UKTC Impartiality Committee ensures that we conduct our business in a critically impartial manner and in accordance with the latest standards and regulations. The Impartiality Committee Stephen Kerr Chairman of the Impartiality Committee Wylie Shanks Architects Senior Partner Having qualified in 1994, Stephen has since worked on an extensive range and value of projects, and although currently focused on healthcare he has also undertaken a considerable body of public authority, conservation, education, industrial and residential projects. His principal roles are to oversee the financial, marketing and administration aspects of his practice as well as being a key client contact and project leader. A key part of all construction projects is a requirement to understand and document the fire strategy required to successfully deliver a safe project. As a minimum, this strategy should meet the requirements of the Technical Standards, however, many clients often seek to better that baseline either through company policy, insurance stipulations or in the case of healthcare adherence to the NHS Estates publications (SHTM’s). Wylie Shanks Architects, led by Stephen, have significant experience in the development of designs and specifications to meet these varying and often changing demands. Working across both the private and public sector has also given him insight into their clients various demands for compliance, which typically requires backing up with reliable and evidence-based test documentation and certification. As a Chartered Architect, Stephen routinely acts as an impartial Contract Administrator on construction contracts as well as being professionally bound to act with integrity at all times by his professional Code of Conduct. Therefore, he is well positioned to perform the impartial duties expected from the Committee for which he represents. Mark Milne Paramount Structures Technical & Operations Manager Mark has over 25 years' experience in construction and academia, gaining extensive knowledge in product design and evaluation, research, development, materials, manufacturing and testing. Currently in the position of Technical and Operations Manager at Paramount Structures, Mark is responsible for the successful delivery of projects through and customer service. Mark's specialist experience of product testing, evaluation and approvals, materials, manufacturing, and quality management systems was integral to the establishment of Scotland's first industry-led UKAS accredited structural test laboratory. His experience includes responsibility for the development and management of structural, acoustic, and thermal test programmes and analysis of construction products and systems. Helen Hewitt British Woodworking Federation Chief Executive Helen Hewitt is the Chief Executive of the British Woodworking Federation. The BWF has over 500 members drawn from manufacturers, distributors and installers of timber doors, windows, conservatories, staircases, furniture, all forms of bespoke, interior, and architectural joinery as well as suppliers to the industry. The woodworking sector as a whole is a £3.8 billion industry operating at the heart of UK manufacturing. Marya Hubbard SOCOTEC UK & Ireland Operations Director Marya Hubbard is the Operations Director at SOCOTEC UK, where they have worked for the past 15 years. In this role, they oversee three of the company’s six Business Units within the Environmental Science Division; Advanced Chemistry and Research, Forensics, and Engineering and Oils. In addition, the quality teams across the division report directly to Marya, reflecting their strong leadership in quality management and technical governance. With over 18 years of experience in analytical testing laboratories, Marya has progressed through a range of technical and managerial roles, beginning as a laboratory technician and advancing through analyst and senior analyst positions before moving into management. This career path has provided them with extensive technical oversight and a comprehensive understanding of laboratory operations and compliance frameworks.

UKTC is expanding its services to include weather testing soon. For updates or further information on this upcoming service, we encourage you to fill out the 'Register Interest' form provided below Future Testing We will soon be facilitating other ranges of testing at UKTC. To find out more information then please complete the Register Interest form below. Frequently asked questions How much does a fire resistance test cost? Full-scale Fire Resistance tests are available from £8,800 plus VAT. However, every test is unique, and fees can vary based on the scope of work involved. During contract review, UKTC personnel will work collaboratively with customers to ensure that the broadest field of application is achieved whilst minimising investment. What is BS 476 Part 22? BS 476 Part 22 is a key standard within the UK's building safety regulations that specifies methods for testing the fire resistance of non-loadbearing elements of construction, such as doors, shutters, and various types of ducts and dampers. This standard is instrumental in determining how these elements will perform in the event of a fire, ensuring they meet the necessary safety requirements to protect building occupants and property. What is BS EN 1634-1? BS EN 1634-1:2014 + A1:2018 is a European standard that specifies the test methods for assessing the fire resistance of door and shutter assemblies, including openable windows and elements of building hardware. This standard is crucial for evaluating how well these components can withstand fire, aiming to restrict fire development, limit its spread, and protect escape routes. How long does it take to get results? On completion of the test, the responsible officer will confirm the results within 24 hrs. This will be followed by a comprehensive draft report within 14 days. Can my product be changed from what was tested? Unlike fire resistance tests under British Standards, European standards provide a Direct Field of Application (DIAP) which detail the permissible changes from what was tested. An Extended Field of Application (EXAP) can also be undertaken which offers a great scope of variations than a DIAP. What is third-party certification? Third-party certification is independent verification that a product or service fulfils certain criteria. With passive fire protection products, this normally involves a certification body assessing test results, carrying out a factory production control audit and undertaking periodic inspections to ensure constancy of performance. UKTC work with many approved certification providers, including Bluesky Certification , IFC Certification and UL Solutions . What is UKCA Marking? UK Conformity Assessed (UKCA) marking is the new product marking which will be required for certain products placed on the market in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland). Does my product require UKCA Marking? The Construction Products Regulation in Great Britain states that any Construction Product covered by a UK Designated Standard must be UKCA marked. What is BS EN 13501-1? BS EN 13501-1 is a European standard that classifies the fire performance of a constriction product. The standard provides a framework, and series of tests used to determine how materials react to fire including its smoke production and flaming droplets. It assigns Euroclass ratings (A1, A2, B, C, D, E, F) to products based on their performance. What is an Extended Field of Application Report (EXAP)? Extended Field of Application (EXAP) reports present a prediction of performance based on one or more test results, thereby enabling a broader field of application while maintaining or enhancing performance to product in question.

Learn about the fire testing process from manufacturing to testing and certification. This guide will help walk you through the process ahead of your first fire test. Fire Resistance Testing Process Have a Question, or want to make an enquiry? Fill out a quick form for a quote. Speak to Us Testing, made easy. We understand that some people find fire testing to be a stressful and uncertain time. That's why UKTC offer full transparency and take you through every step of the way to completing your fire test. View the steps below to familiarise yourself with the general timeline of events. After speaking with our Technical team and getting more specific details on what you want to test, we'll provide you with a quote. Speak to our team. Review your quote. After speaking with our Technical team and getting more specific details on what you want to test, we'll provide you with a quote. Book a test date. If the quote is satisfactory, you can then book your test date with a Technical Officer. Deliver wall / partition specimen. Once your test is booked, deliver your walls / partitions test specimen to our testing laboratory prior to your test date. Build the test rig. You have either the option of building the test rig with your own team, or using our technical team to build it for you! Witness your test. View your test either in person at our laboratory or via an online stream to watch from the comfort of your own home. Your draft test report. A Draft Report will be send to you within 10 working days of your test date. Your final test report. Your Final Test Report will be sent to you within 30 days of your test date. Frequently asked questions How much does a fire resistance test cost? Full-scale Fire Resistance tests are available from £8,800 plus VAT. However, every test is unique, and fees can vary based on the scope of work involved. During contract review, UKTC personnel will work collaboratively with customers to ensure that the broadest field of application is achieved whilst minimising investment. What is BS 476 Part 22? BS 476 Part 22 is a key standard within the UK's building safety regulations that specifies methods for testing the fire resistance of non-loadbearing elements of construction, such as doors, shutters, and various types of ducts and dampers. This standard is instrumental in determining how these elements will perform in the event of a fire, ensuring they meet the necessary safety requirements to protect building occupants and property. What is BS EN 1634-1? BS EN 1634-1:2014 + A1:2018 is a European standard that specifies the test methods for assessing the fire resistance of door and shutter assemblies, including openable windows and elements of building hardware. This standard is crucial for evaluating how well these components can withstand fire, aiming to restrict fire development, limit its spread, and protect escape routes. How long does it take to get results? On completion of the test, the responsible officer will confirm the results within 24 hrs. This will be followed by a comprehensive draft report within 14 days. Can my product be changed from what was tested? Unlike fire resistance tests under British Standards, European standards provide a Direct Field of Application (DIAP) which detail the permissible changes from what was tested. An Extended Field of Application (EXAP) can also be undertaken which offers a great scope of variations than a DIAP. What is third-party certification? Third-party certification is independent verification that a product or service fulfils certain criteria. With passive fire protection products, this normally involves a certification body assessing test results, carrying out a factory production control audit and undertaking periodic inspections to ensure constancy of performance. UKTC work with many approved certification providers, including Bluesky Certification , IFC Certification and UL Solutions . What is UKCA Marking? UK Conformity Assessed (UKCA) marking is the new product marking which will be required for certain products placed on the market in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland). Does my product require UKCA Marking? The Construction Products Regulation in Great Britain states that any Construction Product covered by a UK Designated Standard must be UKCA marked. What is BS EN 13501-1? BS EN 13501-1 is a European standard that classifies the fire performance of a constriction product. The standard provides a framework, and series of tests used to determine how materials react to fire including its smoke production and flaming droplets. It assigns Euroclass ratings (A1, A2, B, C, D, E, F) to products based on their performance. What is an Extended Field of Application Report (EXAP)? Extended Field of Application (EXAP) reports present a prediction of performance based on one or more test results, thereby enabling a broader field of application while maintaining or enhancing performance to product in question. Button Testing Reaction to Fire Button Technical Classification Reports Button Certification UKTC ensure™ Button Testing Doorsets & Hardware Button Technical EXAP Reports Button Testing Walls & Partitions

United Kingdom Testing & Certification will be exhibiting at the Fire Safety Event and we have partnered with the organisers to create the Fire Test Experience.  Fire Safety Event 2025 United Kingdom Testing & Certification will be exhibiting at the Fire Safety Event 2025 and we have partnered with the Fire Safety Event to create the Fire Test Experience. Forming part of our exhibition space, the Fire Test Experience will play host to a number of immersive presentations designed to give you an insight into the operations of a fire testing laboratory. Check out the schedule of events below and be sure to check back regularly as we continue to add exciting presentations from other organisations. Tuesday 8th April A. Proctor Group Presentation A. Proctor Group 12:00 - 12:45pm The A.Proctor Group operates out of The Haugh in Blairgowrie, which has belonged to the family since the early 1900’s and now acts as the Head Office for the Administration departments and Customer Services. Fire Resistance Test Experience 11:00 - 11:45am UKTC UKTC will provide an immersive presentation of a Fire Resistance test and showcase the operations of a fire test laboratory. Rutland UK Presentation 13:00 - 13:45am Rutland UK With BS 476 set to be removed from Building Control’s Approved Document B, many in the fire door industry are facing a period of uncertainty. Neil Smith of Rutland, Josh Clare of Falcon Timber and Dan Fitzsimmons of UKTC will cover these considerations in a panel discussion, exploring what this shift means for Fields of Application, third-party certification, and general compliance. Third Party Certification 14:00 - 14:45pm UKTC Our Head of Technical, Andrew Hutchison, will walk you through the steps towards Third Party Certification and discuss the important role it has to play in construction safety. Third Party Certification Experience 14:00 - 14:45pm UKTC Our Certification Manager, Ian Laithwaite, and Head of Technical, Andrew Hutchison, will walk you through the steps towards Third Party Certification and discuss the important role it has to play in construction safety. Knauf Presentation 11:00 - 11:45am Knauf Knauf are one of the leading manufacturers of gypsum-based building materials in the UK. Fire Resistance Test Experience 13:00 - 13:45pm UKTC UKTC will provide an immersive presentation of a Fire Resistance test and showcase the operations of a fire test laboratory. Reaction to Fire Test Experience 12:00 - 12:45pm UKTC Our Reaction to Fire experts will present the ins-and-outs of the Reaction to Fire test process and the requirements to obtain classification under BS EN 13501. Wednesday 9th April Thursday 10th April Fire Resistance Test Experience 11:00 - 11:45am UKTC will provide an immersive presentation of a Fire Resistance test and showcase the operations of a fire test laboratory. UKTC Reaction to Fire Test Experience 14:00 - 14:45pm UKTC Our Reaction to Fire experts will present the ins-and-outs of the Reaction to Fire test process and the requirements to obtain classification under BS EN 13501. Effective Passive Fire Protection Quelfire This session explores the critical role of fire compartmentation, the importance of test evidence, and the range of tested solutions available on the market. The aim is to provide clarity on ensuring compliant and effective installations, helping to prevent common mistakes that could compromise fire safety. Whether you’re looking to refresh your knowledge or gain new insights, this talk is designed for anyone involved in the design, planning, or management of service penetration sealing solutions. 12:00 - 12:45pm Register for a copy of UKTC's Fire Test Experience Presentations We're putting the finishing touches on our presentations following this year's Fire Test Experience. Register your interest to be the first to receive a copy of the presentations when they are ready to send.

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United Kingdom Testing and Certification - UKTC - offer market leading fire testing and certification services to demonstrate client’s building materials and components comply with all appropriate standards and building codes. Accredited by UKAS. The benchmark in fire testing and certification. We are United Kingdom Testing & Certification, the trusted provider of fire testing and certification services for construction and passive fire product manufacturers across the UK. We test, inspect and certify to ensure products are safe, quality and compliant. Testing Certification Technical Market leading fire testing and certification services. United Kingdom Testing and Certification (UKTC) deliver market leading fire testing and certification services that enable manufacturers of building materials and products to demonstrate compliance with all appropriate international standards, regulatory obligations and customer expectations. Testing Services Button Technical Services Button Certification Services Button Our customer experiences The lab install team went above and beyond to get the sample ready for the test (nothing was too much trouble). Thanks to Barry & Thomas and all the team for their effort. Really is appreciated. Integrated Doorset Solutions Ltd. Always a pleasure to deal with the team at UKTC Hampton Doors Very insightful visit. Extremely good company to work with and always flexible to accommodate your requirements. Obex Protection Ltd. Great service and support from the team throughout. Merit Holdings Brilliant Team. Very family feel in the company. Intelligent Membranes Excellent test facility and all of the engineers were very knowledgeable and experienced. Very happy overall and we will be back soon! Jeld-Wen A massive thank you to Rob and the team for all their efforts in what was another successful result for us. Specialist Door Solutions Ltd. Excellent experience with knowledgeable and helpful staff. Good organisation and brilliant hospitality. Westport Committed to Quality and Competence. UKTC is a UKAS accredited testing laboratory No. 21542. The laboratory is accredited by UKAS to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 for Resistance to Fire Testing of the non-load bearing elements of construction including; door and shutter assemblies, walls and partitions, linear joint seals, glazing and architectural hardware. Learn More Testing Reaction to Fire Button Technical Classification Reports Button Certification UKTC ensure™ Button Testing Doorsets & Hardware Button Technical EXAP Reports Button Testing Walls & Partitions Button Frequently asked questions How much does a fire resistance test cost? Full-scale Fire Resistance tests are available from £8,800 plus VAT. However, every test is unique, and fees can vary based on the scope of work involved. During contract review, UKTC personnel will work collaboratively with customers to ensure that the broadest field of application is achieved whilst minimising investment. What is BS 476 Part 22? BS 476 Part 22 is a key standard within the UK's building safety regulations that specifies methods for testing the fire resistance of non-loadbearing elements of construction, such as doors, shutters, and various types of ducts and dampers. This standard is instrumental in determining how these elements will perform in the event of a fire, ensuring they meet the necessary safety requirements to protect building occupants and property. What is BS EN 1634-1? BS EN 1634-1:2014 + A1:2018 is a European standard that specifies the test methods for assessing the fire resistance of door and shutter assemblies, including openable windows and elements of building hardware. This standard is crucial for evaluating how well these components can withstand fire, aiming to restrict fire development, limit its spread, and protect escape routes. How long does it take to get results? On completion of the test, the responsible officer will confirm the results within 24 hrs. This will be followed by a comprehensive draft report within 14 days. Can my product be changed from what was tested? Unlike fire resistance tests under British Standards, European standards provide a Direct Field of Application (DIAP) which detail the permissible changes from what was tested. An Extended Field of Application (EXAP) can also be undertaken which offers a great scope of variations than a DIAP. What is third-party certification? Third-party certification is independent verification that a product or service fulfils certain criteria. With passive fire protection products, this normally involves a certification body assessing test results, carrying out a factory production control audit and undertaking periodic inspections to ensure constancy of performance. UKTC work with many approved certification providers, including Bluesky Certification , IFC Certification and UL Solutions . What is UKCA Marking? UK Conformity Assessed (UKCA) marking is the new product marking which will be required for certain products placed on the market in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland). Does my product require UKCA Marking? The Construction Products Regulation in Great Britain states that any Construction Product covered by a UK Designated Standard must be UKCA marked. What is BS EN 13501-1? BS EN 13501-1 is a European standard that classifies the fire performance of a constriction product. The standard provides a framework, and series of tests used to determine how materials react to fire including its smoke production and flaming droplets. It assigns Euroclass ratings (A1, A2, B, C, D, E, F) to products based on their performance. What is an Extended Field of Application Report (EXAP)? Extended Field of Application (EXAP) reports present a prediction of performance based on one or more test results, thereby enabling a broader field of application while maintaining or enhancing performance to product in question.

UKTC offers wall and partition testing services, ensuring your systems comply with high industry standards Wall & Partition System Testing We provide accredited independent wall and partition testing services to ensure compliance with the highest standards required. Have a Question, or want to make an enquiry? Fill out a quick form for a quote. Speak to Us United Kingdom Testing and Certification provides accredited fire resistance testing of walls and partition system walls to British (BS), European (EN) and International standards for load bearing systems and non-load bearing systems from our UKAS accredited laboratory. UKAS Accredited Laboratory Our UKAS accredited testing laboratory No. 21542 can provide full end-to-end fire testing services alongside fire resistance testing. Load bearing Systems To help against collapse or failure of a building, there is a requirement for load bearing systems to have a minimum standard of fire resistance. Such wall or partition wall must maintain the fire integrity and independent structural stability of buildings. The fire resistance of load bearing systems can be demonstrated through destructive fire test evidence. The measurement for this is called Load-bearing Capacity (R). The walls ability to maintain a load. This is determined by measuring the vertical deflection of the wall. Non-load bearing Systems The spread of fire within a building can be restricted by using fire resisting walls and partition walls to separate the building into compartments and allow means of escape. The fire resistance of non-load bearing systems can be demonstrated through destructive fire test evidence. Comprehensive Report Once your test is completed, you will be issued with a comprehensive and internationally recognised fire resistance test report accessible by your very own online portal with a full video of the test conducted. Test Standards BS EN 1365-1:2012 BS 476-22: 1987 § 5 BS EN 1364-1: 2015 Why test with United Kingdom Testing & Certification? United Kingdom Testing and Certification is one of the leading providers of wall and partition wall system testing. We understand the need that you must develop new products and the importance of getting these products to market at just the right time. Our dedicated experts ensure your product aligns with all stipulated guidelines, offering you a clear route to market. At UKTC, we understand that your time is valuable, which is why we provide market-leading turnaround times without compromising on the rigour or accuracy of our testing processes. United Kingdom Testing and Certification (UKTC) is primed to support you with your fire resistance testing needs as per BS EN 1365-1:2012. You can find out more about how we test to BS EN 1365-1:2012 by finding out more here. Frequently asked questions How much does a fire resistance test cost? Full-scale Fire Resistance tests are available from £8,800 plus VAT. However, every test is unique, and fees can vary based on the scope of work involved. During contract review, UKTC personnel will work collaboratively with customers to ensure that the broadest field of application is achieved whilst minimising investment. What is BS 476 Part 22? BS 476 Part 22 is a key standard within the UK's building safety regulations that specifies methods for testing the fire resistance of non-loadbearing elements of construction, such as doors, shutters, and various types of ducts and dampers. This standard is instrumental in determining how these elements will perform in the event of a fire, ensuring they meet the necessary safety requirements to protect building occupants and property. What is BS EN 1634-1? BS EN 1634-1:2014 + A1:2018 is a European standard that specifies the test methods for assessing the fire resistance of door and shutter assemblies, including openable windows and elements of building hardware. This standard is crucial for evaluating how well these components can withstand fire, aiming to restrict fire development, limit its spread, and protect escape routes. How long does it take to get results? On completion of the test, the responsible officer will confirm the results within 24 hrs. This will be followed by a comprehensive draft report within 14 days. Can my product be changed from what was tested? Unlike fire resistance tests under British Standards, European standards provide a Direct Field of Application (DIAP) which detail the permissible changes from what was tested. An Extended Field of Application (EXAP) can also be undertaken which offers a great scope of variations than a DIAP. What is third-party certification? Third-party certification is independent verification that a product or service fulfils certain criteria. With passive fire protection products, this normally involves a certification body assessing test results, carrying out a factory production control audit and undertaking periodic inspections to ensure constancy of performance. UKTC work with many approved certification providers, including Bluesky Certification , IFC Certification and UL Solutions . What is UKCA Marking? UK Conformity Assessed (UKCA) marking is the new product marking which will be required for certain products placed on the market in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland). Does my product require UKCA Marking? The Construction Products Regulation in Great Britain states that any Construction Product covered by a UK Designated Standard must be UKCA marked. What is BS EN 13501-1? BS EN 13501-1 is a European standard that classifies the fire performance of a constriction product. The standard provides a framework, and series of tests used to determine how materials react to fire including its smoke production and flaming droplets. It assigns Euroclass ratings (A1, A2, B, C, D, E, F) to products based on their performance. What is an Extended Field of Application Report (EXAP)? Extended Field of Application (EXAP) reports present a prediction of performance based on one or more test results, thereby enabling a broader field of application while maintaining or enhancing performance to product in question. Button Testing Reaction to Fire Button Technical Classification Reports Button Certification UKTC ensure™ Button Testing Doorsets & Hardware Button Technical EXAP Reports Button Testing Walls & Partitions

Learn more about the team behind delivering fire resistance and reaction to fire testing for passive fire protection product manufacturers. Our Team Phoebe McLauchlan Technical Surveyor Phoebe joined UKTC in December 2024 as a Technical Surveyor. Her daily responsibilities include conducting fire resistance test specimen surveys and creating and updating technical drawings. Meet the team Learn more about the team dedicated to delivering leading fire testing and certification services. Our Team