How to Conduct a Smoke Control Special Inspection [INFOGRAPHIC]

What is a smoke control special inspection, and how is it performed? View our infographic for all the details.

A smoke control special inspection is an in-depth examination required by building codes to assess and verify the design, installation, and functionality of smoke control systems in a building. This inspection is critical in fire and life safety, as it ensures these systems are installed and maintained to operate effectively during a fire emergency.

A qualified “special inspector” is a fire protection engineer with specialized knowledge and certification in smoke control systems who conducts the inspection. The inspector’s expertise enables them to assess various components of the system, verifying that they meet design and code requirements as intended by the building’s original plans and permits.

‍Download the infographic below for a general overview of the special inspection process for smoke control systems. If you need a special inspector to ensure your system will function properly in the event of a fire, contact us to speak with one of our experts.