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Passive fire protection is an integral component of structural fire protection in a building, which is designed to contain fires or slow their spread.

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Who we are

The Leading Passive Fire Protection Company

JM Passive Fire Protection was formed in June 2016 by Managing Director John Maguire. John has almost two decades of experience in the industry and has worked on a lot of major projects across the country. His expertise and knowledge of passive fire protection and fire protection services are second to none and this shows with all our repeat clients.

We started as a labour-only company, providing fully trained and competent operatives, supervisors, and surveyors for many fire protection companies around the country. We will continue to do so at all of our clients’ requests.

Fire Stopping Courses with JMPFP

Our fire protection experts provide a range of fire stopping courses

Our services

Passive Fire Protection Solutions

Our services

What is Passive Fire Protection

As its name suggests, passive fire protection (PFP) is a form of fire safety provision that remains dormant, or inert, during normal conditions but becomes active in a fire situation.

It is an integral component of structural fire protection in a building, which is designed to contain fires or slow their spread. The purpose of PFP is to contain the spread of fire for sufficient time to permit:

  • the safe evacuation of all occupants of the premises
  • the arrival of the fire brigade.

The person responsible for fire safety also has a duty of care towards any members of the emergency services, e.g. firefighters, who may have to enter the premises during the course of fire; in slowing the spread of flames, smoke, and hot gases, PFP also serves to ensure the building remains as safe as possible for entry in this situation.

The main difference between passive and active fire protection is that our aim is to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading through doors, seals, or through the walls/ceilings, whereas active fire protection revolves around the detection, stopping and escape of fire, highlighting the use of fire doors and escape routes.

Fire Protection Installation

All Aspects of Passive Fire Protection

  • Fire Barriers, Fire Stopping, Fire Walls, Fire Door Installation
  • Air Sealing
  • Boarding
  • Soffit Insulation
  • SFS
  • Fire Compartmentation Inspections, Surveys and Reports
  • Intumescent Coating

What our clients say

Our 100% positive Google reviews from happy customers

  • Dennis Bruney @ Hightown Group

    "Many thanks for the work you have done, please also thank your team on our behalf."

  • Nick Clarke @ Create Construction

    "Thanks for the email and all the help from JM Passive Fire on Norton St it was very much appreciated. I would be sure to put your name forward on my next project for any firestopping works"

  • Ray Cossins @ Medlcok

    "Many thanks for all the hard efforts and great professional workmanship it’s been a pleasure working with you guys and will look forward to working with you again in the future"

  • Dan Williams @ Jackson Jackson

    "Keep up the good work you’ve got a good team on there John."

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