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Life Safety: Fire and Smoke Door Inspection Training Resource

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September 24, 2025

The annual inspection and testing of fire rated door assemblies became a requirement for all healthcare occupancies, including skilled nursing facilities, when CMS adopted the 2012 edition of the Life Safety Code®. The Code specifies that the testing and inspection should be performed by individuals who can demonstrate “knowledge and understanding” of the doors subject to the testing.

The AHCA training module is intended to educate maintenance, physical plant, and/or facility services personnel on the various components of a fire door assembly and how to develop, conduct, and document a comprehensive fire door inspection and testing program. With the successful completion of a quiz at the conclusion of the module, a certificate of completion will be provided. This certificate should be available during survey and will serve as evidence of competency.

Inspection, testing and maintenance of building life safety components is a critical part of maintaining life safety compliance and overall survey readiness.

Registration is free to AHCA/NCAL members.

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