Fire stopping is part of the passive fire protection work required within a premises and is the routine of ensuring, that should the worst happen, the building itself is able to withstand the spread of flames and smoke.This is why it’s essential that suitable equipment and fire protection methods are installed correctly, by competent professionals to ensure that property damage and the threat to life are minimised.we’re going to look at some of the common jobs you might see in the industry, the responsibilities within these roles, and what one may be expected to do on a day-to-day basis.Using fire-resistant walls and floors to limit the spread of fire, heat, and smoke by containing it in a single compartment in its area of origin. Protecting escape routes and providing vital escape time for occupants. Protecting a building's critical structural members.In the role of passive fire is responsible for undertaking site inspections of passive fire protection solutions such as fire doors, fire stopping materials, cavity barriers, fire dampers, ductwork, structural steel protection and more.Someone in this position must have extensive experience in a similar role or within the passive fire protection industry as a whole, since an intimate knowledge of passive protection systems and how they are installed and maintained is necessary.DutiesUndertake regular communication to co-ordinate effective programmes of inspections, remedial works and ongoing maintenance.Ensure conformity to the latest Fire Related building regulations and technical standards dependent on the industry.Ensuring all required materials and necessities are on site.Creating schedules of works and findings to prepare and submit relevant information.Role RequirementsThoroughly acquainted with current fire safety legislation.An understanding of fire regulations.Intimate knowledge of how systems should be installed and maintained.