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Regular inspection of structure, burn rooms, and liner with professional reports — keeping every live-fire drill safe.
Based on live-fire training facility standards and engineering experience, we recommend periodic assessment by professionals with live-fire structure experience — documented in writing.
* Suggested intervals are reference only. Actual frequency should consider usage intensity, local requirements, and facility condition. We inspect metal, concrete, masonry, and container structures.
From structural shell to thermal liner — every critical area covered, no potential hazard overlooked.
Visual inspection of doors, windows, hinges, closers, latches, and hardware for wear and function.
Inspection of wall panels, roof panels, structural members, and overall envelope for wear, damage, and displacement.
Inspection of stairs, guardrails, ladders, and hatches including visible treads, sprinklers, and piping.
Inspection of thermal panels, panel positions, and fasteners; selective panel removal to inspect structure behind when needed.
Inspection of caulking, fasteners, and connections; sampling of installation quality and seal integrity.
Illustrated report listing each finding with maintenance recommendations.
Training facilities endure repeated heat and mechanical loads — regular inspection finds hazards early and reduces risk.
Timely maintenance and local replacement significantly extend structure and liner life — protecting your investment.
Inspection reports provide documented basis for compliant operation and facility management.
Contact our team to develop an inspection and maintenance plan for your facility — keeping every live-fire drill safe.