Set up or staff an NFPA 80 annual fire door inspection program and know what's freely citable when explaining requirements to a customer
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Steps
Cite NFPA 80's core requirement directly (annual inspection of fire door assemblies, with written records available to the AHJ) — the standard itself is accessible via NFPA's free read-only viewer
Reference the two widely-accepted inspector credentials: DHI's Certified Fire & Egress Door Assembly Inspector (CFDAI, via DHI's DAI 600 course, run in partnership with Intertek/Warnock Hersey) and Intertek's own Certified Fire Door Inspector (CFDI) program
Point customers to Intertek's public NFPA 80 explainer (intertek.com/building/standards/nfpa-80) for a free summary rather than paraphrasing the paywalled standard yourself
Confirm which credential (or both) your AHJ or customer's insurer expects before enrolling inspectors, since acceptance varies by jurisdiction
Known gotchas
DHI and Intertek run separate but related certification programs (CFDAI vs. CFDI) — don't treat them as interchangeable without checking what your AHJ/insurer will accept
Free explainer pages summarize NFPA 80 but are not a substitute for the actual standard text when precise code language is needed for a citation or dispute
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