An overview of the Passive Fire Prevention services that were carried out, and how Ventro worked throughout the project from 2017-2020.
Case study
An overview of the Passive Fire Prevention services that were carried out, and how Ventro worked throughout the project in 2018.
Procurement
The project was put out to a mini-tender through the EEM Framework, to prove the best value for money for the client. Ventro saw this process though and won the mini-tender.
Compliance
The social housing client had 12 blocks across 5 locations which required FD30 door installation with associated works, including fire-rated intumescent mastic. Ventro had to adapt to existing ironmongery specifications.
Golden Thread
Ventro used its online portal for sharing completion information for every item of remedial work completed. Each item of work had four photographs, a before photo showing the issue highlighted by the asset tag, an overall photo of the issue in question, then a photo of the issue fixed, followed by the final photo which shows a certificate of completed works.
Residents
The project was fulfilled to the client's expectations, and this was reflected in the feedback received from them and their residents. Extra to the scope of the contract was the Community Benefit in our continued close support of a charity called the Rapid Relief Team.
"Everyone thought the progress meeting went very well today, the site set up is perfect, the way in which Mark asked everyone to sign in/out is a rarity with some contractors and is most welcome."- Steve Williams, Contract Manager at Rykneld Homes.
