HB 3003 mandates inspections of fire-life-safety damper devices in Missouri buildings.
HB 3003, known as the Fire Life-Safety Damper Inspection Verification Act, requires inspections of fire life-safety dampers in Missouri buildings. These dampers, which include fire, smoke, and combination fire-and-smoke dampers, must be tested within twelve months of installation and every four years thereafter. The inspections must comply with National Fire Protection Association standards 80 and 105, and physical visual inspections are mandatory. Qualified inspectors must hold specific certifications and complete approved training programs.
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