The use of a 360° camera enables the detection of any gaps, defects, or missed areas within fire protection installations, providing a comprehensive visual record before systems are concealed. In large public buildings such as hospitals, schools, airports, government facilities, and commercial complexes, fire safety is a critical consideration throughout design, construction, and operation. Firestopping systems play a vital role in preventing the spread of fire and smoke through penetrations and joints in fire-rated assemblies. Traditionally, compliance has relied heavily on manual inspections and the assumption that installations remain compliant once hidden behind finished surfaces. Multivista’s firestopping documentation and verification service addresses this challenge by delivering detailed visual evidence and verification of installations throughout the construction process.
Multivista Firestopping transforms how fire safety is documented, verified, and managed. By replacing hidden, assumption-based practices with transparent, digital, and lifecycle-focused records, it enhances safety, accountability, and long-term asset value in ways traditional firestopping methods cannot. The platform allows stakeholders to remotely view firestopping locations, track installations across floors, zones, and project phases, and maintain accurate records of installed conditions. These searchable digital records remain accessible long after project completion, enabling owners and facility managers to reference original conditions years after occupancy for maintenance, refurbishment, or compliance purposes.
As the construction industry continues to focus on improving safety outcomes, reducing risk, embracing digital transformation, and delivering long-term value, Multivista Firestopping supports these objectives by modernising the management and verification of fire safety systems. The service provides independent visual proof of installation, promotes consistent workmanship across multiple trades, reduces the likelihood of undocumented or concealed defects, and creates structured, searchable digital records that can be integrated with project management platforms and BIM workflows. Its benefits extend beyond individual projects, helping to raise industry standards, improve accountability, and foster a culture of quality and compliance throughout the construction sector.
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