A selection of passive fire protection projects delivered across commercial, residential and specialist sectors.
We delivered firestopping works at Royal Blackburn Hospital in Blackburn, working alongside Balfour Beatty on a major healthcare project, with a total project value of £500,000.
Our scope focused on installing compliant firestopping systems throughout the development, helping maintain effective compartmentation and supporting the fire safety requirements of the hospital.
These works contributed to the safe and compliant delivery of a critical healthcare facility, ensuring passive fire protection measures met the required standards.
We delivered passive fire protection works at Victoria Hospital in Blackpool, working alongside VINCI on a major healthcare development, with a total project value of £300,000.
Our scope included firestopping installations, intumescent paint applications, structural steel boarding, insulation works, and cavity barrier installations to help achieve compliant fire compartmentation throughout the facility.
These works supported the safe delivery of a complex healthcare environment, ensuring high standards of fire protection were maintained across the project.
We delivered works at Bentley Motors Factory in Crewe, working alongside GOLDBECK within an industrial setting, with a total project value of £130,000.
Our scope included firestopping installations using Rockwool materials and cavity barrier works using Nullifire systems to ensure full fire compartmentation compliance across the site.
Works commenced in December 2023 and were completed in May 2024, supporting the safe and compliant delivery of a major industrial facility.
We delivered works at Arrowe Park Hospital on the Wirral, working alongside City Build within a healthcare refurbishment, with a total project value of £140,000.
Our scope involved firestopping across multiple floors, using Quelfire materials to ensure compliant and effective sealing throughout the building.
Works commenced in March 2024 and were completed in December 2024, supporting the safe refurbishment of a key healthcare facility.
We delivered works at West Cumberland Hospital in Whitehaven, working alongside GRAHAM Construction within a healthcare environment, with a total project value of £210,000.
Our scope included firestopping, beam encasement, and fire barrier installation across the project. Firestopping works were completed using Nullifire and HILTI systems, while steel encasement was delivered using Glasroc and Promat materials. Firefly systems were also used for fire barrier installations.
Works commenced in April 2023 and were completed in August 2024, supporting the safe and compliant delivery of a key healthcare facility.
We delivered works at Bristol Myers Squibb on the Wirral, working alongside Eric Wright within a healthcare environment, with a total project value of £140,000.
Our scope involved the application of intumescent paint to newly installed structural steelwork, using Sherwin Williams products to provide compliant and reliable fire protection.
Works commenced in late May 2024 and were completed in late February 2025, supporting the safe and compliant delivery of a key healthcare facility.
We delivered works at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) in Manchester, working alongside Bowmer & Kirkland across both new and existing phases of the development, with a total project value of £850,000.
Our scope included firestopping using Nullifire and Rockwool materials, intumescent paint application with Sherwin Williams, cavity barrier installation using Nullifire, and steel encasement using Rockwool BeamClad.
Works commenced in late May 2022 and were completed in March 2023, showcasing our ability to deliver large-scale, multi-scope fire protection packages within complex education environments.
We delivered works at Grove Street Phase 1 in Liverpool, a residential development carried out in partnership with M&Y Maintenance, with a total project value of £180,000.
Our scope focused on the application of intumescent paint across all four blocks of new build apartments. Jotun materials were used throughout to provide reliable fire protection to the structural steel, ensuring compliance with fire safety standards.
Works commenced in early May 2024 and were successfully completed in April 2025. This project highlights our capability to deliver consistent, high-quality fire protection solutions across multi-block residential developments.
We delivered works at Dovestone Gardens in Burnley, a residential development carried out in partnership with Ringstones, with a total project value of £260,000.
Our scope included the full firestopping package and steel encasements across the development. Firestopping installations were completed using Rockwool materials to ensure compliance and performance across all penetrations, while Glasroc board was used for the protection of structural steel elements.
Works commenced in early May 2024 and were successfully completed in April 2025. This project reflects our ability to deliver consistent, high-quality fire protection solutions across residential schemes, ensuring safety and compliance at every stage.
The JM Passive Fire Protection worked hard on this project working alongside Legacie Developments.
Services for this project included Intumescent spraying using Nullifire paint and firestopping using Nullifire.
This project has been amazing to work on alongside Legacie Developments. The team worked extremely hard to meet the required deadlines, allowing the project to run as smoothly as possible.
We’re proud to be working with Eric Wright on the Manchester Road LIDL project, applying intumescent paint to all structural steels. Our team is handling both the base coat and top coat, ensuring fire safety compliance throughout the unit.
A key achievement for this project was strengthening our relationship with Eric Wright. The collaboration with the site team contributed to a smooth and efficient working environment. We’re pleased to have delivered another high-standard fire protection solution.
Working alongside Graham Construction, it has been a privilege for the team here at JM Passive Fire Protection to be supporting this amazing project.
Works completed during this project included penetration seals and fire barriers using Rockwool, additional fire barrier works using Firehalt materials, steel encasement using Kemwell FP900 boards, and intumescent spraying using Nullifire. It was a pleasure working alongside Graham Construction on this project.
Working alongside our contractor Vinci, this has been an amazing project for the JM Passive Fire Protection team.
During this project, the services provided by JM Passive Fire Protection included all firestopping elements, penetration seals, intumescent paint using Sherwin Williams, with Rockwool materials used for penetration seals and fire barrier works, and Siderise materials used for cavity barrier installation.
It is always a pleasure for the team to work alongside amazing contractors, ensuring properties are completed to the highest standards required.
We worked on site at 101 Old Hall Street, delivering firestopping works as part of a wider refurbishment of this well-known Liverpool address.
Working alongside Mountain Earth, our scope includes the installation of FireHALT barriers and firestopping installation using Nullifire materials.
The team began on site in June 2025, and works are already well underway. It’s great to be part of a project that brings a fresh lease of life to an existing building, with fire safety front and centre.
We’re proud to be working with Eric Wright on the Manchester Road LIDL project, applying intumescent paint to all structural steels. Our team is handling both the base coat and top coat, ensuring fire safety compliance throughout the unit.
A key achievement for this project was strengthening our relationship with Eric Wright. The collaboration with the site team contributed to a smooth and efficient working environment. We’re pleased to have delivered another high-standard fire protection solution.
Working alongside Graham Construction, it has been a privilege for the team here at JM Passive Fire Protection to be supporting this amazing project.
Works completed during this project included penetration seals and fire barriers using Rockwool, additional fire barrier works using Firehalt materials, steel encasement using Kemwell FP900 boards, and intumescent spraying using Nullifire. It was a pleasure working alongside Graham Construction on this project.
Working alongside our contractor Vinci, this has been an amazing project for the JM Passive Fire Protection team.
During this project, the services provided by JM Passive Fire Protection included all firestopping elements, penetration seals, intumescent paint using Sherwin Williams, with Rockwool materials used for penetration seals and fire barrier works, and Siderise materials used for cavity barrier installation.
It is always a pleasure for the team to work alongside amazing contractors, ensuring properties are completed to the highest standards required.
We worked on site at 101 Old Hall Street, delivering firestopping works as part of a wider refurbishment of this well-known Liverpool address.
Working alongside Mountain Earth, our scope includes the installation of FireHALT barriers and firestopping installation using Nullifire materials.
The team began on site in June 2025, and works are already well underway. It’s great to be part of a project that brings a fresh lease of life to an existing building, with fire safety front and centre.
We delivered works at Grove Street Phase 1 in Liverpool, a residential development carried out in partnership with M&Y Maintenance, with a total project value of £180,000.
Our scope focused on the application of intumescent paint across all four blocks of new build apartments. Jotun materials were used throughout to provide reliable fire protection to the structural steel, ensuring compliance with fire safety standards.
Works commenced in early May 2024 and were successfully completed in April 2025. This project highlights our capability to deliver consistent, high-quality fire protection solutions across multi-block residential developments.
We delivered works at Dovestone Gardens in Burnley, a residential development carried out in partnership with Ringstones, with a total project value of £260,000.
Our scope included the full firestopping package and steel encasements across the development. Firestopping installations were completed using Rockwool materials to ensure compliance and performance across all penetrations, while Glasroc board was used for the protection of structural steel elements.
Works commenced in early May 2024 and were successfully completed in April 2025. This project reflects our ability to deliver consistent, high-quality fire protection solutions across residential schemes, ensuring safety and compliance at every stage.
The JM Passive Fire Protection worked hard on this project working alongside Legacie Developments.
Services for this project included Intumescent spraying using Nullifire paint and firestopping using Nullifire.
This project has been amazing to work on alongside Legacie Developments. The team worked extremely hard to meet the required deadlines, allowing the project to run as smoothly as possible.
Working alongside Graham Construction, it has been a privilege for the team here at JM Passive Fire Protection to be supporting this amazing project.
Works completed during this project included penetration seals and fire barriers using Rockwool, additional fire barrier works using Firehalt materials, steel encasement using Kemwell FP900 boards, and intumescent spraying using Nullifire. It was a pleasure working alongside Graham Construction on this project.
We delivered works at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) in Manchester, working alongside Bowmer & Kirkland across both new and existing phases of the development, with a total project value of £850,000.
Our scope included firestopping using Nullifire and Rockwool materials, intumescent paint application with Sherwin Williams, cavity barrier installation using Nullifire, and steel encasement using Rockwool BeamClad.
Works commenced in late May 2022 and were completed in March 2023, showcasing our ability to deliver large-scale, multi-scope fire protection packages within complex education environments.
We delivered firestopping works at Royal Blackburn Hospital in Blackburn, working alongside Balfour Beatty on a major healthcare project, with a total project value of £500,000.
Our scope focused on installing compliant firestopping systems throughout the development, helping maintain effective compartmentation and supporting the fire safety requirements of the hospital.
These works contributed to the safe and compliant delivery of a critical healthcare facility, ensuring passive fire protection measures met the required standards.
We delivered passive fire protection works at Victoria Hospital in Blackpool, working alongside VINCI on a major healthcare development, with a total project value of £300,000.
Our scope included firestopping installations, intumescent paint applications, structural steel boarding, insulation works, and cavity barrier installations to help achieve compliant fire compartmentation throughout the facility.
These works supported the safe delivery of a complex healthcare environment, ensuring high standards of fire protection were maintained across the project.
We delivered works at Arrowe Park Hospital on the Wirral, working alongside City Build within a healthcare refurbishment, with a total project value of £140,000.
Our scope involved firestopping across multiple floors, using Quelfire materials to ensure compliant and effective sealing throughout the building.
Works commenced in March 2024 and were completed in December 2024, supporting the safe refurbishment of a key healthcare facility.
We delivered works at West Cumberland Hospital in Whitehaven, working alongside GRAHAM Construction within a healthcare environment, with a total project value of £210,000.
Our scope included firestopping, beam encasement, and fire barrier installation across the project. Firestopping works were completed using Nullifire and HILTI systems, while steel encasement was delivered using Glasroc and Promat materials. Firefly systems were also used for fire barrier installations.
Works commenced in April 2023 and were completed in August 2024, supporting the safe and compliant delivery of a key healthcare facility.
We delivered works at Bristol Myers Squibb on the Wirral, working alongside Eric Wright within a healthcare environment, with a total project value of £140,000.
Our scope involved the application of intumescent paint to newly installed structural steelwork, using Sherwin Williams products to provide compliant and reliable fire protection.
Works commenced in late May 2024 and were completed in late February 2025, supporting the safe and compliant delivery of a key healthcare facility.
We delivered works at Bentley Motors Factory in Crewe, working alongside GOLDBECK within an industrial setting, with a total project value of £130,000.
Our scope included firestopping installations using Rockwool materials and cavity barrier works using Nullifire systems to ensure full fire compartmentation compliance across the site.
Works commenced in December 2023 and were completed in May 2024, supporting the safe and compliant delivery of a major industrial facility.
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