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This one-day practical modular course covers how to inspect a fire resisting door set and complete an inspection report. You'll also gain an understanding of the regulations and standards surrounding fire doors.
You’ll work through 5 modules that covers everything from the function and purpose of fire resisting door sets through to building regulations and the inspection procedure.
There will be a 1-hour multi-choice open book exam to complete at the end of the course. This will be solely based upon the content delivered throughout the day.
This course is for those who need to carry out inspections of Fire Doors as part of their daily duties, including but not limited to: Building Control Officers, Safety Inspectors, Insurers, Fire Risk Assessors, Fire Professionals, Facilities Managers, Building Wardens and Caretakers.
At the end of the course, you should have a better understanding of:
There are 5 modules that make up this course:
The course starts with an overview of fire, an introduction to fire rated door sets including their function and purpose, and the importance of inspection.
Looks briefly at the regulations, specifically the Building Regulations and Approved Document B, the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order – picking up on the specific items relating to fire resisting door sets.
Covers testing of fire doors and evidence of performance including assessments. Also covered is third party certification of door systems and door marking/labelling.
Concentrates on all aspects of the fire rated timber door sets, including the door leaf, the frame and supporting construction, the gap (and how it’s filled) behind the frame. A detailed look at the building hardware, intumescent and smoke seals. Glazing in doors including side panels and over panels follows.
An overview of metal fire resisting door sets, fire resisting roller shutters and how they differ from timber fire resisting door sets. Additional inspection checks specific to non-timber fire resisting door sets are discussed in this module.
Gain a critical understanding of the important issues that must be addressed when conducting installation, maintenance and inspections of Fire Rated Timber Doors.
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Gain an understanding of the important issues surrounding the specification and installation, maintenance and inspection of Penetration Sealing Systems and Fire Stopping.
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This course- will help you understand the various cladding systems currently installed on buildings, the materials, fixing methods, finishes, and the different types of cavity barriers and closures.
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