Installer Certification Schemes for Fire Protection
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Why Installer Certification Matters
Confidence in Compliance, Safety, and Workmanship
Verifies correct installation of fire protection systems
Reduces risk of non-performance and liability
Supports insurance, regulatory, and legal compliance
Enhances reputation and market access
Enables traceability and quality assurance
IFC Certification Service Brochure
Discover more about all our fire safety and security schemes.
Our Installer Certification Schemes
Schemes for Safer, Smarter Installations
IFCC’s installer schemes are designed to ensure fire protection systems are installed correctly, within scope, and to approved standards. Certification includes office audits, site inspections, competence assessments, and ongoing surveillance.
Current IFCC Installer Schemes include:
- SDI 05: Fire and Smoke Curtains
- SDI 06: Structural Steel Fire Protection – Reactive Coatings
- SDI 07: Structural Steel Fire Protection – Renderings
- SDI 08: Structural Steel Fire Protection – Boards
- SDI 09: Penetration and Linear Gap Seals
- SDI 10: Cavity Barriers
- SDI 12: Timber and Steel Stud Partitions
- SDI 13: Fire Resistant Glass and Glazing
- SDI 14: Fire Resistant Timber Doors
- SDI 15: Fire Resistant Metal Doors
- SDI 16: Fire Resistant Composite Doors
- SDI 17: Fire Resistant Roller Shutters
- SDI 18: Fire Rated Dampers
- SDI 19: Smoke Control Systems
- SDI 20: Fire Resisiting & Smoke Ventilation Ductwork
- SDI 22: Residential & Domestic Sprinkler Systems
- SDI 23: Commercial & Industrial Sprinkler Systems
- SDI 24: Dry and Wet Riser Systems
- SDI 25: Commercial, Industrial, Residential & Domestic Water Mist Systems
How We Work With You
Simple, Reliable Certification Journey
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Business Benefits of Installer Schemes
Supporting Safer, Smarter Buildings
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Trusted by the built environment
• Contractors and installers
• Housing associations and developers
• Specifiers and architects
• Regulatory bodies and insurers
• Fire safety consultants
“EAG Ltd are a very satisfied member of the IFC certification scheme. It’s providing our business and clients with great reassurance that our processes relating to the design, supply & installation of firestopping are compliant and consistently to a high standard.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is IFCC certification recognised by regulators and insurers?
A: Yes. IFCC is UKAS-accredited and widely trusted by regulatory bodies, insurers, and specifiers across the UK.
Q: What happens during a site inspection?
A: Our inspectors assess installation quality, compliance with approved scope, and operative competence—ensuring systems are installed safely and correctly.
Q: How long does certification last?
A: Certification is typically valid for five years, with annual surveillance audits to maintain compliance.
Q: Can IFCC certify fire suppression system installers? .
A: Yes. Our suppression installer scheme is a key offering - especially relevant now that FIRAS has withdrawn from this area.
Q: What are the benefits of being listed in the IFCC Directory?
A: Certified companies gain visibility with specifiers, contractors, and clients—enhancing credibility and helping win new business.
Q: Does IFCC offer support during the certification process?
A: Absolutely. Our team provides clear guidance, technical support, and a dedicated inspector to help you succeed.
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Partner with IFCC to demonstrate capability, traceability, and quality in fire protection installations.
