Level 3 Award in Fire Door Inspection
Aim:
The purpose of the Level 3 Award in Fire Door Inspection qualification is to allow learners to demonstrate that they are capable of carrying out fire door inspections and have the under- pinning knowledge needed, at the required depth and to confirm occupational competence.
Achievement of these qualifications will provide learners with the required knowledge and skills to work within the sector specialising in this area.
The ABBE qualification is a nationally recognized certification that specifically focuses on fire door inspection and maintenance. It provides a comprehensive understanding of fire door regulations, standards, and best practices. ABBE, the Awarding Body for Building Education, is a forward-thinking organisation that offers a range of apprenticeships, qualifications, benefits, and support. ABBE is regulated by Ofqual for the delivery of a range of qualifications and is part of Birmingham City University.
Content:
The course covers the following:
- Role of fire doors and the construction of different types of door
- Role of a fire door
- Types of fire door
- Function of fire door
- Fire doors in compartment walls
- The Certifire label
- Operation of fire doors
- What are automatic closing devices?
- Electrical powered hold open devices
- Mag hold open devices
- Door dwell
- Dorguard
- Free swing closing doors
- Concealed door closer
- Perko self closer
- Rising butt hinges
- Exit devices
- Panic bars
- Push bars
- Escape locks
- Compliance with regulation 38
- Where do fie doors require self closing devices?
- Door co-ordinator devices
- Components of a door assembly
- Fire rated hinges
- Automatic drop down seals
- Air transfer grilles
- Implications of errors in manufacturing
- Fire door locations
- Fire resisting roller shutters
- How are fire curtains different to fire shutter doors
- Fire shutters and Means of Escape
- Existing fire doors
- Accept the door
- Upgrade the door
- Replace the door
- Factors relevant to fire door installation
- BS8214: Timber based fire door assemblies. Code of practice
- CDM Regulations 2015
- Duty holders
- CE marking
- Checks before installing fire doors
- Finishing the doors on site
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Cost
£145 plus VAT (£174 inc VAT). Our course provides the underpinning knowledge required. On successful completion of the course you then apply for the practical element of the qualification to gafieldhouse@aol.com. The cost for the practical element is £300 plus VAT.
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