Construction Fire Risk Assessment Course
£998.00
Member price: £845
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The Construction Fire Risk Assessment Course has been recognised by the IFSM and the SQA have confirmed that it meets the SCQF academic level 7 with 5 credit points. CHSG is also an Approved Centre for the IFSM.
The course is a specialist five-day course, undertaken on a frequency of one day per week. Attendance at each session is compulsory. Any missed classroom days are chargeable at a daily rate and the delegate will need to ensure that they organise a chargeable catchup session before they can sit the exam and complete their certification.
The course has been developed to increase the competency (knowledge, experience, qualifications and behaviour) to undertake a suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessment.
The course will build upon the knowledge and understanding of fire in construction and enhance the technical skills of the delegate, who already has a working knowledge of the industry and aims to ensure that they use all of these competencies to think as a “fire risk assessor” and review their site with respect to Life Safety.
The course has been developed with both a strong technical and practical basis, so that the delegate will be expected to be interactive with other attendees, to join in with case study work and to undertake personal study each week.
The course includes homework after each day’s session and the delegate is given the opportunity at the start of each course day to review the work covered in the previous week and to request any additional clarification resulting from this. It is important that the delegate uses the forum to engage and work through any questions or associated issues with the course.
Any examination resits or missed classroom sessions are chargeable. Please speak to a member of our team if you have any questions.
Description
Course Information
- 5 day course
- One day per week
- From 9am to 5pm
- In person at our Chertsey centre
- CHSG Membership discount eligible
- SCQF academic level 7 with 5 credit points
- No pre-requisites required
Testimonial
“The Fire Risk Assessment in Construction course presented by CHSG was a good informative introduction to Fire Risk management.
Facilities are excellent which made the learning process all the more enjoyable.“
Kurt Steventon, Health and Safety Manager at BW
Course Aims
Only upon successful attendance at each session will the delegate be able to sit the Day 5 examinations. Any missed sessions are chargeable at a daily rate and the delegate will need to ensure that they organise a chargeable catchup session before they can sit the exam and complete their certification. Please contact the CHSG team if you have any questions or concerns.
Day 1
- A general introduction to the course including the format and structure and what is expected.
- The course content includes Legal, an overview of various useful documentation and sources of information.
- An overview of fire chemistry. An introduction to case study work and an understanding of what FRA in construction actually entails.
Day 2
- To clearly understand the roles and responsibilities on site and associated with site.
- How does this dovetail into site working systems, practices and procedures.
- How all of this links through to a FRA in construction, what does good look like?
Day 3
How to use the appropriate RIBA stages, various legal documentation and quasie legal documentation to determine how and when to include this in your FRA in Construction.
To have a working knowledge of both passive and active fire prevention and the how the stages of construction can be individually and collectively included in the FRA documentation.
Using good practical case work scenarios.
Day 4
- How to use and develop your knowledge and experience to fully understand the FRA process in Construction.
- What does competence look like, what are your limitations and how to develop the skills you will need to embrace competence to undertake a useful and well structured FRA in Construction.
Day 5
- Written and multiple choice paper.
- Write a site report from case studies.
- Complete an on site FRA in Construction within 10 days of completing the FRA examinations.
- All examinations must attain a minimum of 60% pass rate and these will then be aggregated for the final level of achievement.
The successful delegate will need to pass each of the three subsections and must achieve a score of 60% for each subsection. These scores will then be aggregated to produce a final score.
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| Date | 17, 23 January, 1, 6, 13 February 2024, 14, 22, 28 March, 12, 19 April 2024, 31 May, 3, 10, 14, 26 June 2024, 4, 11, 18, 25 September, 1 October 2024 |
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