This three day programme brings together three separate FireQual Recognised Programmes, providing an intensive and highly practical learning experience covering fire door installation, maintenance and inspection in depth.
Combined – Practical Installation, Inspection & Maintenance
£995.00
Develop a strong foundation in fire door safety with our FireQual Recognised Programme. Build your knowledge and practical skills in inspection, installation, and maintenance, and gain training that supports your evidence of competence in the industry.
CITB Funding
Employers who are CITB Registered.
This course is eligible for CITB Employer Network funding, If eligible CITB will fund 50% of the course costs.
For more information and to see if you are eligible contact your local CITB Rep, click here for more information.
Our face-to-face practical training takes place at our Wolverhampton training centre. This is a 3-day course.
Upon successful completion, you will receive three separate certificates for Fire Door Installation, Fire Door Inspection and Fire Door Maintenance, each issued by FireQual as part of each FireQual Recognised Programme.
Course Dates and Booking
Course Description
Across the three days you will spend significant time on the tools under expert, qualified instructors who are experienced site carpenters and competent persons.
You will work on real door sets and door assemblies, carry out practical installation and maintenance tasks, complete inspection activities and receive direct feedback throughout, ensuring you gain meaningful hands-on experience.
This all-in-one practical programme represents outstanding value.
Normally priced at £2,085 plus VAT, you can enrol for £995 plus VAT and complete one FireQual recognised programme covering installation, maintenance and inspection in a single, comprehensive course.
Upon completion of the course you will be added to UK Fire Door Training Approved. This is included at no extra cost.
You will also receive an ‘Approved’ version of our logo to use on promotional materials.
Upon completion of the course
This course finishes with an assessment. Upon passing the assessment you will receive 3 separate FireQual certificates. One each for Fire Door Installation, Fire Door Maintenance and Fire Door Inspection.
These certificates are a key component of showcasing your proficiency and demonstrates part of your competency in fire door installation, inspection and maintenance. The certificates are valid for 3 years from the date of passing the assessment.
Please note that a competent person is someone with sufficient skills, knowledge, experience and behaviours.
Contact Us
Please feel free to give us a call and ask one of our experts about the course.
Call: 01902 931 101
Email: info@ukfiredoortraining.com
By the end of the training you will have learned:
- The importance and role of fire doors
- What fire doors are made from and how they work
- Clear understanding of the laws, regulations and standards that affect fire doors
- How to find and use certificate data sheets and installation instructions
- What fire door ratings are
- How to successfully plan a fire door installation job
- How to successfully install a fire door
- How to successfully plan a fire door maintenance job
- How to successfully maintain a fire door
- How to successfully plan a fire door inspection job
- How to successfully inspect a fire door
- What to do post-work and hand to the client
Key Features
- Learn at our dedicated training centre in Wolverhampton
- Small groups for maximum tutor time
- Expert tutor led sessions focusing on core skills
- Theory work as well as plenty of hands on practical training
Fire Door Installation Course Content
Introduction to the course
- An introduction to the course
Fire Doors - Essential Knowledge
- Why do we need fire doors?
- What is Fire Compartmentation And Why Is It Important?
- What are fire doors made from?
Laws & Regulations
- What are the laws that affect fire doors?
- What are the regulations that affect fire doors?
Certification & Standards
- What is fire door certification?
- What is the British Standard affecting fire door installation?
Fire Door Ratings & Configurations
- What are fire door ratings?
- What are fire door configurations?
Supply of Fire Doors
- How are fire doors supplied and why is this important?
Planning a Fire Door Installation
- Benefits Of Planning A Fire Door Installation
- Handling & Storage of Fire Doors
- Choosing Compatible Materials
Fire Door Installation Process
1. Recording The Installation Process
2.Preparing And Installing The Fire Door Frame
3. Installation Of Hinges And Hanging The Door Leaf
4. Installing Ironmongery
5. Intumescent Seals And Smoke Seals
6. Linear Gap Seal
7. Installing The Self Closing Device
Handover To The Client & Finish
Commitment To Further Learning
Glossary
Final Assessment
Fire Door Inspection Course Content
Introduction to the course
- An introduction to the course
Fire Doors - Essential Knowledge
- Why do we need fire doors?
- What is Fire Compartmentation And Why Is It Important?
- What are fire doors made from?
Laws & Regulations
- What are the laws that affect fire doors?
- What are the regulations that affect fire doors?
Certification & Standards
- What is fire door certification?
- What is the British Standard affecting fire door installation?
Fire Door Ratings & Configurations
- What are fire door ratings?
- What are fire door configurations?
Supply of Fire Doors
- How are fire doors supplied and why is this important?
Planning a Fire Door Inspection
- Establishing The Needs Of The Client
- Fire Door Inspections – Final Preparations
Carrying Out The Fire Door Inspection
1. How To Record A Fire Door Inspection
2. How To Inspect A Fire Door Frame
3. How To Inspect A Fire Door Leaf
4. How To Inspect Door Leaf To Frame Gaps
5. How To Inspect Fire Door Hinges And Pivots
6. How To Inspect Fire Door Glazing
7. How To Inspect Intumescent And Smoke Seals
8. How To Inspect A Self-Closing Device
9. How To Inspect Lock & Latch
10. How To Inspect Signage
11. How To Inspect Hold Open Device
12. How To Inspect Letter Plate
13. How To Inspect The Linear Gap Seal
14. How To Inspect Panic / Emergency Hardware
Handover To The Client & Finish
Commitment To Further Learning
Glossary
Final Assessment
Fire Door Maintenance Course Content
Introduction to the course
- An introduction to the course
Fire Doors - Essential Knowledge
- Why do we need fire doors?
- What is Fire Compartmentation And Why Is It Important?
- What are fire doors made from?
Laws & Regulations
- What are the laws that affect fire doors?
- What are the regulations that affect fire doors?
Certification & Standards
- What is fire door certification?
- What is the British Standard affecting fire door installation?
Fire Door Ratings & Configurations
- What are fire door ratings?
- What are fire door configurations?
Repair Techniques For Fire Doors
1. How To Record A Fire Door Maintenance Job
2. Fire Door Frame
3. Fire Door Leaf
4. Door Leaf To Frame Gaps
5. Hinges And Pivots
6. Glazing
7. Intumescent And Smoke Seals
8. A Self-Closing Device
9. Lock & Latch
10. Signage
11. Hold Open Device
12. Letter Plate
13. The Linear Gap Seal
Record Keeping
Commitment To Further Learning