Who it's aimed at This qualification is for those working in this role already and is aimed at individuals wishing to prove they have the level and range of knowledge and skills to be able to prepare for and carry out inspections of different types of fire resistant door sets. Candidates for this qualification will primarily be carrying out inspections of fire resistant door sets in a range of settings. They will be involved in planning, preparing, inspecting and reporting aspects of the fire resistant door set inspection process. The candidate will need to be able to carry out all of the activities in line with current legislation relating to the inspection of fire resistant door sets. Entry Requirements Relevant on-site experience in construction relevant to this qualification. A level 2 qualification in passive fire protection would also support competence for this inspector role. Units options Mandatory units include: Regulations, Legislation, Codes of Practice and Standards Relating to fire-resistant door set inspections  Identification of different types of fire-resistant doors, how they are classified and where they can be used Types of fire-resistant door sets and component testing and why they are required Knowledge of fire-resistant door sets, assemblies and components The role and responsibilities of an inspector of fire-resistant door sets Communicating with colleagues, customers, residents and stakeholders in relation to carrying our fire-resistant door set inspections Preparing to carry out a fire-resistant door inspection visit Carry out fire-resistant door inspections following relevant health and safety policies and procedures Carrying out comprehensive non-invasive visual fire-resistant door set inspections Preparing and submitting fire-resistant door inspection reports The importance of continuous professional development (CPD) as a fire door inspector Dealing with challenging situations when carrying out fire door inspections Optional units include: There is no requirement by the Awarding Body to complete the optional units as they are up to you as an individual, however they will demonstrate your competence which may also contribute to prior learning evidence to any further fire related qualifications you may want to undertake within the next 3 years. The unit/s can be chosen specific to the individual and what they do in their role.  Understanding terminology relating to how fire reacts in a building Awareness of third-party certification and preparing for an audit Applicable CSCS Card following completion of qualification https://www.cscs.uk.com/card-type/advanced-craft/ Benefits of undertaking a qualification and progression Opportunities Showcase your competence: Gain accreditation for the skills you’ve developed with a qualification recognised across the UK construction industry.  This qualification also supports career progression and could also open doors to additional qualifications.  Ones to consider: Level 3 NVQ Occupational Working Supervision NVQ Level 4 NVQ Diploma in Construction Site Supervision  Level 6 NVQ Diploma in Construction Site Management  Level 6 NVQ Diploma in Construction Contracting Operations Management Level 7 NVQ Diploma in Construction Senior Management

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Who it's aimed at This qualification is for those working in this trade already and is aimed at individuals seeking to demonstrate their competence in the installation of various types of fire doors. It validates the candidate’s knowledge, skills, and ability to plan, prepare, install, and inspect fire doors across a range of environments. This qualification is aimed at professionals who: Are actively involved in installing fire doors. Work in domestic, commercial, or industrial settings. Are trained and capable of handling a variety of installation tasks and scenarios. Entry Requirements Relevant on-site experience in construction relevant to this qualification. Units options Mandatory units include: Complying with health, safety and welfare Select, transport, position and store materials to be used to carry out the work Regulations, Legislation, Codes of Practice and Standards relating to fire door installations Read, and apply instructions, specifications, test evidence and fields of application in relation to fire door installation Planning and preparing to carry out a fire door installation Carrying out fire door installations Complete fire door installation checks and records The role and responsibilities of an Installer of fire doors Communicating with colleagues, customers, residents and stakeholders in relation to carrying out fire door installations Dealing with challenging situations when carrying out fire door installations The importance of Continuous Professional Development as a fire door installer Optional units include: (minimum of 1 unit required) Remove the existing door and frame, and prepare the aperture Installing fire doors in specialist environments Applicable CSCS Card following completion of qualification https://www.cscs.uk.com/card-type/advanced-craft/ Benefits of undertaking a qualification and progression Opportunities Showcase your competence: Gain accreditation for the skills you’ve developed with a qualification recognised across the UK construction industry.  This qualification also supports career progression and could also open doors to additional qualifications.  Ones to consider: Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Fire Door Inspections Level 3 NVQ Occupational Working Supervision NVQ Level 4 NVQ Diploma in Construction Site Supervision  Level 6 NVQ Diploma in Construction Site Management  Level 6 NVQ Diploma in Construction Contracting Operations Management Level 7 NVQ Diploma in Construction Senior Management

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Who it's aimed at This qualification is for those working in this trade already and is aimed at those who are involved in installing multiple passive fire protection materials. Entry Requirements Relevant on-site experience in construction relevant to this qualification. Units options Mandatory units include: Conforming to General Health, Safety and Welfare in the Workplace Conforming to Productive Working Practices in the Workplace Moving, Handling and Storing Resources in the Workplace Optional units Two optional units must be chosen. Units will be chosen specific to the individual and what they do in their role. Installing fire stopping and penetration seals Erecting fire resisting walls and wall linings Installing dry cladding to protect structural steel Applying thin film reactive coatings in the workplace Installing fire resisting ductwork systems Installing flexible (non-mechanical) cavity barriers Erecting fire resisting ceiling systems Applying non-reactive spray coatings Installing fire resisting timber door assemblies and door-sets Applicable CSCS Card following completion of qualification https://www.cscs.uk.com/card-type/skilled-worker/ Benefits of undertaking a qualification and progression Opportunities Showcase your competence: Gain accreditation for the skills you’ve developed with a qualification recognised across the UK construction industry.  This qualification also supports career progression and could also open doors to additional qualifications.  Ones to consider: Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Fire Door Installations Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Fire Door Inspections Level 3 NVQ Occupational Working Supervision NVQ Level 4 NVQ Diploma in Construction Site Supervision  Level 6 NVQ Diploma in Construction Site Management  Level 6 NVQ Diploma in Construction Contracting Operations Management Level 7 NVQ Diploma in Construction Senior Management

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