This course establishes the underlying concepts and practical installation aspects of fire engineered smoke and heat exhaust ventilation systems (SHEVs) using simplified standard design methodologies. It will provide delegates with an understanding of both natural and mechanically ventilated systems in larger commercial or public-access buildings such as warehouses and, especially, covered shopping complexes; and enable them to audit fire risk assessments and provide appropriate advice.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of the course, delegates will be able to:
Fire safety advisers or managers who:
Course Entry Criteria
Delegates should ideally possess a background in fire engineering, have some experience of Building Regulations and be comfortable with undertaking calculations involving algebraic formulas.
To provide delegates with an understanding of the principles and practice of both natural & mechanical ventilated systems to enable them to audit fire risk assessments and provide appropriate advice.
Delegates' acquisition of knowledge will be formally assessed during the course and feedback will be given. A certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course.
This course is aligned to National Occupational Standards FSA1, FSB3, FSB4 and FSB5, FSC1 and FSC2
Successful completion of this course will also result in the learners receiving 31 Institute of Fire Engineers (IFE) Continual Professional Development (CPD) hours.
Fire Service College
Looking to train a group of employees? We are able to run this course at a location of your choice such as your premises or a local venue. To find out more, contact the business development team using our enquiry form.
11/05/2020 - 15/05/2020 |
£1075.00 +VAT |
Prices quoted are our standard, one-off rates and discounts are available. Please contact us via the form on the right so that we can discuss your training requirements and how we can work together to offer you the best price.
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