Ensure fire door installations are successful and compliant. Our online Fire Door Installation course guides users through the full installation process from planning to final client handover. Approved by IIRSM, it explains the specifications, standards and stages of effective fire door installation. It also covers an installer’s updated legal duties, including record-keeping and certification for clients.
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Fire Door Installation
Original price was: £295.00.£195.00Current price is: £195.00. +VAT
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This Fire Door Installation Training course offers guidance on the full installation procedure. It helps users complete installations without issue and ensure all fire doors are effective, compliant and properly documented.
Fire doors must be correctly installed on all premises subject to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. They are essential to a building’s passive fire protection, limiting the spread of flames and smoke to minimise property damage and safeguard escape routes. This effect gives occupants the best possible chance of evacuation and allows firefighters faster access, increasing the likelihood of them saving the building.
Fire doors must be installed effectively and in line with the manufacturer’s instructions. The installer must also provide the building’s responsible person with documentation of their work and a fire door certificate.
Fire Door Installation Training offers guidance on every stage of the installation. It covers fire door standards and regulations to help users understand how they work and why they are necessary. It also covers the full installation process, from planning up to the final sign-off and handover to clients.
Under the Building Regulations 2010, every new public building, workplace, venue and multi-residency building requires sound, working fire doors to be installed.
For existing buildings, installers must ensure existing fire doors meet the required standards of performance.
To comply with regulations, fire doors must:
Installers must also record their work and give clients certification. These requirements are part of fire safety reforms resulting from the Grenfell tragedy.
This fire door installation training course offers guidance on all current regulations and how to ensure installations are compliant.
Four Modules
Approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes
This course contains the following modules:
Clarifies current fire door regulations and standards installers must understand and comply with.
Explains the planning stage, including what needs to be prepared to ensure an effective and complete installation.
Explores each stage of the fire door installation process, providing practical advice on correct installation techniques and following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Proves the user’s understanding of the course and knowledge of current fire door installation practices, standards and regulations.
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Users must complete an assessment before earning their certification.
The end-of-course test is:
A score of 80% is required to pass.
The Fire Door Installation Training course certificate includes the trainee’s name, company name, course name, date of completion, expiry date and name of the approval body.
An IIRSM-approved certificate will be available for download and printing instantly upon course completion.
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Fire Door Installation Training is designed for anyone who needs to install fire doors or inspect them after work is completed. This includes:
Yes. The course has been written to reflect up-to-date fire safety regulations, including those implemented by the Fire Safety Act 2021.
Fire Door Installation Training offers guidance on every stage of the installation procedure, including regulations, planning and the installation itself. It also covers certification and what you must provide clients after completing the job. If you have relevant industry experience and knowledge, this training course will fulfil the competency requirements to install fire doors effectively.
The course content covers fire door certification and what documents you need to hand over to clients. Provided you’re competent in fire door installation, you’ll be able to certify newly installed fire doors after completing this course.
No. This Fire Door Installation course is online, so you can fit training around your schedule and complete each module when you want.
The training certificate is valid for three years. After this, it’s necessary to retake the training to renew your certification and refresh your knowledge.
All Human Focus courses are accredited or approved by an independent health and safety body to guarantee quality and accuracy. This Fire Door Installation Training course is approved by IIRSM (International Institute of Risk & Safety Management).
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