Fire Stopping Training

Fire Stopping Training

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Course Duration: Approximately 3 – 4 hours

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This IIRSM-approved Fire Stopping Training course explains what fire stopping is, the best type for your building and how to comply with installation, inspection and maintenance requirements.

The course examines why fire stopping is essential in all buildings, as well as its function and installation. It also covers relevant regulations and inspection procedures. This level of knowledge helps responsible persons select, install and maintain effective fire stopping systems in line with legislation. This course comes with a free inspection e-Checklist.

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Fire Stopping Training Course Certification
Fire Stopping Training
IFSM-IIRSM
£295.00 +VAT

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Courses Price per Course
1 - 5 £295.00
6 - 10 £275.00
11 - 20 £250.00
£295.00 +VAT

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Course Details

Course Duration Approximately 3 – 4 hours
Approval body IIRSM, IFSM
Format Fully online training
Assessment Multiple choice
Certification Same-day digital certificate
Certificate Valid For 3 years

Suitable For

Employers and Business Owners

Fire Wardens/Marshals

Property and Facilities Managers

Construction Professionals

Compliance Officers

Health and Safety Managers

Course Content

The course comprises the following modules:

  • What is Fire Stopping?
  • Why is Fire Stopping Important?
  • Fire Stopping Regulations
  • Fire Safety Responsibility
  • Fire Stopping Systems & Products
  • Fire Stopping Evidence
  • Structural Fire Protection Systems – Structural Steel
  • Structural Fire Protection Systems – Walls, Barriers & Partitions
  • Structural Fire Protection Systems – Fire Doors & Window Glazing
  • Cavity Barriers & Gap Sealing
  • Penetration Sealing
  • Pattressing
  • Fire Stopping Pipes
  • Additional Protection against Fire & Smoke
  • Which System to Use – Fire Rating & Location
  • Which System to Use – Structure & Size
  • Who Can Install Fire Stopping?
  • Safe Access
  • Batt, Mastics & Sealants
  • Collars, Wraps & Bags
  • Barriers & Partitions
  • Linear Gap Seals
  • Fire Dampers
  • Deflection Heads
  • Causes of Poor Installation
  • Consequences of Poor Installation
  • Documenting Installation checklist
  • Inspections – 3rd Party Certification
  • Inspections Before Installation
  • Inspections During Installation
  • Inspections After installation

What You Will Learn

What fire stopping is and why it’s vital

Types of fire stopping and where to use them

What to consider before installation

Installation procedures of fire stopping systems

How to conduct inspections before, during and after installation

Available in 13 Languages

Course subtitles are available in multiple languages, including:

French

Dutch

German

Italian

Spanish

Polish

Course Approval Body

IFSM-IIRSM
Approved by IIRSM and Accredited by IFSM

This course is approved by the International Institute of Risk & Safety Management (IIRSM) and accredited by the Institute of Fire Safety Managers (IFSM).

The course certificate includes:

  • User name
  • Company name
  • Course name
  • Completion date
  • Expiry date
  • Approval body

An IFSM-accredited and IIRSM-approved certificate will be available for download and printing instantly upon course completion.

Users must complete an assessment before earning their certification.

The end-of-course test is:

  • Fully online
  • Multiple choice

A score of 80% is required to pass.

Fire Stopping Training Course Certification

Fire Stopping Inspections e-Checklist

This online training course comes with a free e-checklist to help users conduct thorough inspections before, during and after fire stopping installations to maintain safety, quality and compliance of fire stopping systems.

The e-Checklist helps users verify:

  • Quality, condition and suitability of fire stopping materials
  • Compliance with specifications and best practices
  • Adequate preparations before, during and after installation
  • Proper execution of installation procedures

E-checklists can be accessed via any device and are automatically recorded.

Note – This offer is for one Fire Stopping Training e-Checklist per trainee who completes this course. This e-Checklist licence is for their use and cannot be transferred or shared by other users.

Terms and conditions apply – access to this e-Checklist is for 12 months from purchase.

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Why is Fire Stopping Training Important?

Despite technological advancements, fires start easily and spread fast. There were 251 fire-related fatalities in England in the year ending March 2024, and 232 fires resulted in at least one fatality.

Fire safety must be a priority for employers, building owners and anyone else who controls non-domestic premises. Responsible persons must install, inspect and maintain fire stopping systems as part of their duties. These systems prevent the passage of flames, smoke, and heat, protecting evacuation routes and preventing fire from spreading.

This online Fire Stopping e-learning programme explores the need, use, installation and inspection of fire stopping systems.

Designed for employers, building owners and those with fire safety duties, this course explains fire stopping measures and their vital role in passive fire protection. You’ll know what to consider when choosing fire stopping products and ensure they’re installed and inspected according to regulations.

What are Your Responsibilities for Fire Stopping?

Responsible persons for new or altered buildings must install and maintain effective fire stopping measures under the Building Regulations 2010. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 places the same duty on responsible persons for existing properties.

Under fire safety legislation, responsible persons must:

  • Manage fire risks
  • Ensure safe evacuation in an emergency

Additional regulations also make it necessary to:

  • Maintain means of warning and escape from fire
  • Establish measures to prevent the spread of flames and smoke
  • Protect access routes for emergency services

Fire stopping systems are essential for overall fire safety and compliance with legislation. This importance also makes regular inspection and maintenance a requirement.

This online Fire Stopping Training course equips responsible persons with essential knowledge to ensure compliance. It explains how to choose, install and inspect effective fire stopping measures for your premises.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fire Stopping Training teaches the fundamentals of fire stopping systems, including selection, installation and maintenance, along with relevant laws and regulations.

This course is designed for employers, building owners, and individuals responsible for fire safety in non-domestic premises or anyone interested in obtaining fire stopping qualifications.

The Fire Stopping course includes modules on the basics of fire stopping, types of fire stopping systems, preparation for installation, installation procedures, and conducting inspections before, during, and after installation.

Obtaining a fire stopping certificate proves your understanding of fire stopping regulations and practices. You’ll be better equipped to ensure buildings are compliant with fire safety legislation and occupants are protected from fire risks.

Yes. Anyone responsible for fire safety must have the necessary skills and knowledge to implement effective fire stopping measures as required by law.

Under the Building Regulations 2010, fire stopping measures are required to limit fire and smoke spread through walls, floors and service penetrations. Approved Document B provides guidance on installing fire-resistant materials, sealing gaps, and maintaining compartmentation in new buildings.

The Fire Safety Order 2005 requires responsible persons to ensure fire stopping measures are implemented and maintained in existing buildings. This responsibility includes inspecting fire-resistant barriers and ensuring they remain effective during the building’s use.

Yes, this Fire Stopping e-learning course is accredited by the Institute of Fire Safety Managers (IFSM) and approved by the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM).

Building owners, employers, and anyone designated as a responsible person non-domestic premises are accountable for ensuring proper fire stopping measures are in place.

This Fire Stopping Training course is priced at £295 +VAT for a single trainee. Discounted prices are available when buying in volume. Speak to one of our sales team to learn more.

Absolutely. You can explore the e-learning platform, get course previews and see how easy online training can be. Speak to one of our sales team or click here to arrange your free trial of this Fire Stopping Training course.