Theory based, this course ensures that learners have knowledge and understanding of timber fire doors and applicable legislation and guidance, the role of fire doors and the process of correct installation.
- The role of timber fire door assemblies and door sets and why it is important that they are installed correctly;
- How fire door assemblies and doorsets work and their place in the wider passive fire protection system;
- The legislation and guidance associated with fire door assemblies and doorsets;
- Considerations before installing fire door assemblies and doorsets;
- Considerations during the installation of fire door assemblies and doorsets;
- Considerations on completion of the installation of fire door assemblies and door sets.
The course materials and delivery for this Fire Door Installation Awareness training have been developed and are maintained by the BWF – the organisation’s first ever third-party assured course – and can only be delivered by National Open College Network (NOCN) Approved Centres, based on robust criteria.
Who this course if for:
This course meets the requirements of Duty 6 and Duty 7 for the Level 3 Craft Carpentry and Joinery Apprenticeship. It is registered with the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IfATE) and is recognised as a necessary qualification for entry to the End Point Assessment Gateway.
- Level 2 NVQ or equivalent in passive fire protection, OR
- Level 2 NVQ or equivalent in site carpentry; OR
- For those who want to increase their awareness in fire door installation.
The course provides candidates with an opportunity to progress on to the achievement of the relevant National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) unit for the installation of fire doors.
