Routine service of
passive fire and smoke systems
Routine Service of Passive Fire and Smoke Systems
This course covers the skills and knowledge required to undertake routine servicing of fire and smoke doors and passive fire and smoke containment products and systems
Who’s it for?
- This course is for routine service technicians commencing a career in the fire protection industry and for experienced technicians working in other parts of the industry, to develop additional skills and knowledge to conduct routine service of fire hose reels.
- Experienced technicians can use the course to top up and validate existing skills and knowledge.
Are there any special requirements needed to take this course?
- Participants must be employed in the fire industry and have either:
- a minimum of 6 months experience in the routine servicing of fire protection equipment or systems; or
- have experience and skills in a building, construction or fire related job role.
- The ability to conduct routine servicing of fire and smoke doors and passive fire and smoke containment products under supervision at multiple sites is required.
- Participants require access to a personal computer or tablet and have basic computer skills to enable use of the on-line learning system.
COURSE INFORMATION
What does the course cover?
The course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to undertake undertake routine servicing of fire and smoke doors and passive fire and smoke containment products and covers the following areas:
- Routine service of fire and smoke doors according to relevant Australian standards
- Routine service of a range of passive fire and smoke containment system components protecting services, structural elements or openings in or through fire compartments
- Recognise components of passive fire and smoke containment systems and fire and smoke doors
- Understanding the design and installation requirements for passive fire protection systems
- Principles of passive fire protection including knowledge of fire resistance levels
- Identification of defects and impediments that affect system performance
- Documentation and reporting of results
What are the benefits of taking this course?
- The course provides technicians with an opportunity to develop skills in the routine service of passive fire and smoke systems, creating opportunities for
career progression - Provides the skills and knowledge to competently perform routine service activities and identify defects associated with passive fire and smoke systems
- Technicians will gain knowledge of the design and characteristics of a range of passive fire and smoke containment systems and develop skills to safely
and efficiently inspect and verify the operation of systems and components
How long does the course take to complete?
- The course is self-paced and typically takes 3 months to complete.
- Participants are required to complete the course within 6 months of enrolling
How is the course delivered?
- The course is delivered in the workplace via a distance-based delivery model and supported by an online learning system.
- Participants are supported throughout the learning process by our industry experts
How does the course link to Licensing or Accreditation requirements?
- Completion of this course will assist participants meet the requirements of accreditation and licensing in the fire protection industry.
- When combined with the Routine Service of Fire Hose Reels course and the FPAS Inspect and Test Common Units Course, practitioners will be eligible for
qualified accreditation for FPAS Inspect and Test category 7 (Portable Fire Equipment and Fire Hose Reels – Complex) - Each state and territory government determines the licence or accreditation requirements for fire protection work in their jurisdiction. Further information on these requirements can be found here.
- Need help? Let us demystify licensing and accreditation requirements and identify the training you require. Complete our course selection form here.
Additional Training Opportunities
This course provides the skills for routine servicing and installation of fire extinguishers and blankets. Participants should undertake the FPAS Inspect and Test Common Units course prior to commencing this course or undertake both courses concurrently.
I'm already experienced, is this course for me?
- Training for this course is delivered in the workplace via self paced learning. This method allows participants to choose how much training they undertake prior to assessment.
- Experienced individuals can proceed direct to assessment or refresh their existing skills and knowledge by reviewing the provided learning materials prior to undertaking the required assessments.
- To select this pathway, enrol in the training course and proceed to assessment when you are ready.
Course Fees
Standard Enrolment $750
- Full payment at enrolment
Group Discount for Businesses
- Enrol three or more participants to be eligible for a group discount. Call to discuss your business needs
Course outcomes
On successful completion of this course, participants will be awarded a Statement of Attainment for the following units of competency:
Unit Code:
Description:
CPPFES2035
Identify, inspect and test fire and smoke doors
CPPFES2039
Identify, inspect and test passive fire and smoke containment products and systems