Fire Safety in Buildings for members of fire departments – Specific

This course arises from the regulation of the fire department accreditation process to carry out regular inspections, in the respective geographical area of ​​intervention, in buildings and premises classified in the 2nd risk category, meeting the minimum requirements stipulated by ANEPC. Goals: Provide participants with skills in the area of ​​fire safety, allowing them to obtain accreditation to carry out regular inspections, in the respective geographical area of ​​intervention, in buildings and premises classified in the 2nd risk category Duration: 90 hours 75h E-Learning 3pm in person Target Audience: The course is aimed at members of the fire departments who, in accordance with paragraph 4 of article 4 of Ordinance no. 64/2009 of January 22, have, at least, the following requirements: 1) Control elements 2) In the career of fire officer, the category of 2nd fire officer; 3) In the firefighter career, the 1st firefighter category; 4) Have at least the 12th year of schooling Access requirements: All elements must meet the prerequisites indicated in Ordinance No. 64/2009, of January 22nd, amended by Ordinance 148/2020 of June 19th. Certification: Successful completion grants the trainee a Professional Training Certificate issued on the SIGO platform. The issuance of the certificate on the aforementioned platform allows the automatic crediting of skills to the trainee's Qualifica Passport. Delivery of Certificates, one week after completing training via CTT. Training team: To be announced Additional information: Start date: to be announced Value: €730 Regime: B-Learning Modules Module 1 – Legal regime for fire safety in buildings (Decree-Law no. 220/2008, of November 12, in its current wording) Module 2 – Entity accreditation regime for issuing opinions, carrying out surveys and inspections (Ordinance nº64/2009, of 22 January, in its current wording) Module 3 – Technical Regulation on Fire Safety in Buildings (Ordinance 1532/2008, of December 29, in its current wording) Module 4 – Assessment