It means that the cost of the training is fully covered by public funds or specific programs, so there is no need to pay anything.
Yes! The training is 100% free for participants, with no hidden costs.
Generally, anyone who meets the funder’s program criteria, such as age, employment status, minimum education level, or place of residence. Each course may have specific requirements.
No.
The classes are live via videoconference, using the online platform Zoom.
The total duration is 25 or 50 hours. Depending on the course and how the hours are distributed.
Yes. Funded trainings provide a digital certificate on the SIGO platform, which can be useful for employment or career advancement.
Through an online form or by sending an email directly to formacao1@alvesrasteiro.pt, providing some information and and ..
Yes. Since the training is free and funded, the number of spots may be limited, so registration should be done promptly..
It means the training is not subsidized by public funds, so the cost is covered directly by the participant or their company.
The price varies depending on the coursee. It is listed as “upon request” because it depends on factors such as date, location, or number of participants. You can request a personalized quote.
Anyone interested in the area or who needs the training for professional reasons, except where there are specific prerequisites.
Some are. For SCIE Responsible Technicians, legislation requires specific training for each type of system or equipment. In these cases, the training is essential to practice the activity.
The duration depends on the course.
Usually in-person or online live sessions (synchronous) , ensuring interaction with the trainer and other participants.
Yes. Our trainers are certified professionals.
Yes. All participants who successfully complete the training receive a certificateon the SIGO platform, valid for professional purposes and, when applicable, to comply with current legislation.
You can enroll individually. We also offer tailored trainings for companies or groups.
Simply contact us via the website, phone, or email. Our team will provide all the necessary information to formalize your enrollment.
Yes. Some trainings require a minimum number of participants to ensure the course takes place. In such cases, we will contact you to confirm dates.
Of course. We organize training courses tailored to the needs of each client, either in-person or online.
FSB stands for Fire Safety in Buildings..
It is the set of measures, equipment, systems, and procedures aimed at reducing the risk of fire, facilitating the safe evacuation of occupants, and enabling effective intervention by emergency services.
Yes. All buildings and premises are subject to the legal framework, except for single-family homes. The level of requirement varies depending on the use, height, area, and occupancy of the building or premises.
They are organizational procedures and technical that ensure the maintenance of fire safety conditions and the capacity to respond in case of an emergency.
They include, for example, prevention of plans, prevention of internal emergency, safety of records and fire drills.
Only accredited technicians with experience in fire safety, such as the team at Alves & Rasteiro, who have already prepared over 1,000 approved SPM by ANEPC.
SPMS must be submitted before the building or premises, or whenever there are significant changes that impact the records against fires.
The absence of SPM constitutes serious offense. In addition to fines, it may lead to suspension da activities, closure of buliding and criminal liability in the event of an accident.
The Fire Safety in Buildings Project defines the equipment and systems necessary to ensure fire safety: detection and alarm systems, extinguishing systems (water, gases, sprinklers), smoke control, emergency lighting, signage, fire doors, access for emergency services, among others.
It must be prepared by qualified engineering and safety technicians, ensuring coordination with other project specialties (architecture, electrical systems, structural stability, etc.).
Yes, whenever it undergoes modifications, expansion, or a change of use that requires a review of fire safety conditions.
The Fire Safety in Buildings Project defines the safety systems and equipment to be installed in the building (design/construction phase).
The Self-Protection Measures regulate their use, maintenance, and emergency procedures (building operation phase).
The National Emergency and Civil Protection Authority (ANEPC) is responsible for analyzing, approving, and supervising compliance with fire safety legislation.
