Frequently Asked Questions

Fire Safety in Buildings

What is Fire Safety in Buildings?
It is the set of measures, equipment, systems, and procedures designed to reduce the risk of fire.
What are Self-Protection Measures?
Are organizational and technical procedures that ensure safety conditions are maintained. They include prevention plans, emergency plans, safety records, and drills.
Who can develop self-protection measures?
Only accredited technicians with experience in Fire Safety in Buildings, such as the team at Alves & Rasteiro, which has already prepared more than 2500 Self-Protection Measures approved by ANEPC.
What is the difference between a Fire Safety in Buildings Project and Self-Protection Measures?
The Fire Safety in Buildings Project specifies the systems and equipment to be installed (construction phase). The Self-Protection Measures regulate their use and maintenance (operational phase).
What happens if an entity does not have approved Self-Protection Measures?
The failure to implement Self-protection Measures constitutes a serious administrative offense. In addition to fines, it may result in the suspension of operations and criminal liability in the event of an accident.

Subsidized Training

What does it mean that the training is funded?
It means that the cost of the training is fully covered by public funds or specific programs, so you don't have to pay anything.
Is the training really free?
Yes! The training is 100% free for participants, with no hidden costs.
Who can participate?
Generally, anyone who meets the funding program’s criteria, such as age, employment status, minimum education level, or area of residence. Each course may have specific requirements.
Do I need prior experience in the area to participate?
No.
How does online training work?
Classes are held live via videoconference using the Zoom online platform.
How long does the training last?
The course load is 25 or 50 hours. The duration varies by course, depending on how those hours are distributed.
Will I receive a certificate at the end of the training?
Yes. The funded training programs offer a digital certificate on the SIGO platform, which can be useful for employment or career advancement.
How do I enroll in the training?
By filling out an online form or by sending an email directly to formacao1@alvesrasteiro.pt, providing some personal information and documents.
Is there a limit on the number of spots?
Yes. Since this is a free, government-funded program, the number of spots may be limited, so you should register as soon as possible.

Non-subsidized Training

What does non-subsidized training mean?
It means that the training is not subsidized by public funds, so the cost is paid directly by the trainee or their company.
How much does the training cost?
The price varies depending on the course. It is listed as “upon request” because it depends on factors such as the date, location, or number of participants. You can request a personalized quote from us.
Are the trainings mandatory?
Some do. In the case of Fire Safety in Buildings Technicians, the law requires specific training for each type of system or equipment. In these cases, training is essential for performing the job.
Are the trainers specialized?
Yes. Our trainers are professionals and are certified.
Do I receive a certificate at the end?
Yes. All participants who successfully complete the course receive a certificate on the SIGO platform that is valid for professional purposes.
Can I enroll individually, or is it only for companies?
You can register individually. We also offer customized training for companies or groups.
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