Fire safety in buildings for designers of 2nd, 3rd and 4th risk categories

In accordance with current legislation, responsibility for preparing SCIE projects and self-protection measures relating to buildings and premises classified in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th risk categories must be assumed exclusively by an architect, recognized by the order of architects (OA) or by an engineer, recognized by the order of engineers (OE), or by a technical engineer, recognized by the order of technical engineers (OET), with specialization certification declared for this purpose in accordance with the requirements that have been the subject of a protocol between ANEPC and each of these class entities. Goals: At the end of the training course, trainees should have acquired the necessary skills to develop fire safety projects in buildings and self-protection measures. Duration: 120 hours Target Audience: Architects recognized by the Order of Architects (OA); Technical Engineers recognized by the Order of Technical Engineers (OET); Engineers recognized by the Order of Engineers (OE); 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. Training team: To be announced Additional information: Start date: to be announced Regime: B-Learning: 106 hours online and 14 hours in person Location: Viseu Modules Module 1 - SCIE Legal Regime Module 2 - Analysis of ignition and fire development in buildings Module 3 - Graphical representation of fire development and mathematical expressions of nominal fire curves Module 4 – Origin and spread of fire Module 5 – Formation of explosive atmospheres Module 6 – Characterization of the fire risk of typical uses Module 7 – SCIE technical regulations – Common external conditions Module 8 – SCIE technical regulations – General conditions for fire behavior, insulation and protection Module 9 – SCIE technical regulations – General evacuation conditions Module 10 – SCIE technical regulations – General conditions of technical installations Module 11 – SCIE technical regulations – General conditions of safety equipment and systems Module 12 – SCIE technical regulations – Smoke control Module 13 – SCIE technical regulations – Means of intervention Module 14 – SCIE technical regulations – Fixed automatic fire extinguishing systems Module 15 – SCIE technical regulations – General self-protection conditions Module 16 – SCIE technical regulations – Fire safety conditions in itinerant or temporary premises Module 17 – Risk analysis methods Module 18 – Instruction of requests for project opinions and self-protection measures Module 19 – Assessment