Responsible SCIE technicians – Fire and smoke resistant doors and glazing and their accessories – Specific training

Goals: The aim of this course is to enable trainees to register with ANEPC as Responsible SCIE Technicians, and provide them with knowledge in the area of ​​marketing, installation and maintenance of fire safety products and equipment in buildings. Duration: 28hours Target Audience: Professionals/Technicians who carry out their activities within the scope of Fire Safety in Buildings; Security Managers and Delegates; Occupational Safety Technicians; Security Consultants; Designers; Inspection Agents; All those interested in the area of ​​Fire Safety in Buildings; 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 Value: 280€ Regime: B-Learning Modules Module 1 – Regulatory requirements, namely the SCIE Technical Regulation, ANEPC technical notes, standards, as well as other technical specifications and applicable legislation. Module 2 – Elementary physical notions of hydraulics. Module 3 – Flow in pipes. Module 4 - Flow rate, expression that relates the flow rate to the average flow speed and the pipe section, units. Module 5 - Flow pressure along the pipe, units, manometric height. Module 6 - Bernoulli's Theorem. Module 7 - Altimetric pressure losses, continuous and localized, units. Load loss abacuses. Module 8 - Equivalent length of plumbing accessories, to calculate load losses in the network. Module 9 - Static pressure and dynamic pressure in a piping network. Module 10 - Discharge coefficient K of fire hydrants and sprinklers. Module 11 - Calculation expression of the flow rate delivered by a fire hydrant or sprinkler, depending on the pressure affected by the discharge coefficient, units. Module 12 - Definitions. Module 13 - Outdoor Hydrants Types of Hydrants. Module 14 - Specifications of Fire Landmarks. Module 15 - Specifications for facade or buried Fire Hydrants. Module 16 - Protection and signaling of hydrants. Module 17 - Powering hydrants. Module 18 - Fire Mark Installation Requirements. Module 19 - SCIE RT Requirements for Outdoor Fire Hydrants. Module 20 - Maintenance Procedures. Module 21 - Water curtains System description. Module 22 - Diffusers. Module 23 - SCIE RT Requirements. Module 24 - Installation requirements. Module 25 - Maintenance Procedures. Module 26 - Dry and wet networks Description and characterization of dry and wet networks. Module 27 – Requirements of the technical regulation for fire safety in buildings. Module 28 – Installation and maintenance of Dry, Wet and BIA Networks. Module 29 – Automatic Water Fire Extinguishing Systems Configurations of automatic water fire extinguishing systems. Module 30 – Requirements of the technical regulation for fire safety in buildings. Module 31 – Type of Sprinklers. Module 32 – Installation, operation and maintenance of Systems. Module 33 – Water Supply for the SI Module 34 – Pumping Plants for the SI. Module 35 – Water supply sources for the IS. Module 36 – Piping to be used in the Fire Service. Module 37 – Installation and maintenance of Pumping Plants. Module 38 – Flow in pipes Portas e Envidraçados Resistentes ao Fogo e ao fumo e os seus acessórios.