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1 The Association for Specialist Fire Protection Understanding Best Practice in passive fire protection Niall Rowan, Technical Officer Association for Specialist Fire Protection
2 The Association for Specialist Fire Protection Up-skilling in passive fire protection Why is this now essential? Wilf Butcher, CEO Association for Specialist Fire Protection
3 How does the dictionary define Competency? Skills or knowledge that lead to superior performance The characteristics of a manager, that lead to the demonstration of skills and abilities, which result in effective performance within an organizational area. Sufficiency of knowledge and skills that enable someone to act in a wide variety of situations Capacity to testify in a court of law
4 How do you define the term Competency? Gynaecological Surgeon Plastic Surgeon Heart Surgeon Veterinary Surgeon Question: Who do you want to carry out your triple heart bypass?
5 How does Wikipedia define Competency? Wikipedia is quite succinct The ability of an individual to do a job properly! Clearly this is not!
6 How does Wikipedia define Competency? But is this?
7 How does Wikipedia define Competency? Or these?
8 How does Wikipedia define Competency? Or these? Just because it may look right does not necessarily make it so!
9 In reality standards in Passive Fire Protection can vary significantly
10 The responsibility is yours Would you allow an unqualified plumber to work in your building? To become a qualified plumber you will need an industry recognised qualification at level 2 or 3. The main qualifications needed to become a qualified plumber are: Level 2/3 Diploma Plumbing and Heating Level 2/3 Diploma Installing and Maintaining Domestic Heating Systems.
11 The responsibility is yours Would you allow an unqualified electrician to work in your building? To qualify as an electrician, you need an industry-recognised level 3 qualification, such as: Level 3 Diploma in Electrotechnical Services (Electrical Maintenance) Level 3 Diploma in Installing Electrotechnical Systems & Equipment (Buildings, Structures and the Environment) Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations (Buildings and Structures) if part of an Apprenticeship.
12 The responsibility is yours However do not assume that competency in one discipline will automatically be reflected in another
13 The responsibility is yours Is there a NVQ in Passive Fire Protection? Cskills Awards L2 NVQ Diploma in Associated Industrial Services Occupations (Construction) - Passive Fire Protection
14 The responsibility is yours Passive Fire Protection QCF351 Applying Intumescent Coatings in the Workplace QCF357 Applying Non-reactive Spray Coatings in the Workplace QCF641 Conforming to General Health, Safety and Welfare in the Workplace QCF642 Conforming to Productive Working Practices in the Workplace QCF250B Erecting and Dismantling Access/Working Platforms in the Workplace QCF356 Erecting Fire Resisting Ceiling Systems in the Workplace QCF355 Erecting Fire Resisting Walls and Linings in the Workplace QCF354 Installing Cavity Barriers in the Workplace QCF350 Installing Dry Cladding in the Workplace QCF352 Installing Fire Resisting Ductwork Systems in the Workplace QCF358 Installing Fire Resisting Timber Doorsets in the Workplace QCF353 Installing Fire Stopping in the Workplace QCF643 Moving, Handling and Storing Resources in the Workplace
15 The responsibility is yours Passive Fire Protection
16 The responsibility is yours Passive Fire Protection I need to undertake a passive fire protection refurbishment programme. How do I select appropriate products and installers?
17 3 rd Party Certification Which is why 3rd Party Certification is important
18 3 rd Party Certification Quality Assurance /Third Party Certification What is it? Supporting evidence of the quality of the PRODUCT or SERVICE for Architect, Specifier, Contractor, Building Control Authority, End-user, RESPONSIBLE PERSON and any other stakeholder Assures the quality of the product or service INDEPENDENTLY of the supplier Encouraged by Authorities such as DCLG (AD-B), Scottish Government, AI, LABC, CFOA etc. Encouraged by all fire protection trade associations Creates a level playing field for installers Protection against claims
19 3rd Party Certification For the last decade all ASFP Contractors are required to gain 3 rd Party Certification from a UKAS accredited Certification Body as a mandatory requirement of entry to and membership of the ASFP
20 3rd Party Certification Why is 3rd Party Certification Important? To avoid this!
21 3rd Party Certification Why is 3rd Party Certification Important? And ensure that if this happens!
22 3rd Party Certification Why is 3rd Party Certification Important? This is the result!
23 3rd Party Certification Why is 3rd Party Certification Important? This is the result! Without fire barriers With fire barriers
24 ASFP Industry Training Initiatives
25 ASFP Industry Training Initiatives ASFP Industry Wide Awareness Training Initiative: Purpose To develop a nationally recognised industry training scheme for passive fire protection The scheme aims to Up-skill contractors involved in the installation of passive fire protection Improve the knowledge base of those involved in the design, supply, inspection and maintenance of passive fire protection
26 ASFP Industry Training Initiatives ASFP Industry Wide Awareness Training Initiative: It targets three main occupational groups across the sector, including: New entrants to the specialist contractor workforce Contractors within allied specialist trades and within the distribution supply chain Other groups that need a greater understanding of PFP, such as site supervisors, inspectors of fire systems, and building control officers
27 ASFP Industry Training Initiatives ASFP Industry Wide Awareness Training Initiative: In addition the core module is ideally suited to anyone wishing to gain a fundamental understanding of the nature and correct use of passive fire protection in association with other essential fire protection systems
28 ASFP Industry Training Initiatives Why is this initiative so essential? The methodology for the design and construction of buildings is changing to meet with government requirements in terms of carbon reduction and environmental sustainability Growth in the use of MMC. The importance of correctly specified and installed PFP measures in this construction type cannot be underestimated Clear disconnect in knowledge within supply chain practice in relation to required competence in the use, installation, and regulatory understanding of all aspects of the PFP process
29 ASFP Industry Training Initiatives ASFP Industry Wide Awareness Training Initiative: Requirement for all learners Underpinning knowledge 6 specific areas of study Core module Create level playing field Follow-on modules Undertake those to suit training need Remove need for repetition Cost effective Basis for wider market offering
30 ASFP Industry Training Initiatives Core Module Legislation, fire risk assessment, Building regulations and Standards Codes of Practice Fire science Product and Contractor 3 rd Party Certification Fire protection measures: Passive, Active & Signage systems Passive systems Structural protection; non reactive, intumescent, cladding Fire stopping and fire seals, cavity barriers Fire resistant ducting and dampers; FR boarded systems, FR cladding systems Fire retardant coatings Partitioning systems, ceiling systems and elements of construction Compartmentation & FR substrates Fire doors & glazing; Fusible link doors and shutters Active systems Fire detection & alarm systems Portable fire extinguishers, fixed suppression systems /sprinklers Emergency lighting Fire engineering design Inspection processes Developing inspection test plans and understanding test reports
31 ASFP Industry Training Initiatives Follow-on modules Structural Steel Protection Intumescent spray, dry cladding, non-reactive coatings Fire Stopping Curtain walling, cavity barriers, linear joints, service penetrations Ducts and dampers Doors Ironmongery, glazing Glazing Fire rated partitions, floors and ceilings
32 The Association for Specialist Fire Protection Where to source impartial advice on passive fire protection? Tony Corcoran, Membership Officer Association for Specialist Fire Protection
33 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection Where to source impartial advice on passive fire protection Tony Corcoran ASFP Membership Officer
34 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection Overview The Association is both responsible for and has had a significant input into the vast majority of guidance and standards that exist today across the PFP sector Building relationships across the length & breadth of our industry The Association is now recognised as the leading authority in passive fire protection
35 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection How is the ASFP educating the market on the importance of Passive Fire Protection? Working with Government, other organisations and standard-setting bodies operating within the built environment, the ASFP aims to increase the quality of installed fire protection within all sectors of the built environment The ASFP produces detailed authoritative technical publications, many of which are referenced in the statutory guidance to national building regulations
36 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection ASFP Members ASFP membership covers a broad spectrum of disciplines within the fire protection industry and the built environment including: product manufacturers; system and product installers; product testing, certification bodies and assessing authorities; fire risk assessors; Associated individuals, groups and organisations from within the UK and throughout the world with a specific interest in fire related issues Members contribute to the delivery of essential guidance on all aspects of Passive fire protection
37 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection ASFP as a key information source Best known are the range of ASFP Coloured Books which include: The Yellow Book - Fire Protection for Structural Steel in Buildings (now on its 5th edition) The Red Book - Fire Stopping: Linear joint seals, penetration seals & small cavity barriers (now on its 3rd edition) The Blue Book - Fire resisting ductwork (now in UK and European versions) The Grey Book - Fire and Smoke Resisting Dampers The Purple Book - Fire Resisting Non Load Bearing Partitions The Orange Book - Guidance on the classification for reaction to fire performance of fire retardant coating systems In addition to the ASFP Coloured Books, specific technical documents are created for particular issues
38 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection ASFP as key information source Members of the ASFP have the opportunity to make their voice heard Technical Task Groups Each sector represented by the ASFP has its own dedicated technical task group, coordinated by the ASFP Technical Officer The primary objective for each Task Group is to develop overarching industry guidance both for the specifier and installer, much of which is now recognised and referenced within the Building Regulations.
39 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection ASFP as key information source ASFP has developed a number of other peer directed Task Groups Marketing Task Group Sustainability Task Group Contracting Task Group The ASFP is also continually undertaking development programmes designed to assist and support appropriate guidance in all forms of passive fire protection i.e. industry upskilling training programme targeting the specialist workforce and downstream supply chain
40 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection How to access impartial advice & guidance? ASFP Website is the portal for advice, guidance & education on all things PFP Seminars and events The ASFP offers an annual programme of CPD certified seminars, as well as member events and exhibitions such as FIREX International
41 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection How to access impartial advice & guidance? YouTube eight videos in the series - Passive Fire Protection Fire Risk Assessment Fire Doors Walls, Floors and Ceilings Fire Stopping Ducts & Dampers Cavity Barriers Structural Protection
42 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection What has given members the desire to join? The importance of PFP & the correct specification, procurement & installation More recognition of responsibilities concerning building fire safety Link to strong market voice Understanding of the importance of 3 rd party accreditation Access to an expanding the pool of expertise Share and promote expertise Ability to have their voice heard
43 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection Benefits
44 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection Additional support, advice & guidance for members As an ASFP member you will gain access to a wide range of guidance and services, including: Representation at a Regulatory and Government level Comprehensive technical support Knowledge/guidance of built-in fire protection Discounts on ASFP seminars and workshops Preferential rates for ASFP training courses and publications Access to the members-only section of the ASFP website Access to key technical and industry-specific task groups Access and representation through ASFP to bodies such as the National Specialist Contractors Council, the Construction Products Association, the Passive Fire Protection Federation and the Fire Sector Federation
45 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection Impartial advice & guidance The ASFP is the voice of it s members Everything we say & do is for the benefit of both it s members & the built environment Up-skilling programme to develop the PFP market Working with PFP community to ensure installations are undertaken by the appropriately trained individuals Website, e-bulletins, social media, YouTube & PR activity Technical guidance documentation Task Groups All designed to make the ASFP the value added go-to point of reference The International Forum for Passive Fire Protection
46 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection Moving Forward The foundations have been set from which to continually develop an already strong Association With involvement from members, the ASFP continue to deliver the essential guidance that grabs the industry s attention Providing an education process to develop PFP in the wider built environment The ASFP is the authoritative voice - provides industry confidence Continue to expand on expertise & the ability to share knowledge / understanding amongst members We continue to offer real value to all members & the built environment
47 Developing your knowledge of Passive Fire Protection Visit the ASFP Stand D179 to explore how you can access this guidance & support Thank you
48 ASFP Industry Training Initiatives Q&A
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