Event Summary
This intensive five-day course, aimed at users of Approved Document B (ADB) volumes 1 and 2, is designed for professionals at all levels working in fire safety design, construction, and inspection.
It covers the interpretation and application of Part B of the Building Regulations and relevant British Standards, including BS 9999 and BS 9991.
Delivered by experienced Fire Engineers and Building Engineers, the course includes practical examples, quizzes, and case studies to reinforce learning. New entrants must complete the Principles of Fire Safety course first.
The certificate course is divided into two blocks of lectures and interactive sessions. Attendance at both blocks and passing the final assessment is required to earn the Certificate.
Please note: this course is not a fire risk assessment course for existing buildings.
Course Contents
Day 1 - B3 Internal fire spread (structure)
Day 2 - B4 External fire spread, ADB Volume 1 and the differences in Volume 2
Day 3 - Assessment Day (online)
Modules
Approved Document B Internal Fire Spread Structure
By the end of this module, you will learn recommendations in ADB Volume 2 regarding:
- Compartmentation for commercial premises
- Cavities for commercial premises
- Protection of openings and fire stopping
Approved Document B External Fire Spread
By the end of this module, you will learn:
- Recommendations in ADB Volume 2 regarding external fire spread across the face and roof of a commercial premises
- Recommendations in ADB Volume 2 regarding external fire spread between buildings
- The enclosing rectangles method to calculate the minimum safe distance between buildings regarding fire spread
Approved Document B Volume 1
By the end of this module, you will learn the differences between Volumes 1 and 2 regarding:
- Means of warning and escape (commercial and domestic)
- Internal fire spread linings (commercial and domestic)
- Internal fire spread structure (commercial and domestic)
- External fire spread (commercial and domestic)
- Access and facilities for firefighters (commercial and domestic)
Development Outcomes
By the end of the course, delegates will be able to
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Interpret regulatory requirements and guidance
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Apply the principles of fire safety
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Design and check that designs are in accordance with the key legislation
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Explain the impact of the key aspects of human responses, fire science and fire behaviour in buildings
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Describe why key building components are essential to good fire safety design
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Recognise the need for further training to be able to design and check for compliance with current legislation
Who's it for?
- Fire Safety Enforcement Officers
- Health and Safety Professionals
- Registered Building Inspectors (building control)
CPD
18hrs
Completing this course will provide you with 18 CPD hours.
CPD is vital for construction professionals to stay updated on new regulations, improve their expertise and knowledge, and maintain their competence, all of which contribute to enhancing the quality of the building industry.
Attending this course will help you build your knowledge on fire safety.
Price
 
Meet the Trainers
Steve Willett
Head of Specialist Training at Part B
Steve has over 15 years of Fire Safety experience, progressing to become the Head of Specialist Training at Part B in 2021. His previous roles include Fire Safety Trainer, Fire Safety Deputy Team Leader and Senior Fire Consultant for BB7.
Steve Glass
Associate, Construction Fire Safety at Part B
Steve is a seasoned professional with 28 years at Kent Fire & Rescue Service, excelling in operational, training, and fire safety roles. He's a Chartered Member of IOSH, a Member of the Institute of Fire Engineers, and holds numerous safety qualifications
including NEBOSH and NVQ Level 5 Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety. He is also s registered CITB/NEBOSH tutor.
How to Book
If you would like to book a place on this course, please click on the register button at the top of the page or use the contact details above.
Online booking will be open up to 2 days before the course. Please call us to book a place after this date.
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All course places must be paid in full before the course date or your place may be cancelled.
If you cannot attend your booking you must notify us in writing, as soon as possible, by e-mailing training@cbuilde.com. Provided that written
notice is received no later than 14 days prior to the date of the course we will be able to offer you either a full refund, a transfer onto another date or you may nominate a substitute to attend the event in your absence.
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