Course objectives
- Describe how commonly utilized Passive Fire Protection materials protect the underlying steel
- Recognize the importance of fire-resistance ratings and identify the common test standards used to establish these ratings
- Outline the role and responsibilities of Fireproofing Inspectors
- Describe the inspection tasks commonly performed during the installation of PFP systems
- Recognize the mechanisms that cause most PFP materials to deteriorate
Course completion
To receive a training Certificate of Completion and professional development hours (PDHs) students must successfully complete the entire course, including each learning activity.
Upon successful completion of the end-of-module assessment, students will receive a printable certificate of completion and 8 PDHS.