Internal training of local governments

800.00

The training introduces fire safety requirements for local government specialists for building projects and explains how the safety of buildings must be ensured in accordance with the applicable laws and standards.  

As of 01.03.2021, only fire safety experts with professional certificates (level 5) or fire safety experts (level 6) who also has the relevant competence to conduct training. We recommend checking the trainer background www.kutsekoda.ee 

Training can be ordered in Estonian, English and Russian.

If questions arise and you wish to receive personal group training, please contact us.  

 

Description

The following topics can be addressed during the course of the training: 

 Assessment of fire hazard risks
1. Assessment of fire safety risks in the area.
2. Assessment of fire safety risks in buildings and territories.

Assessment of structural fire safety
1. Assessment of conformity of construction works, parts of construction works or building design documentation with fire safety requirements.
2. Assessment of conformity of fire safety installations.
3. Assessment of conformity of products with fire safety requirements.
4. Assessment of fire safety requirements for services.
5. Preparation of assessment.
6. Providing consultation services in the field of fire safety.

Assessment of organisational fire safety
1. Assessment of the proper use of the terrestrial/build/space, installation and equipment.
2. Assessment of fire safety organisation of construction works, institutions or enterprises.
3. Preparation of assessment.
4. Preparation/updating of documentation.

Information and consultancy relating to fire safety
1. Notification of fire safety requirements.
2. Consultancy in the field of fire safety.

Conduct of expert assessment and audit of special part of fire safety
1. Conduct of expert assessment of special part of fire safety of building design documentation.
2. Performance of fire safety audit of construction works.
3. Selection and involvement of experts/specialists.
4. Evaluation of available data, application for additional material and studies.
5. Coordination of the work process.
6. Analyzing data.
7. Preparation of a summary expert/audit report.
8. Development of structural fire safety solutions for buildings or parts thereof.
9. Presentation and protection of expert/audit reports.
10. Fire safety expert level 6 qualifications and co-operation opportunities

List of standards related to the fire safety part of the building design that can be addressed during training 

  1. EVS 812-2:2014 + AC:2017 – fire safety of buildings. Part 2: ventilation systems
  2. EVS 812-3:2018 – fire safety of buildings. Part 3: heating systems
  3. EVS 812-4:2018 – fire safety of buildings. Part 4: fire safety of industrial and storage buildings and garages
  4. EVS 812-5:2014 – fire safety of buildings. Part 5: fire safety of fuel terminals and service stations
  5. EVS 812-6:2012 + A1: 2013 + AC:2016 + A2: 2017 – fire safety of buildings. Part 6: Tuletõrje veevarustus
  6. EVS 812-7:2018 – fire safety of buildings. Part 7: fire safety requirements for buildings
  7. EVS 812-8:2018 – fire safety of buildings. Part 8: fire safety of high-rise buildings
  8. EVS 871:2017 – opening fillings and feathers for fire protection and evacuation
  9. EVS-EN 1838:2013 — Emergency lighting for lighting equipment
  10. EVS-EN 50172:2005 — escape emergency lighting systems
  11. CEN/TS 54-14:2004 — Automatic fire detection system: planning, design, installation, inspection, operation and maintenance rules
  12. EVS-EN 12845:2015 – fixed fire fighting systems. Automatic sprinkler systems. Design, installation and maintenance.
  13. EVS-EN 15004-1:2008 — fixed fire fighting systems. Gas extinguishing systems: design, installation and maintenance 
  14. EVS-EN 62305-1:2011 + AC:2016 – lightning protection. Part 1: General principles
  15. EVS-EN 62305-2:2013 — lightning protection. Part 2: risk analysis
  16. EVS-EN 62305-3:2011 — lightning protection. Part 3: physical damage to buildings and danger to life
  17. EVS-EN 62305-4:2011 + AC:2016 — Electrical and electronic systems for buildings
  18. EVS 919:2013 + A1: 2014 - smoke control. Design, installation and maintenance of apparatus

OKAY! When reading and interpreting a building design documentation, the validity of a particular standard must be checked from the Centre for Standardisation (www.evs.ee). 

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