Download PDF version

The Association for Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP), the UK’s trade association for passive fire protection, will be showcasing its range of training courses, guidance documents, and membership services on stand 3A/H30 at the Fire Safety Event at Birmingham NEC from 5-7 April.

Their experts will be on hand to answer all the passive fire protection queries, discuss the latest regulatory requirements, and to explain how their training courses can help to demonstrate competency.

Fire protection queries

They offer a range of courses, from classroom training to their revolutionary e-learning platform, which enables learners to study towards the Institution of Fire Engineers Level 2 and Level 3 Certificates in Passive Fire Protection.

ASFP will also be hosting the Passive Fire Protection Conference at the event

ASFP will also be hosting the Passive Fire Protection Conference at the event. This brings together expert speakers from across the industry, with a different focus each day. Day 1 will investigate how to introduce the requirements for the golden thread of information when managing building fire safety. Day 2 will discuss different aspects of passive fire protection, including case studies. The final day will consider competency and the vital importance of correct design, installation, and maintenance of passive fire protection.

Passive fire protection

The event aims to provide easy access for facilities managers, contractors, services installers, Responsible Persons, and designers to advice, products, services, and best practice in relation to ‘built-in’ fire protection.

It provides a forum for visitors to meet with ASFP representatives and member companies to improve their understanding of passive fire protection. It is mandatory for all ASFP member companies to demonstrate that a proportion of their employees have been suitably trained and/or have achieved appropriate qualifications in Passive Fire Protection. This provides assurance that ASFP members have appropriate skills, competence, and professionalism for all the passive fire protection needs.

Download PDF version Download PDF version

In case you missed it

Siemens Expands Into Fire Safety With Danfoss Buy
Siemens Expands Into Fire Safety With Danfoss Buy

Siemens Smart Infrastructure has agreed to acquire Danfoss Fire Safety, which specializes in fire suppression technology and is a subsidiary of Denmark-based Danfoss Group. The ac...

The Dingell Act's Impact: Practical Benefits For Fire Professionals
The Dingell Act's Impact: Practical Benefits For Fire Professionals

The Dingell Act, signed into law in 2019, has far-reaching implications, including effects on fire management and emergency services. Officially named the John D. Dingell, Jr. Cons...

Prevent Downtime With Teledyne FLIR Thermal Imaging
Prevent Downtime With Teledyne FLIR Thermal Imaging

When production halts unexpectedly, it disrupts the entire supply chain, causing delays in product delivery and potential loss of customer trust. Financially, the costs can be sub...

vfd