FIREPROOFING INSPECTOR LEVEL 3

Instructor-Led Virtual Course

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COURSE DESCRIPTION

Fireproofing Inspector Level 3

The IOGS/CFI Fireproofing Inspector Level 3 course expands your passive fireproofing knowledge and prepares you for the next level of fireproofing inspection and quality control/assurance.

The course takes you from basic (level 2) to advanced level fireproofing inspection and QA/QC, covering everything you need to know to lead and supervise QA/QC tasks in the passive fireproofing work field in the oil and gas, petroleum, and petrochemical industry.

For your convenience, we offer our fireproofing Inspector Level 3 course via the virtual platform, in which you can participate and study from anywhere at a specific date and time using an internet-enabled device such as a desktop/laptop, tablet, or smartphone.

The course is led by an IOGS-appointed tutor, with a proven track record of instilling knowledge with a practical, friendly, and interactive approach.

The duration of the course is 1 day (8 hours) and both weekly and regular classes are available.

After completing the course, you can schedule your certification exam (Online/CBT) anytime within 180 days of the course completion.

MAJOR COVERED TOPICS

Fireproofing Inspector Level 3

Type of fire protection used in the industry
Cellulosic, hydrocarbon, and jet fire differences
Passive fireproofing purposes and the industrial components that are fireproofed
Importance of Hp/A
Steel and the limiting temperature
Initial surface conditions of the steel (rust grades)
Overview of corrosion and control methods
Surface preparation requirements for PFP application
Surface profile measurements and methods used
The purpose of primer used on the steel
Differences between intumescent & cementitious PFP
Types of intumescent & cementitious fireproofing
Fireproofing application requirements
Environmental conditions requirements and methods
The use of helical and straight pins and the testing requirements
Purpose of meshing and the types used
Ratio and slump testing to ensure proper mix
WFT/DFT measurement, criteria, and frequencies
Visual inspection and acceptance criteria
Common defects encountered and repairing methods
Bond strength test
Top coating requirements
Applicable codes and standards
Duties and responsibilities of a PFP inspector
Corrosion under fireproofing - CUF
Quality assurance and control
Project documentation requirements
Reporting and recordkeeping
Health and safety considerations

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COURSE DETAILS

COURSE TITLE

Fireproofing Inspector

COURSE CODE

IOGS/CFI Level 3

TRAINING MODE

Instructor-Led Virtual Training

DURATION

1.5 Days

COURSE & EXAM FEE

US$ 795/-

COURSE ELIGIBILITY

IOGS/CFI Level 2

WHO SHOULD ENROLL

The course is suitable for IOGS/CFI Level 2 certificate holders. You can enroll in the course if you wish to empower your knowledge and understanding of passive fireproofing and/or upgrade your current qualification to a Level 3 Fireproofing Inspector qualification.

We have switched from our traditional classroom-based course to a virtual course led by an instructor, this is to make it easier for anyone who does not have time to travel from one place to another to attend our traditional courses held in the classroom at a specific location. Our virtual courses have now eliminated the constraints such as geographical location and time (travel, etc.).

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LEARNING OUTCOME

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Have a comprehensive understanding of the use of passive fire protection.
Check and ensure the PFP thickness used for each steel section based on Hp/A.
Know the concept of using intumescent/cementitious fireproofing systems or thin/thick film fireproofing systems.
Perform the slump and mixing ratio tests
Carry out inspection and QA/QC tasks independently.
Inspect and evaluate the condition of the steel before and after surface preparation.
Visually inspect the fireproofed steel and perform appropriate testing to ensure compliance.