Better Understanding of Firestop Materials for Visual Inspections
This course provides an in-depth look at the critical role firestop materials play in maintaining fire-resistance-rated assemblies and achieving code-compliant installations. Participants will explore the wide range of firestop products, how they are tested within listed systems, and why visual inspection requires more than just surface-level observation. Designed for inspectors, AHJs, contractors, and design professionals, the session emphasizes the importance of proper documentation, substrate preparation, and awareness of common installation errors that can compromise life safety.
CourseBy International Firestop Council
Deceptively Dangerous: Spotting Firestop Installation Failures
Not everything is as it seems when it comes to firestopping. This course will explore the most common—and commonly overlooked—firestop installation issues hiding in plain sight. Using real-world photos, we’ll train your eye to spot red flags that could easily be missed by the untrained observer. Learning Objectives: 1. Identify common deficiencies in firestop installations across various material types using real-world photographic examples. 2. Recognize firestop conditions that may appear compliant to the untrained eye but require further inspection or corrective action. 3. Evaluate firestop systems for compliance with manufacturer listings, installation instructions, and applicable codes. 4. Differentiate between proper and improper applications of firestop sealants, collars, sleeves, and backing materials. 5. Respond knowledgeably to frequently asked questions regarding the correct use and inspection of different firestopping materials.
CourseBy International Firestop Council
Fire Rated Expansion Joint Assemblies: Codes, Standards, Inspection Types
This comprehensive course on Fire Rated Expansion Joint Assemblies is designed to equip participants with the essential knowledge and skills needed to understand, design, and inspect fire-rated joint assemblies in various building structures. Expansion joints are vital components in building design, ensuring safety by preventing the spread of fire, smoke, gases, and temperature changes through movement joints. This course delves into the various aspects of fire barrier protection, codes, standards, and inspection processes.
CourseBy International Firestop Council
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