ProQual Level 5 Diploma in Passive Fire Protection Inspection

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Course Overview

What is this course

The ProQual Level 5 Diploma in Passive Fire Protection Inspection is a leading qualification for professionals in construction and safety who are committed to advancing fire protection standards. This programme equips learners with the expertise to assess, evaluate, and implement passive fire protection measures, ensuring buildings meet national and international compliance requirements.

Passive fire protection (PFP) refers to the built‑in features of a structure—such as fire‑resistant walls, doors, floors, and ceilings—that contain and slow the spread of fire. By completing this diploma, professionals gain a deeper understanding of these systems, their role in safeguarding occupants, and their importance in reducing property damage. The curriculum is rigorous and designed for experienced practitioners seeking to expand their knowledge of risk assessment, regulatory frameworks, and inspection methodologies.

Graduates of the ProQual Level 5 Diploma can pursue careers as fire safety consultants, inspectors, and compliance officers. These roles not only offer strong career prospects but also provide the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on public safety and building resilience. With its blend of technical knowledge and practical application, this diploma empowers professionals to enhance their careers while contributing to safer, compliant, and sustainable built environments.

Prerequisites

Course Entry Requirements

To ensure learners are prepared for advanced study, the ProQual Level 5 Diploma in Passive Fire Protection Inspection has clear entry criteria designed to balance accessibility with professional standards.

Learners must be 18 years of age or above at the time of enrolment.
A Level 3 qualification or equivalent experience in construction, fire safety, or a related discipline is recommended.
Candidates should demonstrate a basic understanding of building regulations and safety practices, ideally with prior exposure to inspection or compliance roles.
Good English language and communication skills are required to engage with technical materials, complete assessments, and participate effectively in workplace contexts.

Course Content

Detailed Curriculum Structure

The ProQual Level 5 Diploma in Passive Fire Protection Inspection, achieve the qualification candidates must achieve each of the mandatory units, plus a minimum of two of the optional units:

Mandatory Units

Mandatory Units – complete all units

Unit Title	Level	GLH
Building Control Site Inspection and Plan Assessment	5	150
Monitor Project Quality in Construction – Passive Fire Protection	5	145

Optional Units – complete a minimum of two units

Unit Title	Level	GLH
Inspecting and Testing of Fire Resisting Door Installations	3	30
Inspecting and Testing of Fire Stopping Installations	3	30
Inspecting and Testing of Fire-Rated Ductwork and Damper Installations	3	30
Inspecting and Testing of Fire-Rated Steel Intumescent Coating Installations	3	30

Upon successful completion of the ProQual Level 5 Diploma in Passive Fire Protection Inspection, participants will achieve the following learning outcomes:

Comprehensive Understanding of Passive Fire Protection: Demonstrate a thorough understanding of passive fire protection principles, including the various types of systems and materials used in construction to contain and control fire spread.
Knowledge of Regulatory Requirements: Identify and interpret relevant legislation, codes, and standards pertaining to fire safety and passive fire protection, ensuring compliance in inspections and assessments.
Risk Assessment Proficiency: Conduct detailed fire risk assessments, identifying potential hazards and evaluating the effectiveness of existing passive fire protection measures in diverse building environments.
Inspection Techniques: Apply effective inspection methodologies to assess the integrity and performance of passive fire protection systems, including fire-rated walls, doors, and other barriers.
Practical Application of Skills: Utilize case studies and real-world scenarios to apply theoretical knowledge, demonstrating the ability to implement best practices in passive fire protection inspections.
Reporting and Documentation Skills: Prepare clear and comprehensive reports on inspection findings, including recommendations for improvements and compliance measures, to communicate effectively with stakeholders.
Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving: Develop critical thinking skills to analyze complex fire safety issues, enabling effective decision-making and problem-solving in various situations related to passive fire protection.
Commitment to Continuous Improvement: Foster a mindset of continuous professional development, recognizing the importance of staying updated with advancements in fire safety practices and technologies.

Course Features

4-6 Months

2 Mandatory Units

Online Learning

Assessment Based

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