Hot work - fire prevention measures for roofing
In this course, participants will learn how to plan and perform hot work safely. The participant will be able to carry out roofing work correctly from a fire safety perspective and assess potential hazards and the necessary safety measures that must be taken when performing hot work.
Roofing typically involves the use of a gas torch to bond roofing felt to the roof structure. Therefore, roofing is a type of hot work that requires meticulous preparation and constant attention to safety. In this course, you will learn about the hazards and safety measures related to roofing so that dangerous fires can be avoided.
Participants who successfully complete the training receive a qualification certificate. A hot work certificate is also issued, which is valid for 5 years throughout the Nordic region. The certificate is valid in Denmark, Norway and Finland, where this course is required to perform hot work. The course also follows CFPA Europe’s training programme and CFPA Guideline No. 12.
Målgruppe
Practical fire extinguishing exercises are included in the course. Therefore, we recommend practical footwear and clothing.
The course concludes with a multiple-choice test, which must be passed to receive the DBI certificate and the AMU course diploma.
Udbytte
• Assess the potential hazards and the safety measures that must be taken when performing hot work, including roofing tasks using machines and tools that emit flames or heat, which could cause a fire at the worksite.
• Perform hot roofing work with welding, cutting, soldering, drying, heating, and other heat-producing tools correctly from a fire safety perspective.
• Implement the necessary fire safety precautions before work begins, set up the worksite, take precautions during work to ensure fire safety, and follow the fire safety rules that apply when the work is completed.
• Perform fire extinguishing during roofing work.