CPP20521 Certificate II in Fire Protection Inspection and Testing

CPP20521 Certificate II in Fire Protection Inspection and Testing Course Overview

This qualification is practical and applies to individuals who wish either to have career as a fire protection technician or acquire the skills for non-trade installations and regular servicing of fire protection equipment and systems.

Attractive to employers,  the qualification CPP20521 assists to reduce the compliance costs by managing their compliance internally.

Graduates of CPP20521 also have an opportunity to start their own business as a fire protection technician.

PTI prides itself as an industry leader within Western Australia in the delivery of this qualification.

The CPP20521 Certificate II in Fire Protection Inspection and Testing is delivered over five (5) individually delivered modules:

• Module One – Introduction to Fire Protection
• Module Two – Deliver a Quality Service
• Module Three – Servicing Portable Fire Extinguishers
• Module Four – Vehicle Fire Suppression Servicing
• Module Five – Demonstrate First Attack Fire Fighting Equipment

This qualification provides successful graduates with an educational pathway to the qualification CPP30821 Certificate III in Fire Protection Inspection and Testing.

FEES

The total course fees are $1,850.

The total course fees are divided into the following payments:

• eLearning – $1,250
• Face-to-face – $600

To secure your place on the course, you will only be required to pay for the eLearning.  Once you are ready to book into one of our face-to-face classes to finish off your training, you will be required to pay the final instalment.

WORKPLACE LOGBOOK

Following the course, participants will need to complete a workplace logbook to demonstrate the transfer of skills from training to the workplace. As per the assessment requirements, students will need to complete the following logbook tasks to achieve competency:

• Inspecting and testing 18 fire hose reels at a minimum of 4 different locations (5 hose reels in a recess, cupboard or cabinet)
• Inspections and testing on 4 fire blankets
• Inspections and testing on 5 fire extinguishers.
• Testing and maintaining 2 non-gaseous pre-engineered fire-suppression systems and replacing one component each within the extinguishing systems and detection systems with approved replacement componentry
• Six-Monthly/Yearly inspection and test procedures on 14 fire hydrant systems installed across nine different locations
• The Appropriate documentation should be attached as evidence of tasks, e.g. service register, inspection report, JHA. etc.
• The logbook is to be signed off by a supervisor.