Fire safety and construction legislation form the legal framework that governs building safety, risk management, and compliance requirements. Understanding these regulations is crucial for engineers, facility managers, and safety officers responsible for ensuring that buildings meet Irish fire safety and workplace compliance standards. This course provides a clear and practical overview of key legal requirements, including fire safety certificates, employer obligations, and life safety responsibilities. Participants will gain valuable insights into fire prevention laws, health and safety legislation, and how to navigate regulatory processes effectively. By the end of the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge to implement legally compliant safety measures in a range of building environments.
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This intensive 1-day course is based on the DSC Practical Guide for Permanent Works Designers, developed by J. Kavanagh, Chartered Engineer, for professional bodies. The course is designed to suit a general, mixed-discipline group, but it can also be tailored for:
While DSC courses traditionally focused on large, multi-discipline projects, there is now an emphasis on making the principles of DSC accessible and applicable to smaller projects and areas like Facilities Management and Building Services.
The primary aim of this course is to ensure attendees have a clear understanding of their duties under legislation and are equipped with the necessary knowledge to comply with these responsibilities in their respective roles.
This course aims to provide a structured review of the DSC Guidance Document, explaining its various components and how they relate to the duties of the Permanent Works Designer (PWD). Through practical examples and case studies, attendees will gain insight into the practical application of the guidance. Additionally, attendees will have access to templates developed by PCCE Training, reflecting the recommended methods for information collection and dissemination.
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Paul Condron, BE, EurIng, CEng, MIEI, MCIBSE, FConsEI
Comprehensive course notes are provided, but attendees will need to purchase a copy of the DSC Guide, as it is not included in the basic course fee.
This course is designed for professionals involved in any aspect of Permanent Works Design across all disciplines, including:
This course also satisfies the Health & Safety Regulations and addresses Clause 3.4.1b – Safety and Health Supplement, relevant for designers tendering for specific Government contracts.
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