
Why train with Quelfire?
Practical firestopping knowledge, built around real-world challenges.
Our training is designed to help improve understanding of passive fire protection at every stage – from design and product selection through to installation on site.
Delivered by experienced members of the Quelfire team, our firestopping training combines technical knowledge with practical guidance, helping attendees understand not just what to do, but the considerations behind selecting and installing tested firestopping solutions correctly.
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About Quelfire Training & CPD
Will I receive a certificate after completing Quelfire training?
Will I receive a certificate after completing Quelfire training?
Certificates of attendance are available for all eligible Quelfire training sessions. These will be sent after the training has taken place, and will be issued digitally via email.
Which Quelfire training session is right for me?
Which Quelfire training session is right for me?
If you’re looking to build your understanding of passive fire protection and firestopping fundamentals, our CPD is a great place to start. For more detailed guidance on the QuelStop System and its installation, choose our full QuelStop System Training. If you’ve already completed this training and are approaching installation, our product-specific Toolbox Talks provide a useful refresher.
Who is Quelfire training suitable for?
Who is Quelfire training suitable for?
Our training is suitable for professionals across the construction industry who are involved in the design, specification, selection or installation of passive fire protection. This can include architects, designers, contractors, firestopping installers and other construction professionals looking to develop their understanding of effective firestopping.
How long are the training sessions?
How long are the training sessions?
Our Effective Passive Fire Protection CPD lasts approximately one hour, while full QuelStop System Training takes approximately two hours. Product-specific Toolbox Talks last no more than 60 minutes and provide a shorter refresher ahead of installation.
Can Quelfire training be delivered online or in person?
Can Quelfire training be delivered online or in person?
Yes. We offer both remote and in-person training options, depending on the type of session and your requirements. Speak to our team and we can help you identify the most appropriate format for your organisation.
What is the difference between QuelStop System Training and a Toolbox Talk?
What is the difference between QuelStop System Training and a Toolbox Talk?
QuelStop System Training is a two-hour session providing more in-depth guidance on the selection and installation of the QuelStop System. Toolbox Talks are shorter, product-specific sessions intended as a refresher before installation rather than a replacement for full system training.
Should I complete QuelStop System Training before attending a Toolbox Talk?
Should I complete QuelStop System Training before attending a Toolbox Talk?
Yes, we recommend completing our full QuelStop System Training first. A Toolbox Talk can then be arranged closer to the point of installation to refresh your knowledge of the particular Quelfire products or systems you’ll be working with.
How do I book a Quelfire training session?
How do I book a Quelfire training session?
Choose the training option most relevant to you on this page and follow the booking or enquiry instructions. If you’re unsure which session you need, get in touch with our team and we’ll help you identify the most appropriate training.
Firestopping Training & CPD FAQs
What is firestopping training?
What is firestopping training?
Firestopping training helps construction professionals understand how firestopping is used to maintain fire compartmentation where services penetrate fire-resisting walls and floors.
Depending on the course, training may cover areas such as tested systems, product selection, service penetrations, installation principles and common firestopping challenges.
What does firestopping training cover?
What does firestopping training cover?
The content of firestopping training varies depending on the level and purpose of the session.
It can include compartmentation, service penetrations, fire testing and test evidence, product and system selection, installation principles and common challenges encountered during the design and construction process.
What is PFP training?
What is PFP training?
PFP stands for passive fire protection. PFP training helps develop an understanding of the built-in measures used to help restrict the spread of fire within a building.
This can include areas such as compartmentation, firestopping, service penetrations, fire-resisting construction and the importance of selecting and installing appropriate tested systems.
What is a firestopping CPD?
What is a firestopping CPD?
A firestopping CPD is a Continuing Professional Development session focused on developing knowledge of firestopping and passive fire protection.
Quelfire’s Effective Passive Fire Protection for Service Penetrations in Buildings CPD explores key firestopping principles, including compartmentation, test evidence, product selection and common design and installation considerations.
What is the difference between firestopping CPD and firestopping installation training?
What is the difference between firestopping CPD and firestopping installation training?
A firestopping CPD typically focuses on developing a broader understanding of passive fire protection, including the principles and considerations surrounding firestopping.
Installation training provides more detailed guidance on particular systems and how they should be selected and installed in accordance with the relevant tested solution and installation information.
Who should undertake firestopping training?
Who should undertake firestopping training?
Firestopping training can benefit anyone whose role influences the design, specification, coordination, selection or installation of passive fire protection.
This can include architects, designers, main contractors, specialist firestopping contractors, installers and other construction professionals involved in delivering compliant firestopping.
Why is passive fire protection training important?
Why is passive fire protection training important?
Passive fire protection can involve decisions made throughout design, specification and installation, so having an appropriate level of knowledge at each stage is important.
PFP training can help construction professionals better understand firestopping principles, recognise key considerations and know when further technical information or support may be required.
Is firestopping training the same as fire safety training?
Is firestopping training the same as fire safety training?
Not necessarily. Fire safety training is a broad term that can include subjects such as fire awareness, evacuation procedures and fire warden training.
Firestopping training is specifically concerned with passive fire protection and the measures used to help maintain fire compartmentation within buildings. Quelfire’s training focuses on passive fire protection, firestopping and service penetrations rather than general workplace fire safety.