EUROFEU Services was born in 2007 from a development strategy of the Eurofeu Group. The company is dedicated to the direct sale of fire safety, security and rescue products and services. Its evolution is marked by a constant desire to improve quality in order to meet your expectations.
In terms of fire, the regulations are essentially aimed at ensuring the protection of people and property against the risks of fire and explosion. They are regulated according to the nature and configuration of the premises and governed by the rules of insurance companies (APSAD) which recommend specific standardization measures.
Eurofeu offers to train you for this diploma: CAP Fire extinguisher verification agent
The CAP Agent Vérificateur d'Appareils Extincteurs is a national diploma whose purpose is to train professionals capable of advising on the purchase, installation and use of fire extinguishers. Graduates are also qualified to recommission and maintain this equipment.
This diploma allows you to master the principles of operation, installation and maintenance of fire extinguishing devices. Trained agents can intervene in preventive maintenance to carry out technical checks and maintain the devices, as well as in corrective maintenance to repair them if necessary.
Training Program:
- Advice and assistance in the purchase and sale of fire extinguishers and RIA
- Installation and commissioning of fire extinguishers and RIA
- Checking and repairing fire extinguishers and RIA
- Work organization
- General fire safety technology
- Mobile fire extinguishers, RIA, and automatic extinguishing systems with mechanical triggering
- Technical communication
- Preparation for the CAP Fire Extinguishing Device Verification Agent exam
Goals :
- Apply the APSAD R4 & R5 rules as well as the NF S 61-922 and NF S 61-919 maintenance standards
Training Benefits:
- Delivery of the APSAD R4 and R5 reference document to each participant
- Essential technical preparation to pass the CAP exam
- Access to the infrastructure and technical resources of EUROFEU, the leading manufacturer of fire extinguishers in France, to carry out efficiency tests, as well as preventive and corrective maintenance of permanent pressure devices
Tests:
To obtain the CAP Agent Vérificateur d'Appareils Extingincteurs, candidates must pass tests, divided into two categories: general and professional. The training to prepare for this exam lasts 2 weeks for independent candidates.
Preparation for the CAP:
- For experienced candidates: 21-hour session, maximum 8 people
- For novice candidates: 35-hour session, maximum 8 people
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What does ssiap mean? / What does ssiap mean?
SSIAP stands for Fire Safety and Assistance to People Service . It is a set of professional qualifications in France, intended for security agents specializing in fire prevention and assistance to people in establishments receiving the public (ERP) and high-rise buildings (IGH).
The SSIAP is divided into three qualification levels:
SSIAP 1 : Fire safety agent, who carries out prevention and surveillance rounds, operates fire safety systems, and intervenes in the event of a fire.
SSIAP 2 : Fire safety team leader, who supervises SSIAP 1 agents, coordinates interventions in the event of a fire, and manages the security teams.
SSIAP 3 : Head of fire safety service, responsible for the overall management of the fire safety service in an establishment, staff training, and implementation of safety procedures.
These qualifications are required to work in fire safety in certain types of establishments in France.
How to train in fire safety?
SSIAP 1 / SSIAP 2 / SSIAP 3 / CAP Fire extinguisher inspection agent
Is fire training mandatory?
Yes, fire training is mandatory in several contexts in France, particularly for companies and establishments receiving the public (ERP). Here are the main obligations:
1. Legal Obligations for Employers:
- Labor Code: Article R.4227-39 of the Labor Code requires employers to train employees on what to do in the event of a fire. This training must include:
- Learning how to use first aid equipment (such as fire extinguishers).
- Training in evacuation of premises.
- Awareness of company-specific fire risks.
- Article R.4227-28: This text stipulates that employers must ensure that all staff are aware of safety instructions, particularly regarding fire, and are trained to intervene appropriately.
2. Obligations for Establishments Receiving the Public (ERP):
- Security Personnel: ERPs must have personnel trained in fire safety, often holding the SSIAP (Fire Safety and Assistance to Persons Service) qualification.
- Evacuation drills: ERPs are required to regularly conduct evacuation drills and train employees in emergency procedures.
3. Obligations for High-Rise Buildings (IGH):
- SSIAP training: Personnel assigned to security in IGHs must be trained and qualified (SSIAP 1, 2, or 3 depending on responsibilities).
4. Continuing Education Obligations:
- Skills Refresher Training: Some qualifications, such as the SSIAP, require regular updating via refresher training to keep skills up to date.
5. Consequences in the Event of Non-Compliance:
- Penalties: Failure to comply with fire training requirements may result in penalties for the employer, such as fines, temporary closure of the establishment, or prosecution in the event of an accident.
- Civil and Criminal Liability: In the event of a fire, the lack of appropriate training may result in the employer being held civilly and criminally liable, particularly if the incident causes damage or casualties.
How long does the SSIAP 1 training last?
MINIMUM STAFF:
4 people
MAXIMUM STAFF:
12 people
Recycling all
the 36 months.
SSIAP 1 -> 67h
Recycling -> 2 p.m.
Refresher -> 9 p.m.
