Whilst there is no necessary experience required to be allowed to sit the training, any previous experience or shadowing of a competent engineer will be beneficial prior to sitting the course.

As this course includes a practical element with water,  delegates may get wet and/or dirty and must come with a set of tools to participate which should include the following:

• safety footwear,
• hardhat, safety glasses and
• work clothing (may get wet and/or dirty).

Where and why Dry Risers are required

• The applicable Legislation/standards for dry risers

What the components of a Dry Riser are

• How a Riser is assembled
• Terms and definitions

How a Dry Riser is maintained

• The maintenance actions in BS 9990 and BS 9999
• The potential risks from maintenance actions
• Practical training and assessment

• The ability to commission, service and maintain dry risers
• Delegates will have received practical hands-on experience of the process on a dry riser
• Course manuals to take away and refer back to
• FIA Certificate on passing the Theory and Practical Assessment