Course Title: Mastering Firestop Inspections: Real World Codes, Systems, and Solutions: Firestop 108 (All Day)

Course Description:   

This training provides a comprehensive overview of firestopping systems and the critical role of inspection in ensuring life safety and code compliance. Attendees will gain a solid understanding of the purpose of firestopping, key IBC code requirements, and the various types of firestop systems, including through-penetrations, membrane penetrations, joints, perimeter containment, and duct enclosures. The course also explores firestop installation methods, the use of engineering judgments, and the responsibilities of special inspectors under Chapter 17 of the IBC. Practical guidance is provided on recognizing common installation deficiencies and navigating plan review and inspection processes, along with a summary of notable changes in recent IBC cycles. Ideal for AHJs, inspectors, and construction professionals, this seminar equips participants with the knowledge needed to evaluate firestop applications confidently and consistently.

Objectives:

*Understand the Role and Requirements of Firestopping Systems

*Interpret and Apply Relevant Code Provisions and Inspection Requirements

*Identify Common Installation Deficiencies and Improve Inspection Practices

Presented by: Mohamed Zabady, Kurt Schlickman & Trevor Armstrong

Presenter Bio: None