Wash. Admin. Code § 296-156-050 - [Effective 7/1/2025] Training course content

Table 1: Training course content for spray fireproofing material

Goal of certification: Provide the necessary training to understand the procedures to properly perform application of fireproofing materials (also known as spray fire-resistive materials (SFRM)) in the construction industry as described in ASTM E1513. Participants will learn practical use of SFRMs, tools of the trade, basic work processes, and safe working practices.

COURSE OUTCOMES/OBJECTIVES

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

* Identify and discuss potential hazards on the construction site

* Define spray fireproofing and explain why it is used

* Proper material handling

* Identify materials used in fireproofing

* Identify common machines used in work processes

* Identify pre-set-up planning

* Knowing parts of structural member, beams, columns

* Proper protective coverings

* Describe appropriate methods of clean up

* Demonstrate spraying techniques

* Demonstrate knowledge of inspection process

* Demonstrate hands on understanding

Training Syllabus

SFRM Training Requirements	Initial Training (32 hrs.)	Refresher Training (8 hrs.)
In class instruction	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Presentation with visual aids	[SQUARE ROOT]
Knowledge and understanding fire rating	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Job site safety and professionalism	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Fireproofing terms	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Review codes and best practice	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
PPE	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Poly protection/covering	[SQUARE ROOT]
Typical equipment/scaffolds	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Machines/pumps	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Jobsite hazards	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Fireproofing materials	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Application techniques	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Inspection	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Demonstrate knowledge of site preparation	[SQUARE ROOT]
Machine setup	[SQUARE ROOT]
Proper covering and protection	[SQUARE ROOT]
Material handling/mixing	[SQUARE ROOT]
Job site safety and professionalism	[SQUARE ROOT]
Maintenance	[SQUARE ROOT]
General housekeeping	[SQUARE ROOT]
Spray application	[SQUARE ROOT]
Hand application	[SQUARE ROOT]
Trouble shooting	[SQUARE ROOT]
Clean up	[SQUARE ROOT]
Overspray removal	[SQUARE ROOT]
Material application	[SQUARE ROOT]
Conduct hands on application of updated product and systems
Skill assessment test	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]

Resource materials

* UL best practice guide

* ASTM E1513

* Safety data sheets

* Monokote mk6

* Calco 300

* Blaze shield hs

* Monokote z106

* Application diagrams

* Isolatek

* Monokote

Table 2: Training course content for firestop

Goal of certification: Provide the necessary training to understand the procedures to properly perform application of FSRM (Firestop Resistant Materials), firestop in the construction industry. Participants will learn practical use of FSRMs, firestop, tools of the trade, basic work processes, and safe working practices.

COURSE OUTCOMES/OBJECTIVES Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: * Identify and discuss potential hazards on the construction site * Containment * Common firestop terms * UL firestop directory * Identify and discuss potential hazards on the construction site * Specific trades related to firestop * Hands-on experience * Test standards and firestop codes

Firestop Training Requirements	Initial Training (24 hrs.)	Refresher Training (8 hrs.)
Presentation with visual aids	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Firestop terms	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Review UL and ASTM firestop codes and best practice	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
PPE	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Firestop materials	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Application technique	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Hands-on install firestop systems	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Know the proper system that should be installed according to submittals, verify proper system	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Conduct destructive testing and verify firestop material was installed correctly	[SQUARE ROOT]
Repair systems that were tested	[SQUARE ROOT]
Material handing/mixing	[SQUARE ROOT]
Material system installation	[SQUARE ROOT]
Troubleshooting	[SQUARE ROOT]
Clean up	[SQUARE ROOT]
Review challenges of firestop installation	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Review updated codes and best practice		[SQUARE ROOT]
New/updated firestop product/materials	[SQUARE ROOT]
Updated application techniques	[SQUARE ROOT]
Inspection criteria and protocols	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]
Conduct hands-on application of updated product and systems		[SQUARE ROOT]
Skills assessment test	[SQUARE ROOT]	[SQUARE ROOT]

Notes

Wash. Admin. Code § 296-156-050

Adopted by WSR 25-12-051, Filed 5/29/2025, effective 7/1/2025