The course Regulations on Fire Safety in Industrial Premises (RSCIEI), Royal Decree 164/2025, offers you comprehensive and up-to-date training in a sector with high demand for labour. The fire safety It is crucial for protecting lives and property, and on this course you will acquire the skills to assess risks and implement effective safety measures. You will learn about detection and alarm systems, fire-extinguishing equipment and documentary requirements, as well as the responsibilities of industrial operators. This online course will enable you to understand and apply the current regulations in various industrial contexts, enhancing your professional competitiveness.
Sector-specific
Industry
3 hours
Regulations on Fire Safety in Industrial Premises (RSCIEI), Royal Decree 164/2025
Industry
3 hours
Introduction
Objectives
- To understand and apply the technical principles governing fire safety in industrial settings, covering everything from risk classification to the design of protective measures and document management in accordance with Royal Decree 164/2025.
- To acquire the necessary skills to analyse installations, justify technical solutions in accordance with regulations, and fulfil the operational and administrative responsibilities required by current fire safety legislation.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. REGULATORY FRAMEWORK AND EVOLUTION OF REGULATION
Regulatory framework and regulatory developments
Alignment with European and national regulations
Alignment with the Technical Building Code (CTE) and the Regulations on
TEACHING UNIT 2. RISK ASSESSMENT AND FIRE SAFETY MEASURES
Risk classification and preventive measures
Intrinsic Risk Levels (IRLs) and their reclassification
Initial and periodic inspections
TEACHING UNIT 3. FIRE DETECTION AND ALARM SYSTEMS
Detection and alarm systems
TEACHING UNIT 4. FIRE-EXTINGUISHING METHODS AND TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATIONS
Water-based fire-extinguishing agents
Technical requirements for electrical cables and cable trays
Compliance with the RIPCI and regulatory maintenance
TEACHING UNIT 5. DESIGN APPROACHES AND TECHNICAL VALIDATION
A comparison of prescriptive and performance-based design
Validation and authorisation of technical solutions
Document traceability and record-keeping
Special cases: cold stores, photovoltaic roofs and other unique environments
TEACHING UNIT 6. APPLICATION OF THE REGULATIONS IN EXISTING ESTABLISHMENTS
Transitional arrangements and implementation deadlines
Requirements for new installations and refurbishments
Inspection and maintenance procedures
TEACHING UNIT 7. DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF INDUSTRIAL OPERATORS
Official inspections and searches
Required technical documentation: reports, certificates and maintenance records
Training, emergency manuals and sustainability
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