Class Safety Auditing and Expert Evaluation

The UC will provide students with the necessary knowledge to be able to perform safety auditors, as well as carry out SCIE inspections. The UC closes the cycle of SCIE-related UCs and outlines and reviews all previously taught subjects.

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The program is divided into two main areas, the security audit to buildings, especially in the aspect of fire safety, and expertise to incidents and accidents, particularly in the event of fire and explosion: AUDIT AND BUILDINGS IN SECURITY EXPERTISE Key systems in buildings; Protection systems and safety of buildings; Industrial installations; Special buildings. SAFETY AUDIT Applicable legislation; Duties of the auditor; Objectives of an audit; Preparation of an audit. Performing a security audit; Corrective or compensatory measures; Characterization and establishment of audit reports. EXPERTISE OF ACCIDENTS Expert assignments; Objectives of expertise; Research and identification of causes: data collection and registration, evaluation or reconstitution scenarios; Determining responsibility; Assessments; Characterization and establishment of expert reports

Exposure by the teacher and discussion with students, during classes, of the subjects provided, with case studies. Stimulus to work to be carried out outside the classroom by students, in particular bibliographic research, with a view to consolidating and complementing the acquired knowledge. Tutorial support from the teacher to the student's work. EVALUATION Continuous assessment (0-20 points), consisting of two assessment moments: a written test (50% weight) and a report, presentation and defense of a practical work (50% weight).

NFPA: Fire and Life Safety Inspection Manual, 2012 Edition NFPA: Fire Protection Handbook, 7ª edição, 1991 NFPA: NFPA Inspection Manual, 6ª edição 1989 Diplomas legais da área de SCIE Notas Técnicas da ANEPC.