About Fire Stopper Roles
Fire stoppers install passive fire protection systems including fire-rated sealants, intumescent coatings, fire barriers, and cavity barriers to prevent the spread of fire and smoke through buildings. This has become an increasingly critical trade following the Grenfell Tower tragedy and subsequent changes to building regulations. Hard Hat supplies qualified fire stoppers with manufacturer training and CSCS cards for residential, commercial, and refurbishment projects. Our fire stoppers understand the regulatory requirements and can work to BRE and ASFP standards.
Requirements
- CSCS Card
- Manufacturer training (Hilti, Promat, etc.)
- Passive fire protection experience
- Working at height preferred
Fire Stopper Jobs by Location
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Fire Stopper FAQs
What qualifications do I need to work as a Fire Stopper?
To work as a Fire Stopper on UK construction sites, you typically need: CSCS Card, Manufacturer training (Hilti, Promat, etc.), Passive fire protection experience, Working at height preferred. Hard Hat verifies all qualifications before placement.
How much does a Fire Stopper earn?
Fire Stopper roles typically pay £170 – £220/day depending on experience, location, and project type. London rates tend to be higher than regional averages. See our salary guides for detailed breakdowns.
Do I need a CSCS card to work as a Fire Stopper?
Yes, virtually all UK construction sites require a valid CSCS card. The specific card type depends on your qualifications and experience. Read our CSCS card guide for more information.