
Comprehensive guide to fire testing methods for maritime safety, aligned with SOLAS requirements. Includes lab tests, type approvals, and fire resistance procedures.
French-language paper edition.
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Ensure Compliance with the International FTP Code for Fire Testing Procedures
Stay ahead of maritime safety regulations with the International FTP Code, the authoritative reference for fire testing procedures in the merchant marine industry. This essential publication provides the latest standards for laboratory testing, type approval, and fire safety assessments, ensuring that all materials and systems used in ship construction meet the stringent requirements of SOLAS Chapter II-2. Whether you're designing, building, or inspecting vessels, this code is your go-to resource for achieving compliance and enhancing onboard safety.
Comprehensive Fire Safety Standards for the Maritime Industry
This code covers a broad spectrum of fire testing procedures, including non-combustibility, smoke and toxicity evaluations, and fire resistance testing for bulkheads, doors, and structural components. It also addresses the flammability of surface materials, textiles, upholstered furniture, and bedding, as well as specialized requirements for high-speed vessels. By consolidating these standards into a single, easy-to-reference document, the International FTP Code simplifies compliance and ensures consistency across the industry.
Mandatory for SOLAS Compliance Since 2012
Adopted with amendments to the SOLAS Convention, this code became mandatory on July 1, 2012, replacing the previous 1996 version. It incorporates the latest advancements in fire safety technology, providing professionals with the most up-to-date guidelines for testing and certification. With this code, you can confidently ensure that your vessel’s fire safety measures meet or exceed international standards, reducing risks and protecting lives at sea.
Trusted Resource for Maritime Professionals
Designed for shipbuilders, naval architects, marine engineers, and safety inspectors, this publication is an indispensable tool for anyone involved in maritime fire safety. Its clear and structured format makes it accessible to both experts and newcomers, offering practical guidance for navigating complex regulatory requirements. The printed version, weighing just 1.8 kg, is durable and portable, making it ideal for use in shipyards, offices, or onboard vessels.
This printed edition of the International FTP Code is published in French and weighs 1.8 kg, offering a durable and portable format for professionals in the maritime industry. Released in 2010, it reflects the latest updates to fire testing procedures and compliance standards, ensuring that users have access to the most current information for SOLAS Chapter II-2 requirements.
With a long-standing reputation in the maritime industry, this organization is a leading authority in developing international regulations and standards for ship safety, security, and environmental performance. Their publications are trusted by professionals worldwide, providing the technical guidance needed to ensure compliance and enhance operational safety in the maritime sector.
The code includes tests for non-combustibility, smoke and toxicity, fire-resistant bulkheads (classes A, B, and F), fire door control systems, surface flammability (primary deck coverings and surface materials), vertically supported textiles and films, upholstered furniture, bedding components, and fire-restricting materials for high-speed vessels.
Yes, this code became mandatory under SOLAS regulations starting July 1, 2012, with relevant amendments included.
This edition revises and updates the 1996 version, incorporating the latest international requirements for laboratory testing, type approval, and fire test procedures for maritime safety.
Yes, it includes specific fire test procedures and requirements for fire-restricting materials and fire-resistant bulkheads applicable to high-speed vessels.
Yes, a digital version is available in a locked format, readable with the free reader provided by the publishing organization.
This edition is available in French.
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