This course is designed to provide the participant with the due knowledge and skills that enable them to build up and effectively manage fire alarm and detection systems based on NFPA 72

At the conclusion of this course, the participants will:

• Understand the reasons for installing the fire alarm system;
• Learn the relevant design standards;
• Learn the various type of smoke & heat detectors;
• Understand the type of alarm technology to be used;
• Be able to select and position relevant system components;
• Understand the alarm notification arrangements (audible alarms, visual alerts and communication systems etc);
• Understand the auxiliary and emergency control features associated with fire alarm system;
• Review the design such as to - minimize the potential for false alarms; and
• Learn few relevant definitions.

This course is intended for architects, building designers, electrical engineers, loss prevention professionals, contractors, civil estimators, HSE staff, facility managers and general audience.

This interactive Training will be highly interactive, with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include;

• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Practical Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

DAY ONE

• Introduction to NFPA 72
• Definitions &Terminology
• Purpose of Fire Alarm Systems
• Device and System Compatibility
• Circuits and Pathways

DAY TWO

• Main components of fire alarm and detection system
• Power Sources
• System Calculations
• Initiating Devices
• Automatic Detection Methods
• Prevention of Nuisance and False Alarms
• System Notification Appliances
• Relocation and Evacuation Signals

DAY THREE

• Smoke Detector Operation
• Smoke Detector Spacing
• Heat Detector Operation
• Heat Detector Spacing
• Gas Detector
• Combined Detector
• Fire alarm system layout (workshop)

DAY FOUR

• Logic and Control Functions
• Types of Fire Alarm Systems
• Protective Premises Systems
• Proprietary Supervising Stations
• Central Station Systems
• Remote Station Systems
• Auxiliary Systems
• Guard’s Tour Service

DAY FIVEE

• Fire Alarm System Repair and Maintenance
• Emergency Voice and Alarm Communication Systems (EVAC)
• System Integrity and Supervision
• System Periodic Test
• Fire Suppression Systems
• Fire alarm system testing (practical)

BTS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.