Based on current best practice, this course establishes the concepts and criteria underlying the selection, design, installation, maintenance and testing of fire alarm and detection systems and emergency lighting provision in buildings. It covers fire alarm systems in all building types including dwellings.
Topics covered will include:
After successful completion of the course and relevant work experience, delegates will be able to:
The course is designed for fire safety advisors, managers and engineers in local authority fire brigades and in the public and private sectors. The module is suitable for persons engaged in the design, installation, maintenance, testing and approval of fire alarm and emergency lighting systems. Course entry criteria delegates should be in a fire safety role and have a basic understanding of fire safety or have attended the fire safety foundation module. This module is not intended for operational personnel.
Ultimately, this course ensures that practioners in this area are up to date with current best practice and ensures they can apply the key knowledge and skills when back in role.
The course is assessed against the learning outcomes using written tests. A certificate of attendance is awarded upon completion of the course which qualifies for guided learning hours.
Successful completion of this course will also result in the learners receiving 21 Institute of Fire Engineers (IFE) Continual Professional Development (CPD) hours.
Looking to train a group of employees? We are able to run this course at a location of your choice such as your premises or a local venue. To find out more, contact the business development team using our enquiry form.
For further information or to make a booking on this course please contact the Business Development Team on 01608 812984 or email sales@fireservicecollege.ac.uk
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