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The Fire Technicians Network offers two specialized courses for Jurisdictional Authorities. These are delivered via group organized presentations that allow you to set and control your own attendance levels and gives you the opportunity to offset some (or all) of the expense by managing your own guest invitations. We provide all the handout materials and workbooks (at a nominal $25.00 charge for each attendee), you cover the associated costs for our instructor’s travel, meals and accommodation. We’re not going to set minimum or maximum levels for the number of attendees. You decide on the venue, the who and how many to invite to fill the room with. You also decide on what to charge per seat.
The following courses are available:
AHJ BUILDING LIFE
SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS
INSPECTION OVERSIGHT COURSE
BUILDING OFFICIALS & INSPECTORS
BLSESI-BOI COURSE - Presentation Fee - $850.00
(Fee is waived for FPOABC, FCABC, BOABC, & EIABC
(or Provincial/Territorial equivalent) Sponsored Training.)
Seven Hours - One Day
(with breaks and open discussion
we could easily go longer)
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Building Officials & Inspectors
Building Owners
Architects
Professional Engineers
Contractors
TOPICS INCLUDE:
NBCC 2020, CAN/ULC 537:2019, NFPA 13(2017), CAN/ULC-S576-13
CSA-B44(2017), CAN/ULC 524:2019, CAN/ULC-S561-13, CAN/ULC-S1001-11
This is a fully interactive educational seminar which will discuss installation and Verification of Fire Alarm Systems (requirements for addressable systems, audibility and intelligibility testing), Integrated Testing requirements for Smoke Control, Elevator Control, Generator, Fire Pumps, Emergency Voice Communications, Mass Notification Systems, Extinguishment Systems, & Commercial Kitchen Fire Suppression, High Buildings & Low-Rise Challenges, Emergency Lighting, Sprinkler Systems.
An operational Mircom FX-2000 fully addressable fire alarm control is featured to demonstrate Verification and Commissioning requirements!
What’s in a Report?
CAN/ULC 537:2019 (Standard for Verification of Fire Alarm Systems)
CAN/ULC-S553-14 (Standard for Installation of Smoke Alarms)
CAN/ULC-S1001-11 (Standard for Integrated Testing of Building Life Safety Equipment & Systems)
Identifying an Approved Person (or Agency).
ULC’s role in fire signal communication equipment and fire signal receiving centres (FSRC).
Explore the inter-relationship between:
- passive and active life safety equipment & systems
- National Building Code of Canada (2020) & (BCBC 2024, VBBL 2019)
Workbooks, and other handout materials are $25.00 per attendee - An Examination & Certificate of Attendance is included.
THIS IS AN EXCELLENT NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY!
For more information, and to book your seminar, CONTACT US!
We gratefully acknowledge the participation and generous support of:
The Mircom Group of Companies (http://www.mircomgroup.com)
Potter Electric Signal Co., LLC (http://www.pottersignal.com)
AHJ BUILDING LIFE
SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS
INSPECTION OVERSIGHT COURSE
FIRE PREVENTION OFFICERS
BLSESI-FPO COURSE - Presentation Fee - $850.00
(Fee is waived for FPOABC, FCABC, BOABC, & EIABC
(or Provincial/Territorial equivalent) Sponsored Training.)
Seven Hours - One Day
(with breaks and open discussion
we could easily go longer)
DRIVE CHANGE!
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Fire Chiefs
Fire Prevention Officers
Building Owners
Property Managers
Fire Protection Equipment Service Technicians
TOPICS INCLUDE:
NFCC 2020, CAN/ULC536:2019, CAN/ULC-S561-13, NFPA 25(2017), CSA-B44(2017),
UL-300, CAN/ULC-S1001-11, NFPA-96
This is a fully interactive educational seminar which will discuss inspection & testing of Passive Life Safety Systems, Fire Alarm Systems, Smoke Control Systems, Elevator Control, Generator, Emergency Lighting, & Emergency Voice Communications, High Buildings, Lo-Rise Challenges, Sprinkler Systems, Fire Pumps, Extinguishment Systems, Commercial Kitchen Fire Suppression.
An operational Mircom FX-2000 fully addressable fire alarm control is featured demonstrate daily, monthly and annual testing requirements.
What’s in a Report? Squaring the Tag!
CAN/ULC-S1001-11 (Standard for Integrated Testing of Building Life Safety Equipment & Systems)
CAN/ULC-S552-14 (Standard for Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Smoke Alarms)
NFPA 25(2017)
NFPA 10(2013)
CAN/ULC536:2019 (Standard for Inspection and Testing of Fire Alarm Systems)
Identifying an Approved Person (or Testing Agency)
ULC’s role in fire signal communication equipment installation and receiving centres
Explore the inter-relationship between:
- passive and active life safety equipment & systems
- Retro-Integrated Systems Testing (when should it be used?)
- National Fire Code 2020 (BCFC 2024) & National Standards
Develop partnerships with Owners, Property Managers & Fire Equipment Service Providers
Learn strategies for successful pre-intervention
Determine priorities with respect to correcting and clearing identified deficiencies
Follow-up for the building owner, the psychology of price and the power of a recommendation
Workbooks, and other handout materials are $25.00 per attendee - An Examination & Certificate of Attendance is included.
THIS IS AN EXCELLENT NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY!
COURSE GOAL:
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etermine a building’s level of compliance
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eview inspection reports (confidently evaluate documentation for proper content & format)
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dentify correct inspection practices and methods
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et the fire equipment service provider and the qualified technician
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For more information and to book your seminar, CONTACT US!
We gratefully acknowledge the participation and generous support of:
The Mircom Group of Companies (http://www.mircomgroup.com)
Potter Electric Signal Co., LLC (http://www.pottersignal.com)
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