During one and a half intensive days of training, attendees will gain an appreciation for the various components used in automatic fire protection and fixed water spray systems.The agenda consists of modules, which cover the types and categories of sprinklers, hydraulics, high-piled storage, and wet, dry, deluge, and pre-action systems.  Although TYCO products will be used to convey the message, the information learned is educational and can be applied to any manufacturer’s products.  Students with different backgrounds and experience will benefit.

Highlights

• Live fire demonstrations to illustrate automatic sprinkler system sequence of operation
• Sprinkler and nozzle discharge demonstration showcasing the evolution of technologies from 1874 to present
• 16 fully functional system risers used to help demonstrate system types, applications, and sequence of operation

Course Objectives

• Identify components and recognize common fire protection industry terminology
• Classify the different types of sprinklers
• Differentiate between various sprinkler and system types/categories
• Describe where system components listings and approvals can be found

Information

• Duration: 1.5 days
• Availability: Cranston, RI USA
• CPDs: 10 /  CEUs: 1.0
• Target Audience: Open Enrollment
• Certification: Certificate of Training
• Free Course
• Course Agenda

Guidelines for earning IACET CEUs

• Attendee must sign in and out daily
• Attendee must attend 90% of the program
• Attendee must actively participate in classroom discussions
• Attendee must achieve a passing score of 70% or higher on the final assessment