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Fire Alarm Operations 101
Target Audience:
- All employees
Course Description:
The Fire Alarm Operations module is designed to include all employees and specifically addresses job competencies for electricians, safety personnel, and operating engineers. The Fire Alarm Operations 101 course provides an overview of preventative maintenance tasks and troubleshooting scenarios associated with fire alarm systems. The course gives participants to identify various system components and the function of each component.
Learning Objectives:
- Describe fire alarm components and overall system operation
- Review procedures for operating and maintaining system components
- Describe best practices for troubleshooting common scenarios, including ground faults, faulty smoke detectors, and pull stations
- Demonstrate the process for resetting the panel and disarming a device and/or zone
Continuing Education: 1.5 CECs
Course Content
Ratings and Reviews
Overall Training was very good.
Tim
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A bi-metal switch is unequal expansion of metals, melting is the old lead type of sprinkler heads. Shorts and grounds are not the same!!!! Groundes go to ground, shorts are just that, the electricity takes a shorter than designed path back to the neutral. Troubleshooting 101.
Ethan
Lots of good info.
Jose
no issues with course great course.
IsaacCervantes
nice
Great informantin
a lot of good information
Very informative.
Lot’s of good information
good info
Good information but I would like to see what question I got wrong so I could learn from mistakes.
Move the notes page out of the way of the next button. I get that it encourages you to open and use it where it currently is.
good info
good info well presented
Good information for staff.
great
no problem