About the Program
The objective of this Workshop is to provide the candidates the Detail knowledge of Fire Alarm Designing to facilitates faster learning curves while on the job.
This course discusses the concepts, equipment selection and graphic representation of typical life-safety fire alarm systems for stores, churches, apartment houses, schools, institutions, and factories, except high-hazard.
Learning objective
- Understand the different responsibilities of the Architect and the fire alarm designer;
- Recognize the standard abbreviations, symbols and terminology used with fire alarms;
- Be familiar with plan drawing representation, graphic riser diagrams and specification of systems;
- Be able to research NFPA 72 and contact proper local authorities to answer specific questions involved in fire alarm system design;
- Understand the differences hard-wired and addressable systems;
- Understand the importance of supervised operation of initiating devices, notification devices, annunciation devices and interface relays;
- Understand the benefits and hazards of integrating building automation and other systems with fire alarm functions;
- Understand the present and expected requirements of a smoke control system;
- Understand the available features of pull stations, including single-action, double-action, alarming covers and locked units;
- Understand the available features of smoke detectors, including analog, ionization, photoelectric, smoke signature, duct detectors, and test/reset stations;
- Understand the available features of heat detectors, including analog, fixed temperature, rate of rise and test aids;
- Recognize the names and basic principles associated with specialized detectors, such as beam detectors and UV sensors;
- Recognize the differences among multi-sensor, multi-criteria and combination detectors;
- Understand the relationship between the sprinkler system and the fire alarm;
- Know the rules for locations of pull stations and detectors;
- Understand the features of notification devices including voice, audible, visual;
- Know the rules for locations and types of notification devices;
- Know the rules for interconnection between individual room smoke alarms and general building evacuation systems.
Program Highlights
About The Course
Course Modules
- GENERAL
- Fire alarm system and components
- QUALITY ASSURANCE
- National Electrical Code
- Underwriter’s Laboratory
- MATERIALS
- Addressable fully electronic.
- Main fire alarm control panel with remote LED display annunciator.
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- Synchronized strobes.
- Non-electronic framed plexiglass annunciator with floor plan and room numbers.
- EXECUTION
- INSTALLATION
- Design and install per NFPA requirements.
- Wiring to be installed in conduit.
Course Certificates
SmartBrains is associated with The National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) as the Training and Certification partner for various job oriented training programs across various sectors including Oil & Gas, Power, Renewable Energy, Hydrocarbon, IT & ITs, Electronics, Telecom, Agriculture, Life science, etc. offering assessment based Training & certifications for a gamut of job profile.
Who should join?
- Working professionals in Domains: Site Engineering, Construction & Commissioning operation & Maintenance, Technicians in Electronics Engineering Field.
- Students (Electronics Engineering, Diploma in Electronics Engineering) who want to develop their career in Design Engineering.
For Corporate queries
A-25, Sector-59, Noida (UP),India
Pin Code-201301
Connect with Program Advisor
training@smartbrains.com
+91 8955560560 | +91 9891108700
www.smartbrains.com
Nodal Centers
Noida, Dehradun
Guwahati, Pune
Course Features
- Lecture 0
- Quiz 0
- Duration 12 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes
