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TRAINING
- registration form
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Sprinkler System and Fire
Protection
OBJECTIVE
“There’s no legal requirement for the maintenance of
your fire protection system”, but all that has changed. With the implementation of the
Fire Services (Fire Certificate) Regulation 2001, owners of designated
premises are liable and responsible for their fire protection systems to
be in place and to be in order.
The Fire Certificate
is not about getting a Certificate of Fitness but about the maintenance of
your fire protection systems. It is critical to maintain fire protection
system as it is to install them in the first place. Care and maintenance
include more than just inspection and testing of devices and
equipment. If protection is to be effective, the proper relation
between hazard and protection must be maintained. This calls for an
understanding of compliance of fire protection designs and
installations.
The
objectives of this course covers the basic design of the fire
protection systems particularly automatic sprinklers to maintenance
and inspection of the systems.
Workshop coupled with
some video presentations will also be included to provide a better
understanding.
COURSE
CONTENT
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1. Automatic
Sprinklers |
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3. Design
Considerations. |
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Definition and By-Law
requirement |
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Cover the A-Z of sprinklers,
CO2, hydrant and hose reel design. You'll
receive through instructions on calculation and evaluation design conditions. Hand-on exercises
help you master hydraulic calculation and
avoid common mistake. |
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- Classification of occupancies and
fire
hazards |
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- Selection of installation type,
size and
design |
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- Types of water
supply |
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- Design density and hydraulic
calculated
installations |
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- Component and installation
design |
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5. Systems
Inspection, Testing and |
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- Maintenance and
inspection |
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Maintenance |
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- Sprinkler Completion
Certificate |
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Learn the minimum required
frequencies for inspection, testing and
maintenance of sprinkler and other fire protection
systems. Plus, recommended practices from
major insurance companies and
easy-to-use forms for recording inspection, testing &
maintenance information. |
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- Valve
impairment notification
procedure |
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2. Other Fire Protection System |
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- Standpipe & hose systems |
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- Yard hydrants |
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- CO2 total flooding/local
application system |
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- Hand fire extinguishers |
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6. Video Presentation |
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Video presentation on
automatic sprinkler systems and fire alarm
systems. |
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Manager,
Safety Engineer or Officer, executives and Plant
Engineers or Officers involved in maintenance and inspection of fire
protection systems and technical staff for fire
fighting
systems.
TO REGISTER
Complete the registration form and return it with
your cheque or banker’s draft in favour of “Camp Systems Sdn Bhd”
and crossed “A/C Payee Only”. The course fee, which is
inclusive of materials, lunch and 2 tea breaks is RM 980.00
per participant. For HRDF, please apply under SBL scheme.
Please download the registration form and fax to 03-78611111 or
call 03-78736188.
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