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It’s time-consuming to keep up on the many aspects of fire protection. So we make all our seminars complimentary, and let you choose the location. You take them at our Leicester office, we can come to your or you can attend them remotely. Apply today.
ONE-HOUR COURSE

Cloud Not Clipboard - Connected Fire Systems

A guide to the increasing move to cloud based connected tools being deployed and
used in the fire industry, focusing on the importance of cyber security, system connectivity and compliance reporting.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

Raising the Grade - Domestic Applications

A guide designed for people who specify domestic fire alarms for use on specialist housing/later living projects with reference to codes of practice such as BS5839-6, BS9991, BS7273-4.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

Taming the Li-ion - Lithium ion Battery Off Gas Detection

Presentation detailing risks associated with the growing use of Lithium Ion battery technology and how best to detect the threat to life and property.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

BS8629:2019 Evacuation Alert Systems

Guidance for designers, installers, service providers and manufacturers to ensure their alert systems and services offer full functionality.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

BS7273 Part 4 Door Mechanism Release

Recommendations for monitoring and actuation of door release mechanisms controlled by a fire alarm system. For designers, installers, etc.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

Understanding the Cost of Fire

A review of findings in the fatal Rosepark care home fire in Lanarkshire, 2004, highlighting care building risks and how to mitigate them.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

Understanding Fire Legislation

A review of current legislation and risk assessment, including the 2004 Fire & Rescue Services Act and 2006 Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order.

1.5-HOUR COURSE

Overview of British Standard 5839 Part 1

How to follow this 2017 Code of Practice for system design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of fire detection and alarm systems.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

Detector Selection and False Alarm Prevention

Guidelines for improving alarm system design, including how to strike a balance between detecting fires quickly and minimizing false alarms.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

A Guide to Service and Maintenance

The importance of properly maintaining your fire detection system under current legislation. Includes owner and service provider responsibilities.

1.5-HOUR COURSE

Guide to HTM 05-03

Learn how the British Standards and the NHS Fire Code HTM 05-03 affect fire detection system requirements within NHS healthcare premises.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

What does Fire System Protocol really mean?

A clarification of the true meaning of open and closed protocol fire systems and what’s most important when investing in one.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

Optimising Early-Stage Smoke Detection

How to use advanced aspiration technology, 3D-design tools and aerospace-inspired technologies to optimise early-stage detection and compliance.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

An Alternative to Aspiration

Solutions to issues involving high-sensitivity smoke detectors for critical applications – EDP areas, data centers, high-power-use areas, etc.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

Emergency Voice Communication Systems

An overview of the requirements governing when and how to provide an EVCS, including each step and British standard BS 5839-9:2011 guidance.

1.5-HOUR COURSE

Demystifying VA/PA System Design and Use

An introduction to British Standard BS 5839 Part 8: 2017 voice alarm system requirements. Includes research, benefits, sound and design advice.

1.5-HOUR COURSE

Central Battery System Application and Design

A guide to designing emergency lighting central power supply systems, BSEN50171:2001 compliance and the pros and cons of various battery types.

FIVE-HOUR COURSE

Designer’s Guide to Fire Alarm Systems

Covers British Standard BS5839-1: 2017: Section 2 Code, and guidance on the choice and positioning of alarm equipment within a building.

ONE-HOUR COURSE

A Guide to Wireless Fire Alarm Systems

The fundamentals of wireless fire alarm equipment; radio, key technologies, planning, surveying, commissioning, maintenance and reporting.