COURSE OVERVIEW

 

This course is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the Fire Control System. It covers the basics, types and importance of fire and gas systems in industrial safety; the different types of detectors like smoke, heat, gas and their operational principles; the system components and layout; the control panels, sensors, alarms and emergency shutdown systems; the relevant national and international standards (NFPA, OSHA, etc.) for fire and gas systems; the routine maintenance tasks, schedules and record-keeping; and the control system operation, control logic and response procedures. 

 

During this interactive course, participants will learn the routine maintenance procedures and the step-by-step guide on regular maintenance activities; the frequent operational problems in fire and gas systems; the techniques and best practices for calibrating different types of detectors; the procedures for conducting regular system tests and inspections; the importance of maintaining accurate records in compliance with safety regulations; the preventive maintenance plan and the techniques to handle complex issues and system malfunctions; the software/firmware updates to control systems and ensuring uninterrupted power supply and maintaining backup batteries; the sensor sensitivity and environmental challenges; the emergency situations involving fire and gas leak; and the strategies to calibrate detectors and operate control panels.