HE1192 : Certified Fire Protection Specialist (NFPA-CFPS Exam Preparation Training)

This practical and highly-interactive course
includes real-life case studies and exercises where
participants will be engaged in a series of
interactive small groups and class workshops.
This course is designed to provide participants with a
detailed and up-to-date overview Certified Fire
Protection Specialist. It covers the fire combustion, fire
tetrahedron, fire behavior and types of fires; the
principles of fire protection including fire dynamics and
behavior; building construction and fire resistance; the
fire hazard identification and risk assessment; the
effective fire prevention programs, fire prevention
training and proper documentation and record-keeping
for compliance; and the fire detection systems,
automatic sprinkles systems, fire suppressions systems
and standpipe and hose systems.
Further, the course will also discuss the types of
portable extinguishers and their applications; the smoke
ventilation systems and smoke control systems; the
egress system requirement, occupant load, egress
capacity calculations and egress markings; the lighting
standards and accessibility requirements for
emergency egress; the fire safety in building
occupancies, emergency evacuation and response
plan; the incident command system (ICS) and smoke
and fire spread control measures; and the firefighter
safety and coordination.
During this interactive course, participants will learn the risk mitigation techniques, fire
protection cost-benefit analysis and fire risk management; the classification and identification
of hazardous materials; the storage and handling requirements for hazardous materials; the
causes and types of explosions, explosion venting and suppression techniques; the explosionproof
equipment and code requirements for explosion hazard; the wildfire risk assessment and
mitigation, integrating security and fire protection systems and accessing control and fire door
management; the emergency power and lighting systems, principles of fire investigation and
legal and regulatory aspects of fire protection; preparing fire incident reports, maintaining
accurate fire protection records and documenting for inspections and tests; and the legal
requirements for incident documentation.