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If ordering this course on behalf of another individual, please contact Orderline directly to place the order; this is required to ensure that the correct student information is captured for the student transcripts (ordering directly through the online cart may result in the card holder/ordering customer’s information being captured instead of the student information).
This pack includes:
1) Course 5 - Fire Alarm System Application / Fire Alarm Systems
2) The Canadian Fire Alarm System - A Reference Manual Pack
CFAA Course 5 - Fire Alarm System Application / Fire Alarm Systems and The Canadian Fire Alarm System - A Reference Manual Pack
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If ordering this course on behalf of another individual, please contact Orderline directly to place the order; this is required to ensure that the correct student information is captured for the student transcripts (ordering directly through the online cart may result in the card holder/ordering customer’s information being captured instead of the student information). This pack includes: 1) Course 5 - Fire Alarm System Application / Fire Alarm Systems 2) The Canadian Fire Alarm System - A Reference Manual Pack |
New Online PDF format This Manual combines the information contained in the Course 1 and Course 5 reference manual published by the CFAA, entitled "Introduction to the Fire Detection and Alarm Industry", and "Fire Alarm Systems, a Reference Manual", respectively. |
If ordering this course on behalf of another individual, please contact Orderline directly to place the order; this is required to ensure that the correct student information is captured for the student transcripts (ordering directly through the online cart may result in the card holder/ordering customer’s information being captured instead of the student information). This course provides a general understanding of fire alarm protection systems. It discusses the purpose and specific application of the different codes and standards that regulate the industry. It introduces the student to architectural considerations regarding fire containment. Information about testing laboratories, their procedures, testing methods and how listed/approved materials achieve greater degrees of life safety will be covered. Other topics include; the nature of fire, extinguishment methods, fire alarm testing methods, interpretation of drawings, specifications and other contract documents. Please note: this course expires 360 days from date of purchase. |
If ordering this course on behalf of another individual, please contact Orderline directly to place the order; this is required to ensure that the correct student information is captured for the student transcripts (ordering directly through the online cart may result in the cardholder/ordering customer’s information being captured instead of the student information). Everything you need to complete your Fire Alarm Technician Training in one convenient online pack! Study at home, at your own pace with video lessons, assignments, exams and all course manuals linked to provide easy access for studying. Guided learning through email prompts to move you along, and email reminders to complete any outstanding content. |
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Description
If ordering this course on behalf of another individual, please contact Orderline directly to place the order; this is required to ensure that the correct student information is captured for the student transcripts (ordering directly through the online cart may result in the card holder/ordering customer’s information being captured instead of the student information).
This pack includes:
1) Course 5 - Fire Alarm System Application / Fire Alarm Systems
As a participant, of this CFAA Course 5 - Fire Alarm System Application / Fire Alarm Systems, the objects are:
- Understand the overall application of fire alarm systems, into specific buildings, having regard for all applicable codes and standards.
- Determine the appropriate selection, application and coverage for each type of system device such as detection and signaling.
- Understand all types of traditional field wiring circuits and the connection of field devices.
- Understand the basics of microprocessor based systems utilizing addressable devices and remote annunciation
- Understand the operation of control equipment for fire detection and alarms signaling, and ancillary devices controlled by the system.
- Discuss other life-safety support systems such as smoke control and elevator recall.
- Learn the electrical installation requirements contained in the Electrical Code.
- Understand all of the system verification and periodic inspection procedures, all in accordance with U.L.C. requirements as outlined in CAN/ULC-S537 and CAN/ULC-S536 standards.
Please note: this course expires 360 days from date of purchase.
2) The Canadian Fire Alarm System - A Reference Manual Pack
New Online PDF format
This new electronic format is now available for those looking for a more convenient alternative to the softcover copy. Access all of “The Canadian Fire Alarm System – A Reference Manual” content online or download an offline version for later use. Bookmarks and direct links are also included for easier navigation.
It is intended that this Manual be used for both courses. It is comprised of fourteen Units, beginning with historical notes and moving through the many components that make up today's fire alarm system. Related systems such as Voice Communication and Suppression are described in sufficient detail, along with their relation to the fire alarm.
The primary purpose of this manual is to prepare the candidate Technician for the field experience that usually follows a period of formal study. It is also suitable as a reference for courses presented to interest groups such as the Authorities Having Jurisdiction and building owners. It does not present manufacturer-specific detail or word for word repetition of Standards' text. Rather, this material is easily read and understood, accompanied by meaningful photographs and drawings.
Each Unit begins with a cover page outlining the contents of the Unit, and a list of the introductory material that is required for Course 1 study. For Course 5, all the material in the Manual requires study. Each Unit as well concludes with a series of review questions, that encourage further discussion especially when used in a classroom environment.
This manual makes reference to the 2010 and 2015 editions of the National Building and Fire Codes. For the most part, the ULC standards referenced are the 2013 and 2014 editions of S536, S537 and S524. The information drawn from these standards is presented in a format resembling the Standards' structure.
It is suggested that any learning institution using this Manual consider including the CFAA publication entitled "Fire Alarm Systems - A Laboratory Guide" as part of the course of study. A third publication "Fire Alarm Systems Trouble Shooting Guide, Vol 1", is also offered.
If ordering this course on behalf of another individual, please contact Orderline directly to place the order; this is required to ensure that the correct student information is captured for the student transcripts (ordering directly through the online cart may result in the card holder/ordering customer’s information being captured instead of the student information).
This pack includes:
1) Course 5 - Fire Alarm System Application / Fire Alarm Systems
As a participant, of this CFAA Course 5 - Fire Alarm System Application / Fire Alarm Systems, the objects are:
- Understand the overall application of fire alarm systems, into specific buildings, having regard for all applicable codes and standards.
- Determine the appropriate selection, application and coverage for each type of system device such as detection and signaling.
- Understand all types of traditional field wiring circuits and the connection of field devices.
- Understand the basics of microprocessor based systems utilizing addressable devices and remote annunciation
- Understand the operation of control equipment for fire detection and alarms signaling, and ancillary devices controlled by the system.
- Discuss other life-safety support systems such as smoke control and elevator recall.
- Learn the electrical installation requirements contained in the Electrical Code.
- Understand all of the system verification and periodic inspection procedures, all in accordance with U.L.C. requirements as outlined in CAN/ULC-S537 and CAN/ULC-S536 standards.
Please note: this course expires 360 days from date of purchase.
2) The Canadian Fire Alarm System - A Reference Manual Pack
New Online PDF format
This new electronic format is now available for those looking for a more convenient alternative to the softcover copy. Access all of “The Canadian Fire Alarm System – A Reference Manual” content online or download an offline version for later use. Bookmarks and direct links are also included for easier navigation.
It is intended that this Manual be used for both courses. It is comprised of fourteen Units, beginning with historical notes and moving through the many components that make up today's fire alarm system. Related systems such as Voice Communication and Suppression are described in sufficient detail, along with their relation to the fire alarm.
The primary purpose of this manual is to prepare the candidate Technician for the field experience that usually follows a period of formal study. It is also suitable as a reference for courses presented to interest groups such as the Authorities Having Jurisdiction and building owners. It does not present manufacturer-specific detail or word for word repetition of Standards' text. Rather, this material is easily read and understood, accompanied by meaningful photographs and drawings.
Each Unit begins with a cover page outlining the contents of the Unit, and a list of the introductory material that is required for Course 1 study. For Course 5, all the material in the Manual requires study. Each Unit as well concludes with a series of review questions, that encourage further discussion especially when used in a classroom environment.
This manual makes reference to the 2010 and 2015 editions of the National Building and Fire Codes. For the most part, the ULC standards referenced are the 2013 and 2014 editions of S536, S537 and S524. The information drawn from these standards is presented in a format resembling the Standards' structure.
It is suggested that any learning institution using this Manual consider including the CFAA publication entitled "Fire Alarm Systems - A Laboratory Guide" as part of the course of study. A third publication "Fire Alarm Systems Trouble Shooting Guide, Vol 1", is also offered.