
This one-hour Continuing Education course covers the fire alarm system documentation requirements as per Canadian National ULC Standards 524, 536 and 537 and the role and responsibilities of the design engineer, the installing electrical contractor and the fire alarm service company performing the verification and periodic inspections. In these latest ULC Standards, system documentation has additional and more robust reporting that fire alarm techs, engineers, electricians and AHJs need to know to meet compliance requirements across Canada.
Complete the course and achieve a score of 70% or higher on the quiz to receive 1 Category 1 credit. Scores below 70% will receive 0.5 Category 2 credit upon course completion.
Please note that CFAA allows one quiz attempt per course. We encourage you to review all course materials in full before proceeding with the quiz to ensure you are fully prepared.
This one-hour Continuing Education course covers the fire alarm system documentation requirements as per Canadian National ULC Standards 524, 536 and 537 and the role and responsibilities of the design engineer, the installing electrical contractor and the fire alarm service company performing the verification and periodic inspections. In these latest ULC Standards, system documentation has additional and more robust reporting that fire alarm techs, engineers, electricians and AHJs need to know to meet compliance requirements across Canada.
*This online course pack comes with 180 days of access from the date of purchase.
Note: Registration and login credentials will be provided via email.
Complete the course and achieve a score of 70% or higher on the quiz to receive 1 Category 1 credit. Scores below 70% will receive 0.5 Category 2 credit upon course completion.
Please note that CFAA allows one quiz attempt per course. We encourage you to review all course materials in full before proceeding with the quiz to ensure you are fully prepared.
This one-hour Continuing Education course covers the fire alarm system documentation requirements as per Canadian National ULC Standards 524, 536 and 537 and the role and responsibilities of the design engineer, the installing electrical contractor and the fire alarm service company performing the verification and periodic inspections. In these latest ULC Standards, system documentation has additional and more robust reporting that fire alarm techs, engineers, electricians and AHJs need to know to meet compliance requirements across Canada.
*This online course pack comes with 180 days of access from the date of purchase.
Note: Registration and login credentials will be provided via email.