Fire Alarm Courses

 We review reading blueprints, understanding statement of work, performing inspection reports and other required documentation.  We review codes applicable to fire alarm systems including the IBC, IRC, IFC, NFPA1, NFPA 101, NFPA 70, NFPA 72, UL 864, OSHA 29. We also cover basic job-site safety and best practices, math and electronics used in the trade, circuits and voltage drop, electronics formulas and battery calculations.  There are all knowledge elements needed to be successful with the NICET 1 exam. 

This course introduces attendees to the National Electrical Code (NEC) 2014 edition, significant changes from the prior version and applicability to the installation of alarms and electronic security systems.  

This course is "Everything About CEU's".  We explore the CEU requirements for Licensees and why it pays to select your courses carefully.  

Understanding the importance of doing proper inspections and tests, how to complete required documentation and reporting requirements.

This course details when and how to install Strikes, Magnetic Locks and Electrified Locksets taking into account power, voltage drop, standby operation and code requirements as well as lock accessories.

This course satisfies the requirements for Licensee to complete at least 2 hours in the laws and regulations governing the trade.  

This course is an introduction into understanding how to evaluate the performance of your business. The basics of financial statements are explored with examples. You will gain a better understanding of the importance of running your business by the numbers. We will also discuss business operations metrics and what they can tell you about your business.

Learn about requirements for smoke detection systems in one and two family homes.  These requirements come from NFPA 72, Fire Alarm and Signaling Code,  The National Electrical Code, the International Residential Code,  NJ Rehab Sub-Code and more.  You'll learn to differentiate between Smoke Alarms and Smoke Detectors and why that is so important to code compliance.  This course is packed full of information to help you get it right the first time when you are out in the field or selling to your customer.

This satisfies the NJ requirement for burglar alarm licensees to take at least 3 hrs in residential smoke detection before renewal.

This course will help a business owner understand the dynamics of pricing and its impact on business results. 

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Detailed review of the math and electronics needed in the electronic security field with examples for fire alarm, burglar alarm and Access Control