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Listed below is an Outline of
our course which is in strict compliance with the Rules of the City of New
York:
(1) Fire safety director qualifications
(i) Qualifications to become
a Fire Safety Director
(ii) Fire Department
Application Forms
(iii) Pre-Test, Certificate
of Fitness written examination, Certificate of Fitness on-site examination
(2) Building operations
(i) Alarm Systems
(ii) Sprinkler Systems
(iii) Standpipe Systems
(iv) Smoke Detectors
(v) Fire Extinguishers
(vi) Types of Alarm Systems
E/J/Modifications
(vii) Fire Command Station
(viii) Elevators
(ix) Signs
(x) Stair Pressurization
(xi) Smoke Shaft
(xii) Compartmentation
(xiii) Construction
(xiv) History of
Hi-Rise/Hotel Fires
(xv) HVAC Systems
(3) Fire safety director duties and responsibilities
(i) Fire Safety
Director/Deputy FSD
(ii) Fire Safety Plan Format
(iii) Fire Drills and
Evacuation
(iv) Training of Fire
Brigade
(v) Human Behavior &
Personal Safety of Occupants
(vi) Communication with FDNY
at Fire Incidents
(vii) Inspection &
Prevention of Fires
(4) Laws
(i) Local Law #5 of 1973,
#16 of 1984, #41 of 1978 and #58 of 1987 and in particular their
impact on the operation of refrigerating systems.
(ii) Owner's Legal
Responsibilities
(iii) Americans with
Disabilities Act of 1990
(iv) Any and all amendments
to the above
(5) Firematics
(i) Chemistry of Fire
(ii) Properties of Fire
(iii) Behavior of Fire
(iv) Flame Proofing
(v) Ignition Sources
(vi) Heat Transfer
(6) Practical
(i) Hands on Practical
Experience on Elevator Recalls
(ii) Hands on Practical
Experience on Class E Systems including Use of Panel/Announcements/ and
Floor Wardens
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