No prior experience or qualifications are required to take this unit, although completion of the BS 5839-1 Fundamentals course would be beneficial, as would any existing experience with fire detection and fire alarm systems.
Fire Protection for Electronic Equipment Installations to BS 6266
Provides fundamental knowledge of the recommendations of BS 6266 - Fire protection for electronic equipment installations.
Fire Protection for Electronic Equipment Installations to BS 6266
This course is for any individual or organisation involved in the fire protection for electronic equipment installations categorized as medium, high and critical risk.
This course would be suitable for risk assessors, designers, installers, commissioners and maintenance technicians.
0.5 day (morning)
This training course provides fundamental knowledge of the recommendations of BS 6266 - Fire protection for electronic equipment installations.
During the course delegates will cover:
- Risk assessment categories
- Fire detection and fire protection strategy
- Separation and construction
- Building engineering services
- Fire detection and alarm systems
- Fixed systems and other fire-fighting equipment
- Smoke control
- Fire safety management
- Protection of information, contingency and recovery measures
- Business-critical ancillary services
- Inspection, testing and commissioning
At the end of the course, delegates will take an exam, during which they are allowed access to their notes and a copy of BS 6266 if they have one available. Access to a copy of BS 6266 is not essential; the course notes will provide all the necessary information for the exam.
If they are unsuccessful during the exam at the end of the course, they will be eligible for a free exam resit.
Taking this course will provide an understanding of the recommendations for fire protection in electronic equipment installations.
Once delegates have completed the course and passed the exam, they will receive a certificate in PDF format.
Delegates will receive a course book at the start of the course. The course book contains a copy of the slides used during the course, along with an explanation to accompany each slide and space to make their own learner notes. These books can be kept by the delegates and are a useful reference tool for the workplace.
For face-to-face courses, a hard copy of the course notes is provided at the start of the course. For online courses, delegates will have digital access to the course notes. Upon completion, delegates will be given the option to receive a hard copy of the course book in the post.
The course provides 4 CPD hours.
- Full Member £100+VAT
- Non Member £185+VAT
Payable by debit/credit card. Members can also pay by invoice.
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