Inspection and Testing of Fire Alarm Systems Level I
National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies
This certification program is for engineering technicians engaged in the performance, documentation, planning, and coordination of periodic inspection and testing of existing fire alarm systems and their components (does not include commissioning of new systems).
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This certification program is for engineering technicians engaged in the performance, documentation, planning, and coordination of periodic inspection and testing of existing fire alarm systems and their components (does not include commissioning of new systems). General areas covered include inspection and testing procedures, periodicity, documentation, safety, and work management. Technical areas covered include types of fire alarm systems and their respective components, device and circuit specific test procedures for initiating devices, notification appliances, supervisory signal-initiating devices, primary and secondary power supplies, emergency communications equipment, interface with other systems, and on/off premises monitoring. Successful candidates must pass an exam or exams, complete a work history description that documents and meets specific industry related experience, and successfully perform key role specific activities. Once earned, certification must be maintained through Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and recertified every three years.
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