NFPA  13,  14,  20  &  25  Trainings  

 

With  English  Turkish  Simultaneous  Translation

 9-­‐13  March  2015  

İstanbul,  Turkey  

 

1.  Training  Program    

This training program is structured over a 5 days period as follows:  

Monday-­‐Wednesday  (9-­‐11  March  2015)    Installation of Sprinkler Systems (NFPA 13) - 2013 Edition  

Correctly installed sprinkler systems reduce both damage and loss of life in building fires by up to 67 %. This three-day training will effectively illustrate the concepts and requirements for automatic sprinkler systems and how they apply to specific hazards. Upon completion you will be able to:

• Define the organization of NFPA 13 and its general requirements • Ascertain the hazard classification for an occupancy • Identify and discuss the requirements for various sprinkler

system components • Recognize the different types of sprinkler systems and be

familiar with their operation • Establish installation requirements for the various types of

sprinklers • Appraise various system design requirements including:

ü occupancy hazard fire control ü protection of storage occupancies ü protection of special hazards

• Determine the requirements for system design and installation deliverables including:

ü plans and calculations ü water supply data ü system acceptance ü certification

Thursday  (12  March  2015)    

Standard For The Installation Of Stationary Pumps For Fire Protection   (NFPA 20) 2013 Edition Sprinkler and standpipe systems are effective only if fire pumps can deliver when they’re needed. This one day training will provide you with effective strategies to ensure a reliable response. This training will prepare you to work on the full range of fire pumps, armed with the latest industry knowledge. Standard For The Installation Of Standpipes And Hose Systems (NFPA 14) 2013 Edition This standard covers the minimum requirements for the installation of standpipes and hose systems.  

Upon completion you will be able to: • Recognize different types of fire pumps and their

application. • Use graphical determinations of fire pump output • Differentiate between electric and diesel drivers and

controllers • Identify the correct application and installation of fire

pump components • Evaluate various types of power sources and the

requirements for each • Assure continuity of power • Commission fire pumps and related equipment • How to install standpipes and hose systems

 

Friday  (13  March  2015)    Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems (NFPA 25) 2014 Edition When automatic sprinkler systems don’t perform to expectations, it is almost always due to human error. Among these errors are poor maintenance, failure to keep the system appropriate to the hazard, and failure to provide for other aspects of building fire protection. This training is designed from an inspector’s approach, working from the outside of a building to the inside, and then through the building’s systems. Upon completion you will be able to:

• Locate and explain the scope, purpose, definitions and reporting requirements of NFPA 25

• Recognize the requirements and procedures for the inspection, testing, and maintenance of private service mains, common valve components, system valves, and sprinkler and standpipe systems.

• Plot flow test results to determine causes of water supply problems

• Evaluate system test data • Differentiate between the types of storage

tanks and their inspection and safety concerns • Restore obstructed piping • Recognize the importance of having a

procedure to deal with system impairment • Determine requirements for spare sprinklers • Conduct a failure rate analysis • Identify who is permitted to perform inspection, testing, and maintenance

 

2.  Training  Language    

Training will be held in English. English Turkish simultaneous translation will be available.      

3.  Trainers    

The training is to be conducted by the same professional NFPA lecturer used in the USA and NFPA’s approved trainer in Europe. Trainers will be Bob Caputo and Tom de Nooij.  4.  Participants   The only prerequisite for registration is interest in fire and life safety. All engineers, architects, ire brigades, inspection authorities, certification bodies, plan reviewers, designers, installers, inspectors, insurers, risk engineers, risk consultants, risk managers will have the perfect opportunity to learn more about the NFPA 13, 14, 20 and 25 codes with attending this training. Remain current with the latest industry developments and practices, new developments and shared experiences. These interactive trainings will bring you up-to speed on provisions found in the latest editions of NFPA 13, 14, 20 and 25. 5.  Training  Dates   9 – 13 March 2015  6.  Training  Location   Elite World Otel İstanbul Şehit Muhtar Cad.No:42 34435 Taksim İstanbul Turkey www.eliteworldhotels.com.tr  

7.  Training  Fees  

Standard Duration (Day) Fee (Excluding VAT)

NFPA 13, 14, 20 and 25 5 1,900 EUR

NFPA 13 3 1,495 EUR

NFPA 14 and 20 1 595 EUR

NFPA 25 1 595 EUR

NFPA 14, 20 and 25 2 1,190 EUR

NFPA 13, 14 and 20 4 1,695 EUR

NFPA 13 and 25 4 1,695 EUR The training fee includes lunch, coffee breaks, and the training material including the handbooks of the NFPA 13, 20, 14 and 25.     Participants will receive a certificate issued by NFPA. 8.  Discounts   Early Bird Registration!

• There will a 100 EUR discount for the ones who makes the payment before the end of 2014

NFPA Members!

• There will be 100 EUR discount for the NFPA members. Participants may only benefit from one of the discounts (Early Bird or NFPA member).  9.  Coming  Soon!  

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 10.  Communication   Please get in touch with us on info-tr@fpcrisk.com for further information and registration.