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Exciting training information from our friends at: www.SprinklerAcademy.com is coming shortly...
* New Training Course Added
Residential Sprinkler Inspector Training Program
Model building codes now require fire sprinkler systems in all new residential occupancies, including townhouses and one- and
two-family dwellings. This requirement responds to mounting evidence demonstrating that fires in new homes are far more
dangerous than in years past. Large, open floor plans, lightweight engineered structural materials, nearly airtight construction
and synthetic furnishings all contribute to highly aggressive fire environments.
As more and more homes are built with residential fire sprinkler systems, there will be an increasing need for qualified
inspectors to ensure that these systems are properly installed. This seminar has been designed to help fill that demand by
training building, fire, plumbing, mechanical and combination inspectors in the essential aspects of residential fire sprinkler
systems. Among the topics covered are the unique aspects of residential systems versus commercial systems; spacing and
location of fire sprinklers; installation and sizing requirements for piping; and inspection points. The program is based on
requirements in NFPA Standard 13D and Chapter 29 of the International Residential Code.
Contact us to arrange this program, custom-tailored to your organization.
* "State of the Art" On-line Training Coming- Early 2012
The Who, What, When, Where and How of Training
OSHA says that it will be taught by persons who have the knowledge, training, and experience to train employees on fire
hazards and safe fire extinguisher use. Bowman Global Group utilizes many years of experience at all level of fire safety and
shares that knowledge with you and your employees.
Cost Effective Training
The Bowman Global Enterprise Group is committed to providing safety solutions to our customers at a price that every business
can afford. We do everything possible to keep costs low. We are experienced at managing multi-million dollar budgets,
understand your concerns for cost effective training and know how to provide it and pass those savings on to you.
Is Our Training OSHA or Other Certification Agency Compliant?
We provide everything you need for plan development and training, but only YOU can certify your employees. OSHA mandates
that employees be trained on procedures, policies and hazards that are specific to YOUR business. No outside training group
can certify. We provide everything you need to create those programs, and we help to incorporate those into your overall
training plan. Once completed, your employees can use fire prevention techniques and are trained to your specific needs.
Fire Safety, Management, and Strategic Planning Topics Include:
Fire Sprinklers and Water Based Fire Protection Systems
The Basics of Fire
Chemistry for the "Non-Chemist"
Sources of Ignition
Fuel Sources
Fire Prevention and Contingency Planning
Hazard Communication and Developing Your Hazcom Plan
Housekeeping for Fire and Life Safety
Electrical Safety
Extension Cords
Electrical Outlets and Power Strips
Hazard Assessment and Risk Analysis
Fire Brigades
Fire Extinguisher Requirements
Extinguisher Inspections
Emergency Situation Size-up
Fighting Fires
Emergency Action Planning
+ Much More- Tailored to your specific needs
Exciting training information from our friends at: www.SprinklerAcademy.com is coming shortly...
* New Training Course Added
Residential Sprinkler Inspector Training Program
Model building codes now require fire sprinkler systems in all new residential occupancies, including townhouses and one- and
two-family dwellings. This requirement responds to mounting evidence demonstrating that fires in new homes are far more
dangerous than in years past. Large, open floor plans, lightweight engineered structural materials, nearly airtight construction
and synthetic furnishings all contribute to highly aggressive fire environments.
As more and more homes are built with residential fire sprinkler systems, there will be an increasing need for qualified
inspectors to ensure that these systems are properly installed. This seminar has been designed to help fill that demand by
training building, fire, plumbing, mechanical and combination inspectors in the essential aspects of residential fire sprinkler
systems. Among the topics covered are the unique aspects of residential systems versus commercial systems; spacing and
location of fire sprinklers; installation and sizing requirements for piping; and inspection points. The program is based on
requirements in NFPA Standard 13D and Chapter 29 of the International Residential Code.
Contact us to arrange this program, custom-tailored to your organization.
* "State of the Art" On-line Training Coming- Early 2012
The Who, What, When, Where and How of Training
OSHA says that it will be taught by persons who have the knowledge, training, and experience to train employees on fire
hazards and safe fire extinguisher use. Bowman Global Group utilizes many years of experience at all level of fire safety and
shares that knowledge with you and your employees.
Cost Effective Training
The Bowman Global Enterprise Group is committed to providing safety solutions to our customers at a price that every business
can afford. We do everything possible to keep costs low. We are experienced at managing multi-million dollar budgets,
understand your concerns for cost effective training and know how to provide it and pass those savings on to you.
Is Our Training OSHA or Other Certification Agency Compliant?
We provide everything you need for plan development and training, but only YOU can certify your employees. OSHA mandates
that employees be trained on procedures, policies and hazards that are specific to YOUR business. No outside training group
can certify. We provide everything you need to create those programs, and we help to incorporate those into your overall
training plan. Once completed, your employees can use fire prevention techniques and are trained to your specific needs.
Fire Safety, Management, and Strategic Planning Topics Include:
Fire Sprinklers and Water Based Fire Protection Systems
The Basics of Fire
Chemistry for the "Non-Chemist"
Sources of Ignition
Fuel Sources
- Class A Fires
- Class B Fires
- Class C Fires
- Class D Fires
Fire Prevention and Contingency Planning
Hazard Communication and Developing Your Hazcom Plan
Housekeeping for Fire and Life Safety
Electrical Safety
Extension Cords
Electrical Outlets and Power Strips
Hazard Assessment and Risk Analysis
Fire Brigades
Fire Extinguisher Requirements
Extinguisher Inspections
Emergency Situation Size-up
Fighting Fires
Emergency Action Planning
+ Much More- Tailored to your specific needs
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