Training Course Dates

Introductory Rate of £250 per delegate

New dates available please contact us if you require a specific date.

During COVID restrictions, a maximum of 2 people can attend each classroom based training course, however this will be increased to 4 once government restrictions allow us to do so. When booking please let us know how many delegates wish to attend.

A foundation level training course designed to equip attendees with an understanding of the fundamental reasons for having a Fire Detection & Alarm System, the types of Fire System Available, their devices and applications. All of the aforementioned is supported by a basic overview of the requirements of BS5839:1 in terms of system design and the principal responsibilities of the System Designer, System Installer, System Commissioner and ultimately the End User.

Who is this course for?

This training course is ideally suited for anyone wishing to obtain a basic understanding of the principles, component parts and regulations around Fire Detection & Alarm Systems. It would be beneficial for Facilities Managers, Estates Staff and other End User Staff who are either new to the world of Fire Alarm Systems or those who encounter Fire Alarm Systems on the periphery of their job role where an understanding of the concepts and applications of such systems would be beneficial.

Upon completion of this training activity, delegates will have an appreciation of:

• The ways in which a fire can start, spread and the mechanisms that we use to detect it.
• The Categories of Fire System in accordance with BS5839:1
• The Siting & Spacing of system devices in accordance with BS5839:1
• The difference between Conventional and Analogue Addressable F.D. & A Systems.
• The fundamental applications these systems and their associated devices.
• The requirements of the System Installer in accordance with BS5839:1
• The requirements of the System Commissioner in accordance with BS5839:1
• The requirements of the End User / Responsible Person / Premises Manager in accordance with BS5839:1
• Related Systems such as PAVA / GUI’s / VESDA that may be connected to and controlled by the F.D. & A System.

Introductory Rate of £500 per delegate

New dates available please contact us if you require a specific date.

During COVID restrictions, a maximum of 2 people can attend each classroom based training course, however this will be increased to 4 once government restrictions allow us to do so. When booking please let us know how many delegates wish to attend.

A foundation and intermediary level training course designed to equip attendees with an understanding of the concepts of the Gent Vigilon Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm and Detection System. It covers the theoretical ideas behind the system and provides knowledge of key functions and operations. The course additionally features practical exercises which allow delegates to learn both the operation of the control panel and how to retrieve and interpret system information.

Who is this course for?

This training course is ideally suited for anyone wishing to obtain an understanding of the Gent Vigilon Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm & Detection System, its key Functions and Applications. Ideally, delegates would possess some knowledge of fire alarm systems prior to attending this course, though this is not mandatory. It is ideally suited for End User Estates and Facilities Engineering Staff that have contact with a Gent Vigilon F.D. & A. system through either testing or maintenance responsibilities.

Upon successful completion of this training activity, delegates will be able to demonstrate an understanding of:

• The principles of the Gent Vigilon Analogue Addressable F.D. & A System.
• Recognise the various System Components e.g Loop Devices and their Function.
• The Wiring Architecture of the Gent Vigilon Analogue Addressable F.D. & A System.
• The Gent Vigilon Control Panel Menu Structure.
• Interpretation of System Events (Fire / Fault / Disablement)
• Safe Isolation Procedures of the Gent Vigilon Control Panel
• Basic Fault Finding
• Maintenance Requirements
• Configuration of Labels and Device State Changes
• End User Responsibilities in accordance with BS5839:1

Introductory Rate of £250 per delegate

Wednesday 5th May 2021 AVAILABLE

Thursday 13th May 2021 AVAILABLE

Other dates available on request. Please contact us if you require a specific date.

During COVID restrictions, a maximum of 2 people can attend each classroom based training course, however this will be increased to 4 once government restrictions allow us to do so. When booking please let us know how many delegates wish to attend.

A foundation level training course designed to equip attendees with an understanding of the fundamental reasons for having a Fire Detection & Alarm System, the types of Fire System Available, their devices and applications. All of the aforementioned is supported by a basic overview of the requirements of BS5839:1 in terms of system design and the principal responsibilities of the System Designer, System Installer, System Commissioner and ultimately the End User.

Who is this course for?

This training course is ideally suited for anyone wishing to obtain a basic understanding of the principles, component parts and regulations around Fire Detection & Alarm Systems. It would be beneficial for Facilities Managers, Installers, Maintainers, Estates Staff, Sales and Commercial staff and Apprentices who are either new to the world of Fire Alarm Systems or those who encounter Fire Alarm Systems on the periphery of their job role where an understanding of the concepts and applications of such systems would be beneficial.

Upon completion of this training activity, delegates will have an appreciation of:

• The ways in which a fire can start, spread and the mechanisms that we use to detect it.
• The Categories of Fire System in accordance with BS5839:1
• The Siting & Spacing of system devices in accordance with BS5839:1
• The difference between Conventional and Analogue Addressable F.D. & A Systems.
• The fundamental applications these systems and their associated devices.
• The requirements of the System Installer in accordance with BS5839:1
• The requirements of the System Commissioner in accordance with BS5839:1
• The requirements of the End User / Responsible Person / Premises Manager in accordance with BS5839:1
• Related Systems such as PAVA / GUI’s / VESDA that may be connected to and controlled by the F.D. & A System.

Introductory Rate of £250 per delegate

New dates available please contact us if you require a specific date.

During COVID restrictions, a maximum of 2 people can attend each classroom based training course, however this will be increased to 4 once government restrictions allow us to do so. When booking please let us know how many delegates wish to attend.

A foundation level training course designed to equip attendees with an understanding of the fundamental reasons for having a Fire Detection & Alarm System, the types of Fire System Available, their devices and applications. All of the aforementioned is supported by a basic overview of the requirements of BS5839:1 in terms of system design and the principal responsibilities of the System Designer, System Installer, System Commissioner and ultimately the End User.

Who is this course for?

This training course is ideally suited for anyone wishing to obtain a basic understanding of the principles, component parts and regulations around Fire Detection & Alarm Systems. It would be beneficial for Facilities Managers, Estates Staff and other End User Staff who are either new to the world of Fire Alarm Systems or those who encounter Fire Alarm Systems on the periphery of their job role where an understanding of the concepts and applications of such systems would be beneficial.

Upon completion of this training activity, delegates will have an appreciation of:

• The ways in which a fire can start, spread and the mechanisms that we use to detect it.
• The Categories of Fire System in accordance with BS5839:1
• The Siting & Spacing of system devices in accordance with BS5839:1
• The difference between Conventional and Analogue Addressable F.D. & A Systems.
• The fundamental applications these systems and their associated devices.
• The requirements of the System Installer in accordance with BS5839:1
• The requirements of the System Commissioner in accordance with BS5839:1
• The requirements of the End User / Responsible Person / Premises Manager in accordance with BS5839:1
• Related Systems such as PAVA / GUI’s / VESDA that may be connected to and controlled by the F.D. & A System.