| This one-half day program
provides the participant with the requirements for design, layout, installation
and acceptance testing of standpipe systems using NFPA 14 Standard for
the Installation of Standpipe and Hose Systems. The program also covers
the basic requirements for when the International Building Code and NFPA
5000 require standpipe systems. The program details the five types and
three classes of standpipe systems.
This is a basic to intermediate
level class.
Overview – Participants
will understand the criteria required in design, installation and acceptance
testing of standpipe systems.
Goal – Is to increase
the knowledge of the participant with the NFPA Standard and Model Building
Codes as they relate to standpipe systems and their components.
Learning Objectives –
Participants will learn to:
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Understand intent of standpipe
systems
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Know the three user classes
of standpipe systems
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Know the five types of standpipe
systems
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Understand the various components
of a standpipe system
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Know when standpipe systems
are required
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Know basic requirements for
designing standpipe systems
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Understand installation requirements
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Understand how to test standpipe
systems
Course Outline
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Purpose & Intent of Standpipe
Systems.
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Classification of Standpipe
Systems
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Types of Standpipe Systems
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Where Standpipe Systems are
required using the IBC & NFPA 5000
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System Components & Hardware
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Design Criteria
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Water Supplies & Fire
Department Connections
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Acceptance Testing &
Periodic Maintenance
Experience Level – This seminar
is best suited for participants who are:
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Code Officials (Building/Fire/
Mechanical)
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Plan Reviewers
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Designers/Layout Technicians/Contractors
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Design Professional (Architects/Engineers)
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Building Owners/Managers
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Insurance Representatives
Prerequisites – For Attendees
who:
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Knows and applies the codes
& standards
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Has one to two years in code
enforcement
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Possesses a basic knowledge
in construction
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Can read and understand basic
construction drawings
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