Master the basics of fire suppression systems
A fire suppression system is an integral part of any fire protection infrastructure and demands a wealth of products and knowledge.
Fire suppression systems are identified as any group of units designed to put out a fire by applying an extinguishing substance such as water, foam, or chemical compounds.
Watch this our one-hour tutorial to master the basics of fire suppression systems and learn how they work to keep your kitchen or industrial space safe and in compliance. After this webinar, you will understand:
- Some history of why these systems are required for commercial operations
- The difference between engineered and pre-engineered systems
- Types of pre-engineered fire suppression systems and the hazards they protect
- What you, the owner or operator, are expected to do to maintain your system each month
- The basic anatomy of a suppression system
Virtual Training Presenters
Guy Cutler is a Fire Sprinkler Inspection Manager with PSI with nearly two decades of service in the fire safety and cross-connection industry. Guy is NICET Level 2: Inspection and Testing of Water-Based Systems, and is a Licensed Backflow Assembly Tester in Oregon and Washington.
Max Nielson is a Deficiency and Installation Estimator with PSI. Max has been supporting customers in the fire prevention industry for nearly 5 years and now helps to keep customers' hood fire suppression systems in compliance.