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Join our live, quarterly webinar series, 'Learn from the Leader,' where facility professionals gain valuable insights and resources on fire protection, life safety and code compliance. This engaging educational webinar series is presented virtually and completely free for all attendees, empowering you to enhance your knowledge and stay up-to-date in the field.
Inspection and testing of fire pumps; today and in the future
Regular fire pump inspection and testing help identify and address issues before they compromise its reliability and performance. In this webinar, our industry experts will cover timely fire pump topics that can have a big impact on your people and property.
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On demand webinars
NFPA 915, Standard for Remote Inspections Webinar
Join us for our first Learn from the Leader event in 2023 with the fire code preview webinar: NFPA 915, Standard for Remote Inspections – a push to the digital future.
Our expert speakers will walk attendees through what this means for the future of fire and life-safety inspections and the role emerging technology and connectivity plays.
NFPA 25 and 72 Code Clarity
Join us for our "Learn from the Leader" webinar, How to comply with inspection and testing requirements – NFPA 25 and 72 code clarity for building owners and facility professionals. You and your fellow facility professionals, building owners, technicians and the like will gain a cache of resources that deliver compliance clarity and working knowledge to apply to any property.
NFPA 72 Code Update Webinar
In 2022, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) released updated fire alarm and signaling systems standards, known as NFPA 72. For this second installment in our Learn from the Leader live webinar series, we’ve covered all the latest changes to the code and how to navigate them to safeguard your facilities further.
NFPA 25 Code Update Webinar
This webinar will focus on the NFPA 25 standard for inspecting, testing and maintaining water-based fire protection systems and the basic requirements included in this vital, universally adopted document.