Fire & Life Safety

  • Passive Fire Protection Requirements

    COURSE OVERVIEW Passive fire protection features are some of the most misunderstood and misapplied terms in the construction industry. While other industries may be able to bypass this knowledge, it is vital that healthcare facility staff, architects, designers, engineers, and contractors understand the appropriate terms and requirements to provide a code-compliant facility due to patients…

  • Designed to Burn

    COURSE OVERVIEW We know two things: Today’s fires burn hotter and faster; the fire is often fully involved prior the fire departments arrival. And fire releases harmful toxins. Researchers have linked cancer to exposure from combustion products of the synthetic materials found in many building materials (foam insulation, furnishings). Nobody wants a building to burn….

  • Fire Protection Engineering 101

    COURSE OVERVIEW This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the critical role of fire protection engineering in building design. After this course, participants will understand the responsibilities and contributions of fire protection engineers in enhancing public safety, including the use of fire modeling, building design integration and risk mitigation tools. Participants will gain an understanding…

  • Life Safety Bootcamp

    COURSE OVERVIEW This course presents an overview of NFPA Life Safety Code and the related requirements for healthcare organizations. Attendees will explore practical applications of the NFPA 101 Life Safety Code to be more informed and prepared for accreditation surveys. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Understand the various occupancy types present in healthcare and the implications occupancy has…