NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN FIRE TECHNICIAN

FIRE ALARM SERVICE TECHNICIAN (OR) FIRE TECHNICIAN

A fire technician, often known as a fire protection technician, creates fire prevention and safety systems. Their responsibilities may include reviewing the measures in place in buildings or at-risk regions and providing recommendations.

What Are the Responsibilities of Fire Alarm Technicians?

Customers are served, repaired, installed, and sold fire alarm products by fire alarm technicians. During customer visits, they provide guidance on prospective fire alarm locations, as well as troubleshooting and programming.

SOME INTERVIEW QUESTIONS RELATED FIRE TECHNICIANS:

What are the Basic Components of a Fire Alarm System ?

What is Fire Control Panel?

What are the Communications types available in Fire Alarm systems?

What are the Types of Sprinkler Systems?

SYLLABUS COVERED :

SNo	Subject Code	Subject
COURSE CODE: FSS004 COURSE NAME: FIRE TECHNICIAN COURSE DURATION: SIX MONTHS
1	FSS004-01	COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH AND COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS
2	FSS004-02	ACCIDENT PREVENTION AND RISK MANAGEMENT
3	FSS004-03	SAFETY IN ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
4	FSS004-04	FIRE SAFETY AND PREVENTION TECHNIQUES
5	FSS004-05	PRACTICAL – I
6	FSS004-06	PRACTICAL – II
7	FSS004-07	PRACTICAL – III
8	FSS004-08	PRACTICAL – IV

Study Mode: Distance / Online / Fast Track Mode

CERTIFICATE DETAILS:

Issued By BSS, Promoted by the Government of India
Approved By National Development Agency, India
Evaluated by National Controller Of Examinations, India
Eligible to Register in Employment Exchange, India
Eligible to Attest in the Ministry of External affairs
Eligible to become a member of IIRSM (U.K)

IF YOU ARE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US TO DISCUSS :

Ms.Manimekalai - HSE Adviser | Aim Vision Safety Training & Consulting

t: 044 42140492
m: 91 9047276591
e: training@aimvisionsafety.co.in

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