Responsible SCIE Technicians – Automatic extinguishing systems using agents other than water and nebulized water – Specific Training

SCIE Responsible Technicians – Smoke Control Systems and Devices and Air Pollution Control Systems and Devices – Specific Training Order No. 10738/2011 of August 30th, which defines the regulations for the accreditation of Technicians Responsible for the sale, installation and maintenance of Fire Safety products and equipment in Buildings, updated by Order No. 11832/2021 of November 30th, which defines the requirements for recognition by the National Emergency and Civil Protection Authority (ANEPC) of the technical capacity of the responsible technicians, thus complying with what was set out in ordinance no. 773/2009 of July 21, which defines the registration procedure in the National Emergency and Civil Protection Authority (ANEPC) of the entities that are dedicated to the aforementioned activities, in addition to carrying out this training, the Responsible Technicians must have 1 year of experience in the areas in which they intend to obtain accreditation with ANEPC. Goals: The aim of this course is to enable trainees to register with ANEPC as Responsible SCIE Technicians, and provide them with knowledge in the area of ​​marketing, installation and maintenance of fire safety products and equipment in buildings. Duration: 28hours Target Audience: Professionals/Technicians who carry out their activities within the scope of Fire Safety in Buildings; Security Managers and Delegates; Occupational Safety Technicians; Security Consultants; Designers; Inspection Agents; All those interested in the area of ​​Fire Safety in Buildings; Certification: Successful completion grants the trainee a Professional Training Certificate issued on the SIGO platform. The issuance of the certificate on the aforementioned platform allows the automatic crediting of skills to the trainee's Qualifica Passport. Training team: To be announced Additional information: Start date: To be announced Value: 280€ Regime: B-Learning Modules Module 1- Regulatory requirements, in particular the SCIE Technical Regulation, ANEPC technical notes, standards, as well as other technical specifications and applicable legislation. Module 2 – Elementary physical notions of fluid mechanics associated with the production of smoke and hot gases in fires. Module 3 – Fire power. Module 4 – Graphical representation of temperature development and fire power. Module 5 – Convective and radiant power components of fire power and their effects on the production of smoke and hot gases in the fire Volumetric flow of smoke and hot gases. Module 6 – Increase in volume of hot gases and relationship with air extraction and admission flows in smoke control. Module 7 – Air pressure, pressure hierarchy in overpressure smoke control, units. Module 8 – Air pollution and CO concentration in covered parking lots. Module 9 – Characterization of equipment involved in smoke control. Module 10 – Types and composition of smoke control systems. Module 11 – Passive smoke control methods. Module 12 – Active smoke control methods. Module 14 – Specific requirements for typical use. Module 15 – Installation and maintenance of smoke control systems. Module 16 – Equipment used in system maintenance Maintenance procedures for natural and forced smoke systems. Module 17 – Repair procedures (corrective maintenance). Module 18 – Document Control. Module 19 – Characterization of equipment and use of air pollution control systems. Module 20 – Ventilation by passive and active means. Module 21 – Installation and maintenance procedures for air pollution control systems. Module 22 – Smoke control system command matrix and air pollution control system command matrix, highlighting what differentiates them. .