WOBO is pleased to provide the links to the Fire Safety Matters Webinars.
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Join us for the next FSM webinar with FirePro on 25 January 2023 at 10.30am to learn how a small fire event can be easily detected and stopped from developing into a major life-threatening fire event.
When taking the recently introduced Fire Safety Regulations for high rise, complex and other premises, the consideration for managing small or low probability fire risks that may have high consequence, to either life safety or mission critical operation, FirePro technology, may be considered as a local fire suppression mitigating measure.
From small non occupied enclosures to electrical risers, lift motor rooms, bin stores, boiler rooms, roof plant, solar PV controls, li-ion battery storage, and many other local spaces or risks, this seminar will demonstrate how a small fire event may be swiftly detected, alarms raised, systems shut down, and local FirePro fire suppression locally released to avoid a small event developing into a major event and the avoidance of the interruption / damage to the premises and its purpose, most importantly, protection of life.
All attendees will receive a one-hour CPD certificate.
Join FSM on their next webinar with FireQual on 8 February 2023 at 10.30am, to learn about the key elements of demonstrating knowledge through regulated qualifications.
Regulated qualifications for multiple specialties are becoming far more accessible and available in the life safety sector. Nic Preston, Director of Qualifications – FireQual, discusses the current landscape of qualifications, and where the industry will look to move towards to ensure appropriately qualified individuals are performing works in the fire and life safety sectors.
This webinar will also cover the current products and avenues made available by FireQual to achieve regulated qualifications, recognised programmes, and/or CPD – all important factors in developing knowledge throughout an individual’s career.
All attendees will receive a one-hour CPD certificate.