Training

Whether you’re an experienced fire alarm engineer or new to Scorpion, the following tips will help guide you with your Scorpion ASD installation 

Fire alarms save lives, but only if they are fully functioning and building occupants know how to respond when they hear them.

The most common method for testing smoke detectors is using aerosol canisters. Here are some tips and best practices for using Solo aerosol canisters effectively

Balancing customer needs, business growth, and operational challenges can be both exhilarating and daunting. Unfortunately, critical aspects like staff training have often been overlooked.

It can be a common occurrence on-site when during a maintenance visit a smoke detector goes into re-alarm after testing. Here we'll delve into the intriguing world of smoke detectors and explore why some of these essential safety devices re-alarm after testing. These nuisance re-alarms can lead to increased test times per site, affecting efficiency and productivity.

Smoke detectors which are hard-to-access can require extra time and effort to be tested, sometimes this means they are left untested leaving the building at occupants at risk from fire. Join our Webinar to learn more.

As multi-sensors become increasingly popular, we’re delighted to be partnering with Hochiki to present a new webinar looking at the functional testing of these devices using Testifire.

Our 2023 training schedule continued recently as we supported engineers participating in the Accelerated Development Programme by Chubb Fire & Security.

Whether you are a Solo or Testifire user, you will be familiar with our famous red access poles which enable testing of detectors at heights up to 9 metres.