Automatic Sprinkler System Design and Function
Learn the advantages of automatic sprinkler systems, types of systems, how they work, and what components they contain.
Instructor Mode
The FM Global Fire Service Learning Network allows an instructor to present the material within the learning network in a classroom environment. The Instructor Mode allows training officers and instructors to use self-paced programs with their classes. When activated, the Instructor Mode allows the instructor to freely move about the program to show sections to students in class. To utilize this feature, the instructor must first complete the selected module and complete the Skills Challenge for the program.
The instructor can authorize class attendees who have their own FM Global Fire Service Learning Network logins to skip the requirement to view all sections of the program. The authorized class attendees can go straight to the Skills Challenge test to earn their certificate of completion for the program.
Click the link below for instructions on how to activate instructor mode and authorize class attendees to complete the course test.
Fighting Fire in Sprinklered Buildings Program Supporting Documents
TL-ASRS Program Support Documents
Learn the advantages of automatic sprinkler systems, types of systems, how they work, and what components they contain.
Discover why sprinklered buildings can still burn, including design issues and sources of impairment, and how to mitigate these causes.
Learn how to complete a pre-incident plan for a sprinkler-protected property, paying special attention to its fire suppression systems.
Learn key actions take at automatic sprinkler system activation response to assess the situation and control the operation of the sprinkler system.
This program describes the importance of a comprehensive pre-incident plan for complex or unusual properties.
This program introduces TL-ASRS, covering what they are, how they work, associated fire hazards and how to mitigate those hazards, preplanning, and response.
This program highlights a case study of a fire at 811 South Elm Street in Greensboro, North Carolina.