Chubb Risk Management Training Course Schedule

Attendees of the training will learn how controls and safety devices function, how they can be tested, and what are the common failure mechanisms. Each attendee will also have an opportunity to participate in an open discussion about industry standard preventative maintenance practices and learn how preventative maintenance can significantly reduce outages.

Attendees of this training will attain a fundamental understanding of water treatment methods and the ability to evaluate current water treatment performance. You will learn the reasons to establish a water treatment program and the impact it can have on your system’s reliability, fuel/energy consumption and safety. The completion of the course will enhance your ability to effectively communicate with your chemical treatment vendor, internal management, boiler, and HVAC system maintenance vendors.

This one-day training is a mix of classroom and hands-on demonstrations reviewing the various water supplies that exist for fire protection systems including suction, pressure, gravity tanks, fire pumps, and more. The training reviews the various components of automatic sprinkler systems, as well as the wet pipe sprinkler system. Hands-on activities include water supply testing, analysis of test results, fire protection control valve inspection, and live fire with sprinkler activation. NFPA 25 testing requirements for wet pipe and control valves are reviewed and demonstrated.

This one-day training is a mix of classroom and hands-on demonstrations that review the components and operation of the dry, pre-action, and deluge sprinkler systems. Fire detection systems will be reviewed, including how they interact with the pre-action and deluge systems. Hands-on activities include tripping and resetting the dry pipe, pre-action, and deluge valves. NFPA 25 testing requirements for these systems will be reviewed and demonstrated.

This one-day training is a mix of classroom and hands-on demonstrations that review automatic fire pumps including drivers, controllers, and various other components. Hands-on activities include annual fire pump test on the electric booster pump. Attendees will graph fire pump test data and learn how to evaluate fire pump performance. NFPA 25 testing requirements for fire pumps and controllers are reviewed and demonstrated.

This one-day training is a combination of classroom and hands-on demonstrations focusing on fire detection and alarm systems. Initiating devices, control units, notification devices, and inspection & testing of NFPA 72 are discussed. With live demonstrations, such as fire detection activation, learning requirements has never been more enjoyable.

Attendees of the training will learn how controls and safety devices function, how they can be tested, and what are the common failure mechanisms. Each attendee will also have an opportunity to participate in an open discussion about industry standard preventative maintenance practices and learn how preventative maintenance can significantly reduce outages.

Attendees of the training will learn how controls and safety devices function, how they can be tested, and what are the common failure mechanisms. Each attendee will also have an opportunity to participate in an open discussion about industry standard preventative maintenance practices and learn how preventative maintenance can significantly reduce outages.

Attendees of this training will attain a fundamental understanding of water treatment methods and the ability to evaluate current water treatment performance. You will learn the reasons to establish a water treatment program and the impact it can have on your system’s reliability, fuel/energy consumption and safety. The completion of the course will enhance your ability to effectively communicate with your chemical treatment vendor, internal management, boiler, and HVAC system maintenance vendors.

This two-day training is a mix of classroom and hands-on demonstrations reviewing NFPA 25 requirements, including how to test various fire protection equipment to meet the NFPA standard. Live demonstrations include testing the wet, dry, pre-action, and deluge valves, and activating sprinklers via live fire. Attendees will learn to conduct annual fire pump tests and water supply testing, as well as graph and interpret fire pump test and water supply data. Join us for this interactive session, where risk prevention is possible!

This two-day educational training offers an interactive combination of classroom and hands-on demonstrations, reviewing NFPA 13 requirements for warehouse fire protection. Our risk engineering professionals will engage with you in topics such as sprinkler systems, common warehouse problems, general storage and rack storage sprinkler requirements, commodity classification, ESFR sprinklers, flammable & combustible liquid storage sprinkler requirements and fire doors.

This two-day interactive training will walk participants through reading drawings, identifying components, approving system design, evaluating water supplies, and reviewing hydraulic calculations – all within NFPA 13 standards. Attendees will participate in a plan review exercise.

This one-day interactive training offers a mixture of classroom and hands-on live demonstrations bringing standpipe systems processes and exposures to life. NFPA 14, IBC and NFPA 25 will be discussed as well as installation and testing of standpipe systems. Learning is more engaging through live demonstrations; we invite you to learn more with our Risk Engineering instructors who are knowledgeable and offer interactive experiences.

Attendees of the training will learn how controls and safety devices function, how they can be tested, and what are the common failure mechanisms. Each attendee will also have an opportunity to participate in an open discussion about industry standard preventative maintenance practices and learn how preventative maintenance can significantly reduce outages.

Attendees of this training will attain a fundamental understanding of water treatment methods and the ability to evaluate current water treatment performance. You will learn the reasons to establish a water treatment program and the impact it can have on your system’s reliability, fuel/energy consumption and safety. The completion of the course will enhance your ability to effectively communicate with your chemical treatment vendor, internal management, boiler, and HVAC system maintenance vendors.

Attendees of the training will learn how controls and safety devices function, how they can be tested, and what are the common failure mechanisms. Each attendee will also have an opportunity to participate in an open discussion about industry standard preventative maintenance practices and learn how preventative maintenance can significantly reduce outages.

Attendees of this training will attain a fundamental understanding of water treatment methods and the ability to evaluate current water treatment performance. You will learn the reasons to establish a water treatment program and the impact it can have on your system’s reliability, fuel/energy consumption and safety. The completion of the course will enhance your ability to effectively communicate with your chemical treatment vendor, internal management, boiler, and HVAC system maintenance vendors.