NFPA 20, Stationary Fire Pumps for Fire Protection Online Training Series is designed to help ensure fire pump readiness and reliability and to avoid costly errors, improve project efficiency, and help protect lives and property.
NFPA 20, Standard for the Installation of Stationary Pumps for Fire Protection, is an industry-trusted document offering comprehensive best practices and complex concepts and information. As a water-based systems engineer, designer, plan reviewer, installer, maintenance personnel, inspector, manufacturer, or insurer who needs to know about stationary fire pumps for their work, NFPA 20, Stationary Fire Pumps for Fire Protection (2022) Online Training is your source for expert instruction in how to apply the standard's criteria to help ensure cutting-edge fire protection.
The six-part program covers the design, installation, and testing of fire pumps, limited service controllers, and pumps in series. You have the flexibility to choose the courses you require or bundle them together for the complete program.
Learning modules focus on:
- Evaluation and planning
- Sizing and performance
- Enclosures
- System layout
- Other considerations
- Acceptance testing
NFPA 20 Online Training delivers high-impact learning in a cost-effective and convenient digital format.
Updated to reflect the 2022 edition of NFPA 20, this web-based training series is a must-have for anyone operating in the US or internationally who makes decisions about stationary fire pumps and needs to be informed of the latest information. The six one-hour learning modules are designed by NFPA® code experts and teach through interactive exercises, fundamental concepts, and procedures.
Learn at your own time and pace as you follow along virtually with a designer providing an example of the process of designing a fire pump for a specific installation. In the series, you will also receive instruction on why, depending on the parameter of the project, you would use certain components or designs. Each one-hour course is worth 0.1 continuing education units and ends with an exam to test your knowledge.
Those who complete the series should be able to:
- State the purpose of fire pumps and differentiate between pump types, applications, and characteristics.
- List the requirements for fire pump performance based on unit sizing, water supply, power supply, and additional factors.
- Identify the requirements for the installation of fire pumps and peripheral equipment.
- Identify and apply requirements for the construction and protection of fire pump enclosures.
- Explain the criteria for determining the appropriate components and system layout for a fire pump assembly.
- Define critical terms and design considerations such as "balanced flow" and "unbalanced flow".
- Reference considerations for special project situations such as high-rise buildings, diesel fuel tanks, and fire pump pressure controls.
- Locate and apply requirements for finalizing a fire pump installation, including acceptability testing, inspections, and documentation.
Get the ultimate companion to NFPA 20 to help gain a more advanced understanding of how to help ensure that the stationary pump is installed correctly to support your fire protection system(s).
Sign up for the NFPA 20, Stationary Fire Pumps for Fire Protection Online Training Series today.
Who Will Benefit:
Water-based systems engineers, designers, plan reviewers, installers, maintenance personnel, inspectors, manufacturers, insurers, and anyone preparing for the Certified Water-Based Systems Professional Certification.
Continuing Education Credit:
Complete this six-hour online training series and qualify for 0.6 CEUs. Completion of each one-hour course qualifies you for 0.1 CEU. After successfully completing a course or the course series, participants will be prompted to download the CEU certificate directly from the course site.
Please verify applicability with your professional board or organization before registering.
Group Training:
For more information or to receive a price quote for NFPA group training, please call 877-336-3280 or e-mail: grouptraining@nfpa.org.