Students learn the practical application of the 2009 editions of the NFPA 101 Life Safety Code in seven hours of instruction. The focus is on fire alarm and access control requirements that students will encounter on a daily basis. The course concludes with a one-hour examination. ((NTS-0.8 CEUs) (more…)
Registration is open at this time for all classes. Attendance is required at all sessions in order to complete a course. Class size is limited to 21 students on a first registered, first enrolled basis, therefore early registration is encouraged. Be aware a $10 fee per person will be added after the Early Bird dead line. As stated on each registration form over night and priority shipping fees will also be charged to the customer.
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NTS COURSE – Fire Alarm Installation Methods-Thursday & Friday,
April 18-19, 2013 – ADI Training Room, Brookfield , WI.
This course is one of the three courses required to attain a CAT Level II Certification. For those seeking primarily to expand their knowledge of the installation, service and maintenance of fire alarm systems, this is the ideal cours. In addition it provides important review material for preparing for NICET Level 1 & 2 examinations. (more…)
Here is a link to the Certifications page on our website and the renewal form you will need to submit.
Here is a link to the current NTS accredited CEU courses.
This is a list of what qualifies for CEU credit.
Qualifying activities:
ESA’s National Training School will practically go to any lengths to provide training to industry professionals, wherever they happen to be located. Just ask a group of U.S. Marines stationed at Camp Hansen in Okinawa, Japan. Level 1 Training from NTS is playing an important role in ensuring their safety as Explosive Ordnance Disposal specialists, dealing with all types of deadly materials.
