Fire Alarm Trainer - DEMO
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* This DEMO is a 5 question sample of our full versions. ***
With the training acquired with any of the Fire Alarm Trainer Apps, not only will you will learn how to look up and answer fire alarm related questions; but also learn the keywords you would use to answer them. In addition, each question has extensive explanations to understand the concepts and not just the answers. With content designed by Fire Alarm Industry Experts, each question has been specifically worded to simulate what an actual exam would include. From fire alarm symbol identification to device load calculations, the app is packed with years of experience that will allow you to not only learn the ways the questions are asked, but learn the key words within the questions.
All questions are broken into major topics to allow you to focus on a specific topic. Topics include:
- Calculations and Computations
- Circuits and Pathways
- Codes and Standards
- Contracts
- Equipment Selection
- Field Installations
- Fire Alarm Documentation
- Project Management
- Safety
- Submittals and Plan Preparation
- Testing and Inspecting
Each Fire Alarm Trainer Level correlates to the same NICET level and becomes more advanced the further up you are. All content has been based on the versions of the Code Book that NICET bases the tests on, e.g., NFPA 72 version 2013, NEC 70 version 2011. In addition, a Safety Quiz has been included with each level of questions that has been based on the most up-to-date OSHA rules.
This is the most extensive bank of practice questions that, put together, create the most highly valued Fire Alarm Practice Test that you will find. With questions being shuffled at every attempt, the content continues to teach even after numerous rounds of studying.
* This DEMO is a 5 question sample of our full versions. ***
With the training acquired with any of the Fire Alarm Trainer Apps, not only will you will learn how to look up and answer fire alarm related questions; but also learn the keywords you would use to answer them. In addition, each question has extensive explanations to understand the concepts and not just the answers. With content designed by Fire Alarm Industry Experts, each question has been specifically worded to simulate what an actual exam would include. From fire alarm symbol identification to device load calculations, the app is packed with years of experience that will allow you to not only learn the ways the questions are asked, but learn the key words within the questions.
All questions are broken into major topics to allow you to focus on a specific topic. Topics include:
- Calculations and Computations
- Circuits and Pathways
- Codes and Standards
- Contracts
- Equipment Selection
- Field Installations
- Fire Alarm Documentation
- Project Management
- Safety
- Submittals and Plan Preparation
- Testing and Inspecting
Each Fire Alarm Trainer Level correlates to the same NICET level and becomes more advanced the further up you are. All content has been based on the versions of the Code Book that NICET bases the tests on, e.g., NFPA 72 version 2013, NEC 70 version 2011. In addition, a Safety Quiz has been included with each level of questions that has been based on the most up-to-date OSHA rules.
This is the most extensive bank of practice questions that, put together, create the most highly valued Fire Alarm Practice Test that you will find. With questions being shuffled at every attempt, the content continues to teach even after numerous rounds of studying.
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Reviews (2)
Joe. J.
Jul 22, 2018
Extremely helpful on one of the most difficult trades in construction.
It's ok....issue is, you can't learn from this. You are presented with a question and you are expected to know the answer. The review doesn't show you HOW to get the answer, there is a really good book on Amazon that shows you exactly how to find the answer. It shows you a method, rather than just show you a question with answers. Go to Amazon and search for NICET, it's the first book from the results. There is a manual pull station on the cover.