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JIC Labs are approved by NFPA for Hands-on training. These Labs are first outside USA and Canada to be approved for NFPA Hands on training sessions.

JIC has partnership with NFPA to conduct NFPA training in Kingdom of Saudi Arab.

Following are the Hands-on Training sessions that are conducted in JIC.

NFPA 13 Hands-on Installation of Sprinkler Systems (2016) 3-Day Training

Understand water-based fire protection strategies through this comprehensive training program based on the 2016 edition of NFPA 13: Installation of Sprinkler Systems. Hands-on exercises and classroom discussion led by industry experts share new concerns, vital fundamentals, and the knowledge required for comprehensive understanding of top-quality installations. Participants will be more confident and efficient in designs, installations, and analysis through interactive instruction that engages participants in the full range of NFPA 13 application -- including occupancy and commodity hazard classification updates, an area of the Standard that was extensively revised for the 2016 edition. Shift from the classroom to the lab to experience:

• Demonstrations on different sprinkler types and key factors
• Wet pipe and dry pipe demonstrations/explanations
• Hydraulic calculations in action -- from paper to piping
• Demonstrations on the impact of obstructions on sprinklers
  
  NFPA 25: Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems (2017) – 3 days

This 3-day course (NFPA 25: Hands-On Inspection Testing and Maintenance of Water Based Fire Protection Systems 3-Day Training) will combine classroom learning with hands-on training in a lab setting with classroom learning hosted by NFPA®'s approved instructors. Participants will be able to review the 2017 Edition of NFPA 25, chapter-by- chapter with an expert NFPA instructor then apply what they've learned on actual equipment.

Return to job with knowledge and experience participants can apply immediately. With a better understanding of NFPA 25 along with the hands-on experience, participants should save time and money on planning, installations, reviews, maintenance, training and more. All attendees will have the opportunity to learn how to help keep buildings, assets and people better protected. Specifically, building owners and property managers will gain a better understanding of what they need to maintain their fire protection systems by properly managing their vendors. Installers, contractors, engineers and inspectors will see fire protection equipment in proper working order --- giving them an inside view of why NFPA 25 is so important and the value of their part of the process.

To register NFPA Training Sessions, please send email at training@jic.edu.sa or visit http://jic-tpd.com/section3/national-fire-protection-association-nfpa/