Authorised Engineer, Intruder Alarms gives you in-depth knowledge of designing and installing intruder alarms. During the training, lectures alternate with cases and exercises and you go through everything from risk analysis, protection planning and the Alarm Act to mathematics, electrical theory and applicable standards. You learn to analyse risks, identify and prevent false alarms and apply SSF's rules for design and installation. The training prepares you for certification and equips you for the examination with SBSC.
Duration: 3 days
Format: On site
Location: Stockholm
Language: Swedish
Level: Advanced
Time commitment: 3.5 days in the classroom (alternatively 3 days online)
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About the course.
Authorised Engineer, Intruder Alarms gives in-depth knowledge of designing and installing alarms. You learn about everything from risk analysis, protection planning and the Alarm Act to mathematics, electrical theory and standards. Lectures alternate with cases and exercises.
The training gives the right knowledge to analyse risks and see the sources of, and prevent, false alarms. You learn to apply the rules on the design and installation of intruder alarms so that you can be confident that everything has been done correctly.
3.5 days
Risk analysis and protection planning - SSF 130, 1014, 1015, 1016, 136, 200, 210 - The Alarm Act, Boverket's Building Regulations (extract) - Swedish Standard for intruder alarms SS EN 50 131-1 - Swedish Standard for registration of low-voltage networks
What you will learn
What you learn.
You can analyse risks and carry out correct protection planning before an alarm installation.
You can identify sources of false alarms and work preventively to avoid them.
You can apply SSF's standards and rules when designing and installing intruder alarms.
You know the Alarm Act, Boverket's building regulations and the Swedish standard SS EN 50131-1.
You master the basic mathematics and electrical theory required for alarm design.
You have the knowledge required to pass the certification exam with SBSC.
Curriculum
How the course is built.
Risk analysis and protection planning
Methodology for analysing risks and planning mechanical and electronic protection before an alarm installation.
SSF standards
Review of relevant SSF standards, including SSF 130, 1014, 1015, 1016, 136, 200 and 210.
Laws and rules
The Alarm Act, extracts from Boverket's building regulations and the legal framework governing alarm installations.
Swedish and European standards
The Swedish standard for intruder alarms SS EN 50131-1 and registration of low-voltage networks.
Mathematics and electrical theory
Basic calculations and electrical theory needed when designing and installing alarms.
Exam preparation
Revision, cases and exercises that prepare you for the certification exam with SBSC.
Target audience
Who is this for?
The training is aimed at installers, designers and technicians at installation companies, security consultants and others who want to become authorised engineers in intruder alarms. It suits both those certifying for the first time and those recertifying.
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