Emergency Lighting Training

Based on National Canadian Codes

COMING SOON

We are currently developing a comprehensive training program focused on the inspection, testing, maintenance, and compliance of emergency lighting systems.

Our goal is to provide practical, code focused training that helps fire and life safety professionals understand the requirements, identify deficiencies, and properly document their findings.

Topics in Consideration

  • Interpret and apply national building and fire code requirements for emergency lighting systems
  • Identify all key system components and their functions
  • Conduct thorough inspections and functional testing in compliance with national standards
  • Recognize common deficiencies and code compliance issues
  • Perform proper maintenance and troubleshooting procedures
  • Document inspection findings and recommendations according to regulatory best practices
  • Ensure systems meet current national code and regulatory requirements

Code Review

  • National Building Code of Canada
  • National Fire Code of Canada
  • Canadian Electrical Code
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These intensive one-day courses equip fire and life safety professionals with the essential skills to inspect, maintain, and troubleshoot systems while ensuring full compliance with national codes and standards.

Through expert-led instruction and hands-on learning, participants gain a thorough understanding of current building and fire code requirements.

CODE REVIEW

  • National Building Code of Canada
  • National Fire Code of Canada
  • Canadian Electrical Code

Format: Online

Cost: CAD $499 +HST, per person, per training session

Certificate: HSMC Certificate of Completion + Transcript

TOPICS COVERED

  • Interpret and apply national building and fire code requirements for emergency lighting systems
  • Identify all key system components and their functions
  • Conduct thorough inspections and functional testing in compliance with national standards
  • Recognize common deficiencies and code compliance issues
  • Perform proper maintenance and troubleshooting procedures
  • Document inspection findings and recommendations according to regulatory best practices
  • Ensure systems meet current national code and regulatory requirements
This program does not require approval under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005