Get Complaint with CAN/ULC S536:2019 before the January 1, 2026 deadline.
Our Online, Live Instructor-Led Training will give you the tools you need.
Register today for individual 1.5 hour unit/s or select all 4 to SAVE $100:
Format:
Online, Live Instructor-Led
Cost for Each:
CAD $149 +HST, per person, per unit
or
Cost for All:
Package & Save $100! CAD $496 +HST, per person, for all 4 units
Certificate:
HSMC Certificate of Completion + Transcript
Unit 1: Precision in Practice
- Understanding and applying CAN/ULC S536:2019 in inspections
- The importance of clear and accurate documentation
- Common mistakes in installation and testing – and how to avoid them
- Communicating effectively with site contacts and internal teams
- The technician’s role in upholding industry credibility
Who Should Take This Course?
Fire Alarm Technicians, Electricians + Anyone interested in Unit 1 topics
Unit 1: Precision in Practice
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
7 pm EST / 5 pm MST
Unit 2: Supporting the Front Line
- Bridging the gap between what’s sold and what’s delivered
- Training and mentoring technicians for consistency and excellence
- Managing inspection timelines and documentation requirements
- Reducing deficiencies through proactive supervision
- Aligning departmental goals with regulatory expectations
Who Should Take This Course?
Fire Alarm Service Supervisors, Leaders, Manager + Anyone interested in Unit 2 topics
Unit 2: Supporting the Front Line
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
7 pm EST / 5 pm MST
Unit 3: Risk Reduction & Readiness
- Responsibilities under current codes and standards
- Understanding what a “complete” inspection report should include
- Preparing for annual verifications and fire marshal visits
- Cost-effective strategies for maintaining system integrity
Who Should Take This Course?
Building Owners, Operators & Property Managers + Anyone interested in Unit 3 topics
Unit 3: Risk Reduction & Readiness
Wednesday, October 15, 2025
7 pm EST / 5 pm MST
Unit 4: Enforcing with Consistency
- Common gaps observed during reviews and site visits
- Interpreting S536 reports – what should (and shouldn’t) be there
- Working with contractors to raise inspection/reporting standards
- Education over enforcement: building a better culture of compliance
- Opportunities for standardizing expectations across municipalities
Who Should Take This Course?
Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) + Anyone interested in Unit 4 topics
Unit 4: Enforcing with Consistency
Wednesday, October 22, 2025
1 pm EST / 11 am MST
This program is independent of the Canadian Fire Alarm Association (CFAA). Completion of this program does not provide CFAA continuing education credits.
About the Instructor:
Mark Wilson
Mark Wilson is a seasoned professional with a robust background in education and leadership development. With over three decades of experience in teaching and administrative roles, he has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to the training and development of fire and life safety system professionals, building owners, and operators in Alberta and beyond.
His passion for education extends beyond the classroom, as he actively engages in coaching and mentoring aspiring administrators, assistant principals, and principals.
Mark’s philosophy centers on building a culture of success, emphasizing the importance of preparation and continuous improvement in educational settings. He believes that effective leadership is pivotal in shaping positive educational outcomes and fostering environments where both educators and students thrive.
- Alberta Fire Regional Manager
- Red Seal Endorsed Journeyperson Electrician
- Technical Instructor – Fire Alarm Systems