NFPA 25 Webinar | Inspection, Testing & Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems | TIECONN-Webinar-1

📌 Webinar Topic:

🔹 NFPA 25 – Inspection, Testing & Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems
Understanding NFPA 25 is crucial to ensuring fire protection systems function when needed the most. This session will provide practical insights, compliance guidelines, and best practices directly from an industry leader.

🎤 Speaker Spotlight:
Our session was delivered by a NFPA-Approved Training Instructor, an industry expert holding prestigious positions and Principal Committee Member of NFPA 853.

Speaker- Mr. Naveed Anjum CFPS,CFI-1(NFPA),NEBOSH IGC

🎯 Key Takeaways:
NFPA 25 Scope and Requirements
Importance of Regular Inspection & Maintenance
Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Real-Life Case Studies

🔥 Why NFPA 25 Is Important:
NFPA 25 is the standard for the inspection, testing, and maintenance (ITM) of water-based fire protection systems, including sprinklers, standpipes, and fire pumps. It plays a critical role in life safety, asset protection, and legal compliance.

Water-based fire protection systems are only effective if they function properly when needed most—during an emergency. NFPA 25 ensures that these systems are regularly evaluated, maintained in working order, and ready to perform in case of a fire.

✅ Key Reasons Why NFPA 25 Matters:
Life Safety:
Ensures fire protection systems activate promptly to protect occupants during fire emergencies.

Code Compliance:
Meeting NFPA 25 standards is often a legal requirement under local and international fire codes (including UAE Fire & Life Safety Code, IBC, and NFPA 1).

Insurance & Liability:
Proper ITM per NFPA 25 minimizes liability risks and may be required by insurers to maintain coverage or reduce premiums.

Operational Readiness:
Verifies that critical components—sprinkler heads, valves, alarms, fire pumps—are all functional and free of obstructions or damage.

Fire Risk Reduction:
Regular maintenance significantly reduces the likelihood of system failure or false alarms, both of which could endanger lives and disrupt operations.

Cost Savings:
Preventive maintenance avoids expensive emergency repairs or total system overhauls caused by long-term neglect.

Professional Accountability:
It sets a clear standard for building owners, facility managers, and service providers, defining responsibilities and inspection intervals.

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