The Fire Technicians Network

The Fire Protection Technicians Network is the premier online building life safety technical resource where you'll find a wealth of information to make YOUR job simpler, more effective and ultimately, more rewarding. If you're a fire alarm technician or fire protection technician, this is the place to hang out! Share your experiences and expertise with others in our life safety and fire alarm forums, download fire alarm verification report, fire alarm inspection report, and building life safety inspection report forms, and explore our library of links, informative tips and suggested testing procedures. Association members can download manuals from our extensive library while our FAQ's pages now feature answers to more than 600 questions (and continuously updated). Subscribe to our live RSS feed and stay up-to-date with manufacturer's bulletins, recall alerts, and technical notes. You can also open a whole TOOL-box of valuable links to exclusive installation guides, NFPA Standards, and agency listings. Our training and events pages offer you opportunities to expand on your knowledge, meet like-minded people, and accelerate your career. *NOTE: If you're using Google's® Chrome™ to surf the web, you may wish to download their RSS Reader first (or you'll get an error message). KEEP IN TOUCH - NORTH AMERICA TOLL FREE, EMAIL & LINKEDIN! You may be interested in joining the discussions (or starting one of your own) on our new LinkedIn Forum. It's free (just like the phone number you'll see at the top of every page) and you just might enjoy sharing with and learning from a bunch of great people! Follow us and receive regular updates on what's happening in your community! You can also sign up to receive our Newsletters, special bulletins, Techinar (Webinar) and Seminar notifications, and offers! PLEASE HELP A FIREFIGHTER BATTLE CANCER! (From LinkedIN) - "Bo Cooper is a 26 year old second generation firefighter with the Fort MacMurray Fire Department. He's fighting leukemia for the 3rd time. His father is a captain with FMFD as well. He is in Maryland trying a new innovative treatment that isn't recognized by Health Canada. As such, it's a very expensive treatment. Firefighters spend their career saving complete strangers in need. If you're a brother or sister, please consider helping a comrade. If you're a civilian, please consider helping to save a firefighters life. If you're a fire protection technician (or involved in the industry as a manufacturer or distributor), please help Bo out. Bo's GOFUNDME page is at https://www.gofundme.com/bocooper .