Module 1 Water Supplies & Sprinkler
Systems
Module 2 Dry Pipe, Deluge & Pre-Action
Sprinkler Systems
Module 3 Automatic Fire Pumps
Module 4 Maintaining Water-Based
Fire Protection Systems
Module 5 Fire Detection & Alarm Systems
Module 6 Warehouse Fire Protection
Module 7 Sprinkler Plan Review
Module 8 Standpipe Systems
Are you expected to perform or
oversee annual fire pump tests?
What are the recordkeeping
requirements for fire pump tests?
Are you able to evaluate and graph
fire pump test results?
Fire pumps provide water flow and pressure
necessary for an automatic sprinkler system to
defend against fires.
LOSS CONTROL UNIVERSITY
AUTOMATIC
FIRE PUMPS
Don’t wait for a fire to find out if the fire pump will
operate when the sprinkler system is activated – it
will be too late.
The following organizations have approved Chubb
Loss Control University to provide CEU seminars: NJ
Division of Fire Safety, NJ UCC, NYS Building Officials,
CT Building Officials, and PA Building Officials. Courses
may apply toward NICET and CSP recertification.
The modules can be taken individually or together.
To view the calendar of program offerings, visit
www.chubb.com/lcu.
For more information, contact
Michele Shedlock at mshedlock@chubb.com
or 908-572-5054,
or visit www.chubb.com/lcu for seminar outlines,
registration forms, facility video and hotel information.
Chubb Services Corporation is an indirect wholly owned
subsidiary of The Chubb Corporation.
This literature is descriptive only.
FIRE PROTECTION MODULE 3
Chubb Services Corporation
Warren, NJ 07059
www.chubbservices.com
Form 37-01-0054 (Rev. 1/15)
AT A GLANCE
The Automatic Fire Pump program from Chubb
Services Corporation is a comprehensive, one-day
seminar that provides working knowledge of automatic
fire pumps, pump drivers and controllers, as well as
illustrates the fundamentals of a fire pump testing and
maintenance program.
The following topics are included in this program.
• Perform annual fire pump test as specified by NFPA 25
AUTOMATIC FIRE PUMPS
• Test and verify fire pump performance using a digital
voltmeter and ammeter
All material in this
seminar adheres to
NFPA 20, Standard
for the Installation of
Stationary Pumps for
Fire Protection.
AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
Chubb’s instructors
are highly-trained
risk engineers, each with decades of loss prevention
and fire protection experience. They are Professional
Engineers in Fire Protection or Certified Fire Protection
Specialists, and members of the National Fire
Protection Association.
• Use and application
• Relief valves
• Piping and fittings
• Water measuring devices
DRIVERS AND CONTROLLERS
• Electric drivers and controllers
• Diesel drivers and controllers
• Jockey pump and controllers
The seminar material is delivered through 6.5 contact
hours of lecture instruction, demonstrations, technical
exercises, group discussions and hands-on activities.
The highly interactive course design encourages
participants to discuss real problems with our
instructors, who use the Loss Control Training Center
equipment to help determine practical solutions that
attendees can apply to their facilities.
Courses run from 8:30 – 4:30 and are held in the
Fire Lab located at: 15 Mountain View Rd., Warren,
NJ, 07059.
• Evaluate and graph fire pump test results
• Types of pumps
ON-SITE EQUIPMENT
• 500 gpm electric booster fire pump with transfer switch
• 500 gpm diesel vertical turbine fire pump
HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE
Participants are given an excellent opportunity to gain
the experience needed to successfully operate and
manage their own loss prevention program. Practical
exercises give application to loss prevention theories.
• Identify fire pump accessories and critical components
• Activate electric and diesel fire pumps
•Hoses
•Playpipes
• Pitot gauges
This seminar is part of a fire protection series that
addresses the codes and standards and best practices
for maintaining equipment and systems.