Overview:

The BS 5266-1 2006 Introduction course provides a guide to the various standards that are required under Emergency Lighting legislation.

This Emergency Lighting training course shows how to apply the various standards, including BS 5266-1:2005 Code of Practice for Emergency Lighting, which has been designed to help engineers to comply to the new Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order.

Benefits:

Benefits of the BS 5266-1 2006 Introduction course:

• Establishing the principles to assess requirements for new buildings or the upgrading needed for existing premises
• Lighting design conditions and the use of the UK A deviation to European Standard BS EN 1838
• Explanation of the categories of emergency lighting also used in BS EN 60598-2-22
• Selecting appropriate types of system and luminaries
• Designing procedures to cover escape lighting and the additional areas required by risk assessments
• Establishing appropriate manual or automatic testing routines, including changes in the system testing requirements aligning the standard to BS EN 50172
• Generating compliant documentation for installations and test certificates
• Understanding and applying the relevant standards and the relationships between them
• Forthcoming developments e.g. BS 5266-10.

Course details:

The BS 5266-1 2006 Introduction is suitable for:

• Systems users
• Engineers involved in the maintenance of emergency lighting systems
• Systems designers
• Building control inspectors
• Electrical contractors
• Local authorities
• Fire installers
• Fire authorities
• Specifiers
• Consultants
• User groups
• Fire protection companies

Usual duration: One day

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