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30 Days
Mon–Sat
Beginner+
Yes
80% Practical
Classroom + practical
Hands-on training
10 Modules
+ internship opportunity
This course develops practical technical skills for installing, inspecting, testing, operating and maintaining fire hydrant and water-based fire protection systems — covering hydrant components, fire pumps, water storage tanks, valves, piping, hose reels, landing valves, fire hoses, nozzles, pressure testing, flow testing and system troubleshooting. You'll learn how these components work together to provide an effective water supply during a fire emergency, alongside relevant fire protection practices and safe working procedures.
Fire water tanks, suction arrangements and supply reliability.
Electric, diesel and jockey pumps, controllers and alarms.
Hands-on hydrant pressure and flow testing procedures.
Participants learn how to identify hydrant system components, understand system layouts, carry out basic installation work, inspect equipment, perform testing procedures, and identify common operational faults. The course focuses on skills that technicians can apply during installation, maintenance, and inspection work.
The course suits learners with basic technical knowledge. Recommended backgrounds include FCS, ICS / Intermediate, a technical diploma or DAE, Electrical, MEP, fire safety or maintenance work.
Participants learn how to identify hydrant system components, understand system layouts, carry out basic installation work, inspect equipment, perform testing procedures, and identify common operational faults. The course focuses on skills that technicians can apply during installation, maintenance, and inspection work.
Practical sessions allow participants to work with fire hydrant equipment and apply the techniques covered during the course. Activities may include component identification, inspection procedures, basic installation practices, testing, and fault identification.
Join the Fire Hydrant Technician Course and develop practical skills in hydrant systems, fire pumps, installation, testing, maintenance and troubleshooting.
