Emergency Preparedness
Part Two: Emergency Mass Communication
Emergency communication systems help save lives by allowing your building's occupants to receive a quick and clear notification. However, emergency communication technology continues to evolve, becoming more complex with integrated solutions like networked fire alarms, direct recipient mass notification systems, and IP/VOIP connectivity. This can make managing your emergency response plans feel overwhelming.
In Part Two of our on-demand webinar series on Emergency Preparedness, you will learn about the latest mass communication technologies and code requirements to ensure effective response and management of emergency events.
As a strategic partner, PSI has teamed up with Edwards to provide this virtual training focused on:
- How to plan, deploy, and utilize an emergency communications platform
- Understanding who needs to receive alerts
- What code requirements need to be followed
Virtual Training Presenters
Frederick Rezler, a Strategic Account Manager for Carrier Edwards / Kidde, has been in the fire and life safety industry for over 30 years. Frederick is a member of the NFPA, and is NICET Certified in Fire Protection Engineering Technology / Fire Alarm Systems.
Scott LeClair is an account executive and has been with PSI for nearly 20 years. Scott is a licensed Washington Electrical Administrator and 06 Limited Energy. He also holds an Oregon LEA license. Scott is NICET Certified Level IV – Fire Alarm Systems.