Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems
Course Overview
Automatic fire sprinkler systems are your first line of defense in the event of a fire. Are you doing everything you need to maintain your first line of defense? This course will explain the functional components of your sprinkler system, as well as the requirements for testing and maintenance. Participation in this interactive class can assist you in implementing an Inspection, Testing and Maintenance program designed to maximize the response of your system should your company experience a fire.
Taught at Travelers’ state-of-the-art fire lab, this program is a combination of lecture and hands-on activities. Participants will test live sprinkler systems, reset wet-pipe and dry-pipe valves, witness a live demonstration of a sprinkler head, and flow test a fire booster pump.
The workshop will include:
- A discussion of fire protection system nomenclature.
- Demonstrations of sprinkler discharge.
- Maintenance guidelines for water-based fire protection systems.
- A review of NFPA 25.
- Scenarios for involving a sprinkler contractor.
- A hands-on workshop on inspection, testing and maintenance of sprinkler systems and fire pumps.
- A look at new technology in sprinkler protection.
Upcoming Sessions
Windsor, CT
Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems
August 19, 2026
8:00am – 4:00pm ET
Travelers Claim University
99 Lamberton Rd. (Hydraulics Lab & Classroom 1A)
Windsor, CT 06095
Facilitators:
Dale Bonn, Risk Control National Director, Property
David Vetter, Risk Control Specialist, Property
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Additional Details
Cost: Complimentary to Travelers customers
Duration: 8 hours
Who Should Attend: Maintenance supervisors, technicians, risk managers, or anyone responsible for inspecting, testing, or maintaining fire protection systems.
Class registration is limited to current Travelers customers only. If you have other business relationships with Travelers and feel you have a business need to attend this class, please contact your local Travelers Risk Control consultant.
If you would like more information, please contact your local Travelers Risk Control Consultant.