2025 NFPA 2001, Standard on Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems Training

NFPA Authorized Education Network

Courses in this section are delivered by instructors officially authorized under the NFPA Authorized Education Network (AEN) and provide participants with internationally recognised NFPA certification.

• Authorized instructor
• International NFPA certificate
• Officially authorized training

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Who should attend

This training is meticulously designed for professionals involved in the end-to-end lifecycle of fire protection and gaseous extinguishing systems: Designers & Fire Protection Engineers seeking mastery over NFPA 2001 standards and design calculations. Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing System Suppliers & Installers (Firms and technical personnel offering equipment supply, assembly, and commissioning). System Technicians & Maintenance Engineers responsible for testing, servicing, and maintaining clean agent suppression systems. EH&S (Environmental Health & Safety) Managers & Risk Consultants supervising high-value asset protection in data centers, archives, industrial plants, and telecom facilities. Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) Personnel & Code Enforcement Officials inspecting and approving gaseous fire suppression installations.

What you will gain

• Upon successful completion of this training, participants will be able to:
• Understand & Apply NFPA 2001: Identify the full scope, core purpose, and operational logic of the 2025 NFPA 2001 standard.
• System Design & Compatibility: Identify compatible uses for clean agent extinguishing systems across diverse hazardous environments.
• Safety & Environmental Standards: Apply safe human exposure limits and evaluate clean agent environmental impact metrics (ODP, GWP, atmospheric lifetime).
• Engineering Calculations: Accurately calculate the minimum design quantity of clean agent required for specific hazard volumes.
• Enclosure & Hardware Integrity: Determine protection duration, enclosure strength/venting requirements, clean agent piping, and nozzle selection criteria.
• Integration & Control: Specify requirements for fire detection, actuation mechanisms, notification appliances, and control panel logic.
• Maintenance & Service: Understand routine servicing, testing, and storage requirements necessary for life-long system reliability.
• Earn Continuing Education Units: Earn 1.4 CEUs certified through NFPA AEN standards.

Highlights

1. Direct Access to Experts: Learn directly from NFPA-Approved Authorized Instructors who bring decades of field experience, system design insights, and standards mastery into the classroom.

2. Interactive Team Activities & Case Studies: Engage in hands-on group exercises designed to simulate real-world design, calculation, and compliance challenges alongside industry peers.

3. Unmatched Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow engineers, system designers, contractors, and suppliers during catered networking breaks and full-day lunches.

4. All-Inclusive Learning Package: Registration covers all printed and digital training materials, coffee/refreshment breaks, daily gourmet lunches, and interactive workshop sessions