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LOCATION:San Francisco Fire Department 2310 Folsom St. San Francisco\, CA 9
 4110 US
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SUMMARY:Electrical Aspects of Fire Investigation 5.13-15.25 CA
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong style="color: var(--main-font-color
 )\;"></strong></p>\n<div><strong></strong></div>\n<strong></strong><em>The
  San Francisco Fire Department hosts Electrical Aspects of Fire Investigat
 ion</em><br />\n<span style="text-decoration: underline\;">May 13-15\, 202
 5</span><br />\nSan Francisco Fire Department<br />\n2310 Folsom St.<br />
 \nSan Francisco\, CA 94110<br />\n<strong>Class begins at 8am</strong>\n<p
 ><strong><br />\n</strong></p>\n<div><span style="text-decoration: underli
 ne\;"></span></div>\n<p>This course addresses the critical skills essentia
 l to the effective investigation and evaluation of fires involving potenti
 al electrical fire causes. This course utilizes state of the art technique
 s\, practices\, protocols and standards to assist investigators to properl
 y and effectively evaluate electrical systems and associated components to
  ascertain their role in a fire. Students will be provided with a basic kn
 owledge of electricity\, electrical circuits and distribution systems\, pr
 oper evaluation and recognition of common electrical faults and failures o
 f electrical components and circuits\, as well as a working knowledge of t
 he National Electrical Code (NEC) and how it applies to fire investigation
 s. The use of &ldquo\;Arc Mapping&rdquo\; will also be discussed and ho it
  can be effectively used to assist in fire origin determination. Participa
 nts will also be able to demonstrate a general knowledge of electricity\, 
 electrical circuits\, systems and arc mapping principles through a series 
 of instructor-led &ldquo\;hands-on&rdquo\; practical exercises.</p>\n<p><s
 trong>Topics to be covered:</strong> Scene Safety\; Definitions / Terms\; 
 Atomic Theory and Electricity\; Ohm&rsquo\;s Law / Joules&rsquo\; Law\; Ma
 gnetism\; AC vs. DC\; Transformers\; Three Phase Power\; Branch Circuits\;
  Service Entrance\; Meter Usage\; Circuit Breakers\; Wiring\; Measuring Vo
 ltage &amp\; Current\; Electrical Failure\; Evidence Collection\; Scene Pr
 ocessing\; Electrical Heating\; Arcing Through Char &amp\; Melting\; Exami
 nation Hints\; Myth Avoidance\; Arc Mapping\; Open Neutral Failure\; Intru
 sion Alarm and Surveillance Systems\; Electrical Examinations\; and Case S
 tudies.</p>\n<p>You will need to bring a laptop/tablet\, power tap and ext
 ension cord\, regular and Philips screwdriver\, wire cutters\, and needle 
 nose pliers.</p>\n<p><strong><em>CFITrainer.Net&reg\; Module Prerequisites
 :</em></strong><br />\nArc Mapping Basic\nBasic Electricity\nElectrical Sa
 fety\nResidential Electrical Systems\nIntroduction to Evidence<br />\n<br 
 />\nPrerequisites are required as supporting knowledge for the class and t
 he examination.&nbsp\; Materials within the class and examination will ref
 erence all Prerequisites.</p>\n<p><strong>Fees:</strong>\nIAAI-Member $380
 .00&nbsp\;\nNon-Member $560.00&nbsp\;\nDebit/Credit Card payments only. If
  you must use a check or other means please contact<a href="mailto: IAAI-T
 raining@firearson.com"> IAAI-Training@firearson.com</a></p>\n<div><strong>
 Cancellation Structure:</strong></div>\n<div>31 days prior to start of cla
 ss\, monies refunded.</div>\n<p>30 days prior to start of class\, no refun
 d.</p>\n<p><span style="color: var(--main-font-color)\;">Questions? </span
 ><a href="mailto:IAAI-Training@firearson.com">IAAI-Training@firearson.com<
 /a></p>\n<p>All IAAI offerings are subject to cancellation or changes.</p>
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