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Our Schedule and other important information
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Coming up February 16 AFAANJ General Meeting
April 20, the Joint NJSFPE/AFAANJ Spring Symposium. Great speakers, great vendors, lots of CEU-CPD's
Dues for 2012 will be in the mail shortly, due to our inability to fill training classes and increased operating costs we have to raise the dues from $350 to $390, however, if you pay within 30 days of invoice you can deduct $30.00.
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General Info
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The bar at the Hanover Manor opens at 5:00 Meetings start around 6:00 Our business meeting is conducted during breaks in the meal and as the desert comes out the speaker goes up for typically a one hour ± presentation. We are typically done by 8:00 PM
All Meetings are Thursday unless noted otherwise.
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September 15, 2011 General
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Frank Savino President of United Fire provided us with a presentation concerning 'Suppression System Control Panels Working With Building Fire Alarm and Other Systems'
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October 20, 2011
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November 17, 2011 General
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AFAANJ thanks our speaker Mr. Kenneth Kirshenbaum Mr. Kirshenbaum provided us with some of the legal aspects of fire alarm law. He also explained how his contracts for fire alarm installation, monitoring and service can protect us.
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January 19, 2012
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Rodger Reiswig, SET the Director of Industry Relations at SimplexGrinnell will be our speaker. Mr. Reiswig will discuss NFPA 3 the Recommended Practice on Commissioning and Integrated Testing of Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems.
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March 15, 2012
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April 19, 2012
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3rd Annual NJSFPE/AFAANJ Symposium & Trade Show A whole day of great speakers, generous venders and CEU’s
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Wes Marcks the Northeast Regional Manager for
Xtralis (VESDA) will be providing a presentation on VESDA’s use for numerous life safety solutions to protect people, critical infrastructure and high-value or irreplaceable assets. Xtralis is the inventor and pioneer of VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus) aspirating smoke detection (ASD) technology and remains the world’s No. 1 supplier of ASD systems.
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AFAA National Code Conference and Meeting will be at the Arizona Grand in Phoenix, AZ.
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Annual NFPA Conference is in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay
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June 21, 2012
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August Date TBD
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Board - annual planning meeting.
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Canceled!!
We need your input to allow rescheduling
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Intermediate Fire Alarm (NICET Level 1 & 2)
Inspection, Test, & Maintenance
IBC as adopted by the State of NJ |
Dates are subject to change, watch this page for changes!
Who's the AFAA of New Jersey you are!
If you want to see more training dates added to this list you have to
ask for them! We are a volunteer organization, we do what we do because we want to give back to our industry & community.
CPD’s:
Each member is responsible to maintain their own current list of CPD’s, this can be as simple as writing it down, or if you like, keeping a spread sheet. Each time you attend a meeting, seminar or training class record the topic, time and relevance to the industry. We highly recommend keeping your personal CPD list updated each time you earn CPD’s. To your left is a link to NICET's down load able CPD record log. If you're NICET Certified you will be reminded that you need to renew after three years, however, if you’re simply using NICET to keep your records for your NJ Fire Alarm Permit you will not be reminded when it is time to renew. You must provide your paperwork to NICET early to ensure that you have your letter from them to forward to the DCA, DFS when its time to renew. You will have to request your letter from NICET so you have it already to submit it to the DFS PRIOR TO YOUR EXPIRATION DATE!!!!!!!
See the results of AFAA's past work on the 2007 Supplement of IFC Section 907 and if you like download copy of the supplement at no charge by going to http://www.iccsafe.org/cs/codes/2007-08cycle/index.html . Click on the link '2007 Supplement' See the results of AFAA's work June 11, 2009 at NFPA®
AFAANJ shows its support of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, Inc.
( IAFC ) though the President of the AFAANJ's Affiliate Membership
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Useful Links
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Welcome to the Automatic Fire Alarm Association of New Jersey's Home Page
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What is the Automatic Fire Alarm Association?
The Automatic Fire Alarm Association (AFAA) is the only national trade organization dedicated to the automatic fire alarm industry. The AFAA has chapters located throughout the United States. Its members include fire alarm installation companies, contractors, central station companies, fire alarm manufactures, fire protection engineers, municipal fire and sub-code officials and anyone involved in the automatic fire alarm industry.
Our #1 Purpose is the Education of those involved in the fire alarm industry.
Education in all aspects of fire detection systems including design, codes and code issues, application, installation, testing and maintenance, new technology and issues relating the business side of the fire alarm company - there's something for everyone! The ever-changing codes, technology and circumstances make the AFAA a valuable asset to anyone involved in the fire alarm industry.
Our Code of Ethics
As individuals and companies engaged in the fire detection and alarm systems industry, we recognize our responsibility to maintain high standards of reliability in the application of the life safety and property protection systems provided by us.
To be honest and fair in all matters with our employees, customers, subcontractors, distributors, competitors and suppliers.
To follow nationally recognized Codes and Standards, federal, state and local laws and regulations, when designing, supplying or installing fire detection and alarm systems.
To encourage and support well-founded legislation affecting our industry and the people we serve.
To support and participate in the education of those in and regulating our industry.
When representing the Association, we will conduct ourselves professionally and with decorum.
Individually, we will strive for high standards of performance and professional competence.
We will judge all of our actions based on the questions, “Is it right?” and “Is it fair?”
We accept this code freely and pledge to support our Association in its endeavors to improve the life safety and property protection in the United States of America.
"Smoke Detection & Fire Sprinklers Save Lives"
When Properly Installed, Tested, Monitored And Maintained!
Our mission is to improve fire and life safety in America.
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