Hochiki equips FIA training facility with fire detection technology

Hochiki Europe has announced the donation of a range of fire detection devices to the new Fire Industry Association (FIA) training facility in Northwich.

As reported by Hochiki Europe, the donation aims to equip the facility’s practical bays, where students will gain hands-on experience with fire system installations.

The provided equipment includes addressable surface mounted MCPs, isolators, bases, programmable heat sensors, optical smoke sensors, multi-sensors, and Voice Alarm Devices (VADs).

These devices, commonly used by UK firefighting services, are designed to minimise false alarms and enhance fire safety.

“We are thrilled to support the FIA in its mission to train the next generation of fire safety engineers,” said Shinsuke Kubo, Managing Director of Hochiki Europe.

“By providing our latest fire detection devices, we can help ensure that these future professionals have the skills and knowledge they need to safeguard lives and property.”

Training facility supports northern engineers

The new FIA training facility in Northwich aims to offer better access for businesses and student engineers in the North of England.

The facility will provide FIA’s industry-recognised courses, making it more convenient for professionals based in the region to gain essential skills in fire protection.

Hochiki Europe’s equipment donation will allow students to train with cutting-edge technology used in real-world settings, preparing them for future roles in fire safety engineering.

Hochiki’s legacy of fire safety innovation

Founded in 1918 in Japan, Hochiki has developed a reputation for its fire detection technologies.

With over a century of experience, the company continues to provide reliable fire safety products and solutions across various sectors.

The Fire Industry Association (FIA), established in the United Kingdom just two years after Hochiki, has been a leading voice in fire protection and safety training for over a century.

The FIA is committed to promoting best practices and supporting fire safety professionals through its training programs.

Collaboration to advance fire safety training

The partnership between Hochiki Europe and the FIA reflects a shared commitment to advancing fire safety standards and training.

By providing cutting-edge fire detection equipment, Hochiki aims to help the FIA equip its students with the skills necessary to protect people and property effectively.

This collaboration brings together Hochiki’s expertise in fire detection and the FIA’s extensive experience in fire safety education, supporting the development of the next generation of fire safety engineers.

Hochiki donates fire detection devices to FIA training facility in Northwich: Summary

Hochiki Europe has donated various fire detection devices to the Fire Industry Association’s (FIA) new training facility in Northwich, England.

The equipment, which includes multi-sensors, heat sensors, and Voice Alarm Devices (VADs), will allow students to gain hands-on experience in fire system installations.

This facility aims to provide better access to fire safety training for businesses and engineers in the North of England.

Hochiki, founded in Japan in 1918, and the FIA, established two years later, share a long-standing commitment to improving fire safety standards.

Their partnership will help train the next generation of fire safety professionals.