B-28 Supervision of Stationary Energy Storage Systems - Exam Prep
Prepare for the FDNY B-28 Certificate of Fitness exam: supervision of Stationary Energy Storage Systems (ESS).
Duration
12 hours
Format
In person with an instructor, or online
Overview
This course prepares you for the FDNY B-28 exam: safe installation, operation and maintenance of Stationary Energy Storage Systems (ESS) in New York City - battery technologies, their hazards, emergency response and the FDNY B-28 rules. Exam preparation only - the certificate is issued by FDNY.
Who It's For
Electricians, engineers, building owners, facility managers, and technicians involved in the design, installation, or maintenance of energy storage systems.
Course Modules
- Module 1: Introduction to Stationary Energy Storage Systems (ESS)
- Module 2: Battery Technologies and Hazards
- Module 3: Installation and Design Requirements
- Module 4: Emergency Response and Fire Suppression
- Module 5: FDNY Codes and Safety Protocols
Requirements
Applicants must be at least 18 years old and able to read and understand English: the FDNY exam is given in English only (our class can be in English, Russian or Spanish). A background in electrical systems or engineering is beneficial but not strictly required.
How to Complete
Attend the class with a live instructor, in person or online.
Pass our practice test.
Get the Battery System Training verification letter from the owner, manufacturer or installer of the battery system: FDNY requires it with the application.
Apply for and take the official FDNY B-28 exam (see the FDNY Notice of Examination for how and where).
FDNY issues the Certificate of Fitness.
Professional Information
The FDNY Certificate of Fitness B-28 is required to supervise stationary energy storage systems (battery systems) in NYC buildings and facilities.
Study online between classes
This exam prep is also in the student portal in English, Russian and Spanish: lessons with figures, practice quizzes and flashcards. Ask for access and the office will contact you.
Ready to Get Started?
Send the enrollment request (it takes a minute) or ask in Telegram. The office contacts you with the next available class and holds your seat.