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Rotronics Training Facility: Beyond Equipment, We Forge Heroes. Sunday, July 28, 2024
 

ROTRONICS TRAINING FACILITY

Victoria, Tarlac

 

Master Firefighting, Rescue, Safety, and Emergency Interventions at the Nation’s First World-Class Training Facility

Guided by the country’s leading experts, our unique training facility is designed to provide top-notch education and hands-on experience. It features a fully equipped lecture room for up to 50 participants, accommodation for 35 individuals, multiple comfort rooms for convenience, and a spacious parking area.

The facility is outfitted with state-of-the-art simulators for firefighting, rescue, safety, and emergency scenarios, allowing your team to gain practical, real-world experience in a controlled environment.

Let us handle the preparation and training of your team. Your personnel will engage in realistic scenarios and learn the most up-to-date, internationally recognized techniques to respond effectively during emergencies. Nothing builds confidence like quality training, which can ultimately save lives and protect valuable assets.

 

TRAINING COURSES

  • Basic Firefighting
    • Firefighting I Awareness
    • Firefighting II Operation
  • Hazardous Materials Response (HAZMAT)
    • HAZMAT Awareness Level
    • HAZMAT Operation Level
    • HAZMAT Technician Level
  • Rope Rescue
    • Rope Rescue Awareness Level 1
    • Rope Rescue Operation Level 2
    • Basic High Angle Rescue
    • Advance High Angle Rescue
  • Structural Firefighting
  • Industrial Firefighting
  • Advanced Firefighting
  • Confined Space Rescue
  • Search and Rescue
  • Basic First Aid
  • Basic Life Support (BLS)
  • Advance Life Support (ALS)
  • Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
  • Crash Vehicle Extrication Response Training (CVERT)
  • Self-contained Breathing Apparatus Proficiency Training (SCBAPT)

 

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CALIBRATION / FLOW TEST GUIDELINES

The following table summarizes MSA’s required frequency for overhaul and flow testing:

AVERAGE SCBA USAGE REGULATORS AUDI LARM OVERHAUL FREQUENCY FLOW TEST FREQUENCY
1 cylinder per day or greater Every 3 year Every year
1 cylinder every other day Every 8 year Every year
1 cylinder per week or less Every 15 year Every year

A decision to retire apparatus should be based on a SCBA’s performance data and whether that data meets the specified level of performance as defined in the maintenance requirements from MSA.

*The unit of SCBA use is defined as the consumption of one 30-minute cylinder of air. If three cylinders of air are used, the SCBA would be considered to have been used three times.

 

 

HYDROSTATIC TESTING

Hydrostatic testing is required under 49 CFR 180.205 to ensure the integrity of pressurized cylinders. These include cylinders of Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and Emergency Life Support Apparatus (ELSA).

 

 

HOW TO KNOW IF YOUR SCBA IS IN NEED OF HYDROSTATIC TESTING?

Table below is the information guide needed on when to have your SCBA be hydrotested starting from the Date of Manufacture, which indicated on the body of the cylinder. If it undergone a hydrotest before, see the date on the round metal disk wrapped around the neck of the cylinder. Contact us if you have inquiry.

CYLINDER TYPE HYDROSTATIC TEST REQUIRED EVERY ( ) YEARS SERVICE LIFE IN YEARS
Fully-wrapped Carbon 5 15
Fully-wrapped Fiberglass 3 15
Hoop-wound Fiberglass 3 15
Aluminum 3 15
Steel 3 >15 / until it fails HydroStatic Test

 

 

REFILL

SCBA Tanks should be refilled every after use to ensure full length of service when needed. We conduct refilling of grade D breathing air to all types of SCBA cylinders.

 

GAS DETECTOR SERVICES

CALIBRATION

MSA XCell Sensors have an expected life of more than four (4) years which translates to fewer sensor replacements during the instrument’s life and lower costs. MSA’s gas detection instruments are designed to notify users as sensors reach end-of-life which ensures reliability of the instruments. It is vital that portable gas detectors are maintained and calibrated properly. All sensors can eventually expire due to loss of sensitivity, slowed response time or both, with exposure to work conditions. MSA recommends full calibration of gas detectors every 6 months or at least once a year to ensure maximum accuracy of the instrument.

REPLACEMENT OF SENSORS

We keep an inventory of MSA sensors, allowing us to provide quick replacements and get your gas detector back in service as soon as possible. As we are a distributor of MSA, we are limited to their sensors only.

 

 

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