Courtesy System Sensor
ST. CHARLES, Ill. -- Fire protection products provider System Sensor, a Honeywell company, has updated its carbon monoxide (CO) online training course, which now allows users to access CO information at their own convenience.
The course features voiceover options, informative visuals and increased interactivity that helps educate users on CO products, legislation and application knowledge for use in the field.
At the end of the training, customers have the opportunity to take an online quiz and print a certificate to verify course completion.
"We timed the release [of the program] to coincide with the winter months, when carbon monoxide incidents are typically at their highest and interest in protection is most prevalent," says Jack Ogden, product manager, System Sensor Security. "There's currently a combination of increased customer interest and new state legislation and code that makes this the best time to get up to date on everything CO."
To access the training program, visit systemsensor.com/training.
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