2018 Registered Fire Engineer Examination Guide

This book breaks through the original chapter structure of the textbook. It grasps the textbook and standardized knowledge system from the perspective of a fire inspection and maintenance person, focuses on the combination of theory and practice, and strives to apply what is learned; it grasps the breadth and depth of the exam from the perspective of a manager, thereby avoiding turning the fire engineer exam into a construction engineer. The two meridians of passive fire protection (building fire protection) and active fire protection (equipment and facilities) are used as the main lines throughout. It attempts to explain the balance between "safety" and "production" by interpreting the relationship between the two, so as to solve the common problems that candidates encounter in review and preparation. This is the so-called "one meridians lead to hundreds of meridians." On the basis of the second edition, this book has been rewritten in accordance with the five new specifications that were included in the examination scope in 2018. It has added several summary charts and memory tips such as comparison of fire resistance levels of industrial and civil buildings, comparison of fire resistance levels of interior decoration, and fire pump starting logic diagrams. It also adds related memory test points for knowledge points, and uses special color fonts to mark keywords of common test points. The calculation questions that may be involved in the exam have been summarized, and non-core test content such as "aircraft hangars, clean workshops, and information room fire protection" have been deleted in an effort to simplify and reduce the burden of exam preparation. This is a handout, compiled according to the author's specially created body of knowledge. This is a pillow book. Browse through the blue keywords in the book one hour before going to bed every day. The mnemonic effect is remarkable. This is a reference book from which you can quickly find answers to questions you may be confused about.