Revit Fire Fighting Complete Project Based Course

Name: Revit Fire Fighting Complete Project Based Course
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Learn Fire Fighting System Design & Modeling in Revit with Real Project Applications

Created bySajjad Ansari

Last updated 9/2025

English

What you'll learn

Students will learn how to create complete fire protection system layouts (sprinkler, standpipe, hydrant, and pump room systems) within Revit from scratch.
Learners will gain the ability to perform hydraulic calculations, size pipes, and verify pressure requirements for fire protection systems as per NFPA standards
Students will be able to generate coordinated drawings, legends, schedules, and detailed sheets for real-world project submissions.
Learners will understand how to apply NFPA, NBC, and local fire codes while designing and modeling in Revit to ensure compliance and safety.
Students will learn how to integrate fire fighting systems with other MEP services (HVAC, plumbing, electrical) in a BIM-coordinated project environment.

Course content

9 sections • 32 lectures • 6h 51m total length

1.1 Basics of Fire23:39
1.2 Classification of Fire12:05
1.3 Overview of Fire Fighting Standards6:34
1.4 Types of Fire Fighting Systems8:34
1.5 Basics of Fire extinguishers10:45
1.6 Fire Extinguishers location and placement21:31
1.7 Classification of occupancies based on hazards16:12
1.8 Working of Fire Sprinklers17:09

3.1 Calculation & Placement of Sprinklers17:02
3.2 Creating Fire fighting Piping Layout7:20
Create firefighting piping layouts by selecting ground-floor sprinklers and generating manual or automatic layouts, then set main and branch fire pipes with 11.5 ft offsets and view in 3D.
3.3 Fire Sprinklers Pipe Sizing12:24
3.4 Placement of Zone Control Valve20:14
Implement the zone control valve assembly in Revit, integrating butterfly valve, flow switch, pressure gauge, and drain valve to control sprinkler feed from the fire water tank.

8.1 Setting up a central file10:28
Create a central file in Revit to enable multi-user collaboration and share the project over the local area network. Save as central file, then set permissions and synchronize local copies.
8.2 Workset & Worksharing15:26
8.3 Creating Sheet & Title block in Revit15:41
Master how to create and load sheet and title blocks in Revit, customize name, drawn by, and checked by fields, and place floor plans, 3d views, and schedules on sheets.
8.4 Printing & Exporting Drawing in Revit6:34
Print and export drawings in Revit by configuring print setup, choosing letter paper and orientation, selecting raster processing for shaded views, and saving the result as a pdf or image.

Requirements

Basic Knowledge of Fire Fighting Systems (Optional)
Revit Software Installed
Computer/Laptop with Minimum Specs
No Prior Revit Experience Required

Description

Are you looking to master Fire Fighting System Design and Modeling in Revit with real project applications?
This course is designed to take you step by step from the basics to advanced project-level execution, making you confident in handling fire protection projects in a BIM environment.

Whether you are a student, beginner, or working professional, this course will help you build the practical skills required to design, model, and document complete fire fighting systems in Autodesk Revit while following international standards (NFPA, NBC, and local codes).

What You’ll Learn in This Course

Model and design fire fighting systems (sprinklers, standpipes, hydrants, and pump rooms) inside Revit.
Perform hydraulic calculations and correctly size pipes, pumps, and fittings for efficient system design.
Apply fire codes and safety standards in real-world project work.
Generate project documentation – coordinated drawings, legends, schedules, and detailed sheets.
Collaborate in a BIM environment by integrating fire fighting systems with HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services.

Who This Course is For

MEP & Mechanical Engineers, BIM professionals, and draftsmen.
Students & fresh graduates looking to build career-ready skills.
Professionals working in construction, fire safety, or consultancy firms.
Anyone interested in learning Revit Fire Fighting Design from scratch to project completion.

Requirements / Prerequisites

No prior Revit experience is required – we start from the basics.
A computer/laptop with Revit installed (2022 or later recommended).
Basic knowledge of fire fighting systems is helpful but not mandatory.

Why Take This Course?

By the end of this course, you will be able to design, model, and deliver a complete fire fighting project in Revit, making you job-ready for MEP design offices, BIM firms, and construction companies. You’ll not only gain software skills but also learn real project workflows that professionals use in the industry.

Who this course is for:

Mechanical/MEP Engineers and Designers
BIM Modelers and Draftsmen
Engineering Students and Fresh Graduates
Construction and Fire Safety Professionals
Anyone Interested in Fire Fighting Design

Revit Fire Fighting Complete Project Based Course

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Course content

Module 01 Introduction to Fire Fighting Systems and Revit8 lectures • 1hr 56min

Module 02 Project Setup in Revit3 lectures • 42min

Module 03 Fire Sprinkler System Design4 lectures • 57min

Module 04 Standpipe and Hose Reel System Design3 lectures • 19min

Module 05 Fire Pump Room Design4 lectures • 58min

Module 06 Fire Hydrant System Design2 lectures • 19min

Module 07 Documentation and Scheduling3 lectures • 35min

Module 08 Project Collaboration and Documentation4 lectures • 48min

Module 09 CAD Import1 lecture • 18min

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