The process of installing a fire alarm system typically involves the following steps:

• Site survey:
  

  A qualified fire alarm system installer will visit the site to assess the building's layout, occupancy, and fire hazards. They will also consult with the building owner or manager to determine their specific needs and requirements.

• Design:
  

  Based on the site survey, the installer will design a fire alarm system that meets the building's specific needs and complies with local fire safety regulations. The design will include the number and placement of smoke detectors, fire alarms, control panels, and other components.

• Installation:
  

  The installer will begin the installation process, which typically involves running wires, mounting equipment, and connecting devices to the control panel. The installer will follow the design plan and ensure that all components are properly installed and wired.

• Testing:
  

  Once the system is installed, the installer will conduct a series of tests to ensure that the system is working correctly. This includes testing individual components, such as smoke detectors and alarms, as well as the system as a whole.

• Commissioning:
  

  Once the system has passed all tests, the installer will commission the system. This involves activating the system and ensuring that it is connected to the appropriate emergency services.

• Training:
  

  The installer will provide training to the building occupants on how to use the fire alarm system. This includes instructions on how to activate the system in case of a fire, as well as how to respond to alarms and other system notifications.

• Ongoing maintenance:
  

  The installer will typically provide ongoing maintenance and support for the fire alarm system, including regular inspections, testing, and repairs as needed.