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Note: This class is full, however we are stilling accepting names for a standby list. This course provides hands-on training. Topics include codes, standards and local amendments, site-plan review, building construction and characteristics, fire protection equipment, multi-family occupancies, commercial buildings, care facilities, drinking/dining facilities, shopping […]

This course provides the students with basic knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of a fire prevention officer including legal responsibilities and authority, codes and standards, the inspection process, confidentiality and privacy requirements, and ethical conduct and administrative tasks, permits, and legal proceedings.note: This class

This course is intended to teach Law Enforcement, Fire and Private Investigators basic crime scene investigation techniques and how drastically those techniques change when a fire is involved. Aspects of NFPA 921 and NFPA 1033 are discussed during this course as well as the requirements

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course provides the participants with extensive, in-depth information about the fire and life safety standards of buildings as they relate to Titles 19 and 24. Topics for discussion include: Types of construction, construction methods and materials, interior finishes, roof coverings, occupancy, fire

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This class was originally designed as part of the State Fire Marshal certified training classes (Fire Prevention 2B) for fire prevention officers. The class will review historical incidents and provide an understanding of the purpose of the CBC and the general and specific

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Obtain the fundamental tools you need to apply the code for Residential Care Facilities. This one day course will examine code requirements and pertinent laws concerning: Occupancy Classifications Review of Health and Safety Codes Criteria for Licensing Egress Arrangements Bedridden Regulations Sprinkler Requirements

Special Hazard Occupancies COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course introduces the participants to more unique or unusual prevention challenges. Topics include industrial ovens, cleaning and finishing processes, welding, refrigeration systems, medical gases, fireworks, hazards of important occupancies, and much more. Read flyer for more info.. DATE: October

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This class was original designed as part of the State Fire Marshal certified training classes (Fire Prevention 2C) for fire prevention officers. The course introduces the participants to unusual challenges related to certain hazard occupancies and takes a closer look at the specific