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http://nfa.usfa.dhs.gov/misc/FIP_Pilot2016.pdf
The U.S. Fire Administration’s National Fire Academy needs students to help pilot test the two new 6-day courses in the Fire Inspection Principles series. Fire Inspection Principles I will be held January 24 – 29, 2016 and Fire Inspection Principles II will be held the following week, January 31 – February 5, 2016. Please note that you are required to attend BOTH weeks of training.
Fire Inspection Principles I (P0390): This 6-day course introduces the student to the fundamental methodology for application of fire and life safety codes and standards.
Fire Inspection Principles II (P0391) This 6- day course introduces the student to the fundamental methodology for application of the requirements for fire protection systems, including detection, notification, fire control and extinguishment, and mitigation of fire-related hazards, with special emphasis on fire alarm and fire suppression systems.
Student Selection Criteria:
• Individuals with at least one year’s experience whose primary duties are those of a full-time code enforcement inspector/officer.
• Individuals who have the responsibility to train personnel involved in full-time code enforcement activities.
• Suppression COs responsible for in-service fire code enforcement activities
Interested? Additional course and application information available at: http://nfa.usfa.dhs.gov/misc/FIP_Pilot2016.pdf
Applications are due to the NETC Admissions Office by December 1. Help us spread the word by sharing this announcement with your colleagues!
The U.S. Fire Administration’s National Fire Academy needs students to help pilot test the two new 6-day courses in the Fire Inspection Principles series. Fire Inspection Principles I will be held January 24 – 29, 2016 and Fire Inspection Principles II will be held the following week, January 31 – February 5, 2016. Please note that you are required to attend BOTH weeks of training.
Fire Inspection Principles I (P0390): This 6-day course introduces the student to the fundamental methodology for application of fire and life safety codes and standards.
Fire Inspection Principles II (P0391) This 6- day course introduces the student to the fundamental methodology for application of the requirements for fire protection systems, including detection, notification, fire control and extinguishment, and mitigation of fire-related hazards, with special emphasis on fire alarm and fire suppression systems.
Student Selection Criteria:
• Individuals with at least one year’s experience whose primary duties are those of a full-time code enforcement inspector/officer.
• Individuals who have the responsibility to train personnel involved in full-time code enforcement activities.
• Suppression COs responsible for in-service fire code enforcement activities
Interested? Additional course and application information available at: http://nfa.usfa.dhs.gov/misc/FIP_Pilot2016.pdf
Applications are due to the NETC Admissions Office by December 1. Help us spread the word by sharing this announcement with your colleagues!