Course Title: STATE OF FLORIDA STATUTES 633 (Four-Hour Class for Fire Dealers and Inspectors)
Course ID - FP6297 State of Florida per-approved course
Approved for Licensees and Permittees, Fire Extinguishers and Pre-Engineered Systems this course satisfies 1 hour of Business Practices, 3 hours of Technical CEU’s for a total of 4 hours toward their 16 required hours requirement for every two years and Fire Inspectors 4 CEU’s toward their total CEU’s
This comprehensive four-hour seminar is dedicated to the intricate statutes governing the installation of fire extinguishers and pre-engineered systems. Its primary aim is to equip students with a profound understanding of the specific mandates outlined in the 633 Florida (or, your state's) Statutes pertaining to the fire equipment industry in Florida/your state. Notably, it distinguishes between State Statute 633 and the state's Administrative Code.
The course emphasizes the critical link between adhering to statutes and standards and the resulting liability if not followed. It caters to professionals across all technical proficiency levels, empowering them with the knowledge necessary to operate exceptionally while complying with the stringent guidelines of State Statute 633. This not only saves valuable time and resources but also ensures that business occupancies can effectively protect life and property. The course underscores the significance of proper comprehension and application of rules and regulations in this vital service sector.
The course will assist Fire Inspectors with understanding the laws associated with the fire equipment industry and assist in understanding when inspecting fire extinguishers and pre-engineered systems in commercial occupancies.
Course Title: State of Florida 69A-21 (Four-Hour Class for Fire Dealers & Inspectors)
Course ID: FP6295 State of Florida pre-approved course
Approved for Licensees 4 hours, Permittees, Fire Extinguishers. Pre-Engineered Systems this course satisfies 1 hour of Business Practices, 3 hours of Technical CEU’s toward their 16 required hours requirement for every two years and Fire Inspectors for 4 CEU’s.
This four-hour seminar is dedicated to delving into the intricacies of the Florida Administrative Code (FAC) and illuminating the distinctions between the FAC and State Statutes. It serves as a comprehensive guide for students, offering insights into the specific requisites outlined in the 69A-21 section of the Florida Administrative Code. One of the crucial focal points is emphasizing the legal implications and potential liabilities that professionals face when they fail to comply with these regulations.
By providing a thorough understanding of the 69A-21 Florida Administrative Code, this course empowers professionals across varying technical expertise levels. It equips them with the necessary knowledge and skills in a manner that's highly efficient, enabling them to streamline operations. As a result, adhering to these regulations not only ensures compliance but also serves as a cost-effective approach. This proactive adherence ultimately contributes to the essential public service of safeguarding life and property. Professionals armed with a deep understanding of these rules and regulations can execute their duties more effectively, which in turn translates to enhanced safety measures, prudent resource allocation, and optimal service provision to the community.
Course Title: DOT Cylinder Retest Regulations (Two-Hour Class~ pre-approved for Fire Dealers and Inspectors)
Course ID: FP6306 State of Florida Pre-approved course
Audience: Approved for Licensees, Permittees, Fire Extinguisher, and Pre-Engineered Systems Technicians receive one-hour of Safey and one hour of technical, Licensees receive two hours of Technical CEU’s for two total hours toward their 16 required hours. Fire Inspectors receive 2 hours toward their required CEU’s.
This two-hour seminar focuses on the Code of Federal Regulations Title 49 and the safe handling and requirements for the safe transportation of pressure cylinders. Including safe handling and storage of high-pressure cylinders. Proper documentation of cylinders to be transported to and from prospective clients including the proper documentation required for transportation across state lines since some fire equipment companies working in Alabama, Georgia and Florida.
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDA) and what to expect if there is a release from one of these cylinders on a federal or state highway. Required labeling, protection of the valves when transporting. This course teaches professionals of all technical skill levels the knowledge they need in handling low and high-pressure cylinders. The course will help Fire Inspectors to identify and understand high pressure cylinders for up-to-date certifications when conducting inspections.
