How to Become a Certified Fire Official--What Next

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How to Become a Certified Fire Official

What's Next

Once you are a certified fire official, you must earn continuing education credit hours to maintain certification.

Listed below are the training hours required per three-year cycle:

Fire Marshal (90 Hours)
Fire Code Inspector (60 Hours)
Fire Investigator (30 Hours)

Find information about the five ways to earn continuing education credits