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Fire System Inspection Training

A fire system inspection training course examines a variety of tools that professionals use to inspect buildings and equipment, with a focus on fire hazard detection techniques and fire prevention procedures.

  1. Degree Requirements

    • One must have at least a high school diploma or general equivalency diploma (GED) to be hired for a fire system inspector position, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Employers prefer individuals with relevant work experience.

    Training Subjects

    • According to the BLS, a new fire system inspector receives practical training after hire. Most employees need one or two years of experience and training with seasoned professionals, states O*Net OnLine. Fire system inspectors learn how to examine establishments to locate hazardous conditions and fire code violations, present and explain fire code requirements to construction professionals, and develop fire exit plans, depending on building conditions.

    Tools

    • According to O*Net OnLine, a fire system inspector trains to improve acumen with tools and equipment, such as fire protection and detection systems and hazardous material detectors. The trainee also gains dexterity with facilities management software.

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