NEW YORK STATE
FIRE MARSHAL AND INSPECTORS ASSOCIATION
” Fire Prevention through Education and Enforcement “
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Department of State – Division of Building Standards and Codes
for Code Enforcement Officials and Building Safety Inspectors
In accordance with 19 NYCRR §1208-3.4, the following courses, developed by the Department of State, are deemed advanced in-service training courses:
The 2025 Advanced In-Service – Part 1 (Course #T02-07-3363) shall be 4 hours in duration and provides 4 hours in Topic 1 – Code Enforcement and Administration.
The 2025 Advanced In-Service – Part 2 (Course #T02-07-3364) shall be 5 hours in duration and provides 5 hours in Topic 2 – Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code.
The 2025 Advanced In-Service – Part 3 (Course #T02-07-3365) shall be 3 hours in duration and provides 3 hours in Topic 3 – Energy Conservation Construction Code.
Building Safety Inspectors (BSIs) must successfully complete the following advanced-in-service training courses totaling 4 hours of training by December 31, 2026 to maintain certification.
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New York State Fire Marshal and Inspectors Association
Post Office Box 8 / Riverhead, New York 11901-0008
Email: info@nysfmia.com