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.
2025 WEBINAR WEDNESDAYS
THESE WEBINARS ARE PART OF YOUR MEMBER BENEFIT
Wednesday December 17th, 2025 @ 12 PM (Noon) - 2 PM
Richard Roberts – Senior Industry Affairs Manager
Honeywell Building Automation
Summary Changes to the 2022 Edition of the NFPA 72®
National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code ( 1 Hour )
Attendes will learn about the new requirements for batteries, abandoned fire alarm equipment, carbon monoxide detection, low frequency audible alarm signal, remote access to systems, wireless pathways and supervising stations.
Summary of Key Changes to the 2024 ICC Model Codes ( 1 Hour )
An informative 60 minute discussion that provides an overview of the new requirements in the International Code Council (ICC) and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) model codes for in-building emergency responder communications, smoke detection, two-way stairway communication systems, pull stations, low frequency audible fire alarm signal, visual notification appliances, carbon monoxide (CO) detection systems, mass notification risk analysis for Group E occupancies, and lithium ion battery energy storage systems (ESS).
LATEST NEWS AND TRAINING BULLETINS
American Fire Sprinkler Association Join us for a focused webinar on the anchorage and support of fire pumps as outlined in NFPA 20, 2025 edition
In conjunction with the 2025 Long Island Metro Fire/EMS ExpoHosted by the New York State Association of Fire Chiefs & Islip Town Fire/EMS Museum Educational
WHERE DoubleTree By Hilton Utica102 Lafayette St, Utica, New York 13502 DATES AND TIMES Friday, March 7: beginning at noon with a dinner buffet included.Saturday,
FDNY Foundation Lithium Ion Batteries Challenges for the Fire Service – Google Drive GOOGLE DRIVE LINK
September 11, 2024 – 11:00 AM – CENTRAL TIME The deadline to register is September 10 at midnight. This presentation will discuss how AHJs can
September Course Offerings! Newport is offering several free energy code courses in September complete with DOS continuing education credits. Check out the schedule on our
NYSFMIA Seeks
Members Input
As the saying goes, “An organization is only as good as its people.”
That is why NYSFMIA is asking its members to become involved with the website.
- Have you read a good prevention article lately?
- Are you doing something out of the ordinary at your department in the realm of fire prevention?
- Do you need to promote an upcoming safety education event?
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New York State Fire Marshals and Inspectors Association
Post Office Box 86
West Henrietta, New York 14586-0086
Email: info@nysfmia.com