Curriculum: Receive classroom instruction in various aspects of fire protection training, including fire alarm, fire sprinkler, specialized extinguishing systems, fire pumps, and more.
Hands-on Training: Experience in real-world situations. Learn how to operate fire/life safety testing equipment and manage various testing scenarios.
Mentorship: Paired with mentors, experienced fire/life safety professionals, who provide guidance, share their expertise, and help apprentices learn the ropes.
Certification: Aligns with the requirements of relevant certifications or licenses: Chief Regulation #4, Automatic Extinguishing System License, NICET Certification, Inspection/Testing/Maintenance Certification and more. These credentials are often required for employment in the field.
Compensation: In many cases, apprentices are paid for their work during the program.
Job Opportunities: Upon completing the apprenticeship program and obtaining the necessary certifications or licenses, graduates can pursue various career paths in fire protection, such as becoming fire/life safety system tester, property manager, building engineer, fire inspector, or firefighter.
