First Responder Inspector 1030.2024

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Course Schedule

October 15, 2026 @ 8:30 AM - November 12, 2026 @ 4:30 PM
(11/12 Final Exam)

Location

Richard M. Flynn Training Facility
Concord, NH

Registration

OPEN NOW

Course Description

🔥 New Course Offering: First Responder Inspector (Former Fire Inspector I)

Overview:
This course prepares students to inspect existing occupancies, determine compliance and need for permitting, and participate in legal proceedings as a fact witness. The course covers federal regulations, state statutes, rules, and fire codes, and local ordinances and policies. By the end of the course, students will demonstrate the ability to read plans, reference and apply code, and conduct inspections to identify and communicate violations in oral or written format. This course is designed for people with professional or legal requirements to perform fire inspection activities within New Hampshire.

What You’ll Learn:

Introduction to fire safety inspection principles

Application of specific codes and standards

Conducting inspections in accordance with AHJ directives

Recognizing and reporting fire hazards

Prerequisites:

Hazardous Materials Awareness, fulfilled by one of the following:

NFPA 470 Hazardous Materials Awareness Level Responder

AWR160 WMD/Terrorism Awareness for Emergency Responders

Any course meeting the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(i)

High School Diploma or Equivalent

 

Successful completion of this course will prepare participants to operate at the First Responder Inspector level as defined by NFPA 1030.

Module 1: Foundations of Fire and Life Safety Code (8 Hours)

Objective: Understand the purpose and application of fire and life safety codes.

Module 2: Roles and Responsibilities of Inspectors (6 Hours)

Objective: Learn the essential duties and responsibilities of a First Responder Inspector.

Module 3: Occupancies and Hazard Recognition (10 Hours)

Objective: Identify fire and life safety hazards in various occupancy types.

Module 4: Detection and Suppression Systems (10 Hours)

Objective: Assess the operational readiness of fire detection and suppression systems.

Module 5: Legal Proceedings and Documentation (6 Hours)

Objective: Prepare for participation in legal proceedings and understand documentation requirements.

Days of the week and locations are subject to change based on availability and program needs.

This course prepares students to inspect existing occupancies, determine compliance and need for permitting, and participate in legal proceedings as a fact witness. The course covers federal regulations, state statutes, rules, and fire codes, and local ordinances and policies. By the end of the course, students will demonstrate the ability to read plans, reference and apply code, and conduct inspections to identify and communicate violations in oral or written format. This course is designed for people with professional or legal requirements to perform fire inspection activities within New Hampshire.

Course Reference Number

CREF: 2326FRI13382

Cost

Affiliated: $190.00
Unaffiliated: $785.00

Maximum Class Size

20

Prerequisites

To ensure the safety and effectiveness of all participants, prerequisites must be met at the time of registration unless otherwise specified in the course description. These prerequisites are carefully chosen to match the skills, knowledge, and certifications necessary for successful participation in the course. If a valid certification is required (e.g., CPR certification), it must remain current throughout the course. Participants are responsible for renewing any mandatory certifications that may expire during the course period. Failure to meet the stated prerequisites may result in ineligibility to attend the course.

For questions or clarification about prerequisites or certifications, please contact the course coordinator prior to registering.

Registration

OPEN NOW

Registration for this course is currently open.

At the time of registration, all prerequisites must be met to ensure eligibility for the course. Additionally, every applicant must have an account in the state’s student information system to receive credit for class attendance. Please visit RespondNH.org to access your account.

Please allow 5-7 business days for application processing before reaching out to the Division regarding your application status.

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To enroll in this course, download the General Admission Application by clicking the button below. Follow the instructions provided in the form, ensuring that all sections are completed accurately. Once finished, submit the form as directed within the application. For assistance, refer to the contact information provided in the form or reach out to the course coordinator.

Coordinator

Location

Richard M. Flynn Training Facility

Address:

98 Smokey Bear Blvd
Concord, NH United States