"Certification from an accredited entity is a statement of success, an indisputable mark of performance belonging to individual fire service professionals. Each successful candidate for certification from an accredited entity knows that he or she has been measured against peers and meets rigorous national standards. Certification affords the individual a uniformity and portability of qualifications. In addition, the creditability of an organization is enhanced by having members certified to national consensus standards."
—theproboard.org
Certification allows a fire service professional to be a part of the National Registry where employers can search for a potential candidate. It also ensures that they have been trained at a national standard on how to deal with dangerous situations. Read More >
Step 1: Select the certification you are working on from the list below.
Step 2: After completing training, complete the "training record" found at the back of the certification standard.
Step 3: Request testing for written and practical tests using an Examination Request form.
Step 4: After receiving results of successfully passing the test, request certification using the Certification/Recertification Request form. (Certification does not occur automatically after passing the exams.)
Step 5: Your department will receive a bill for certification based on the fee schedule.
Step 6: If you did not pass the test, you may request a re-take using the Examination Request form. Upon passing, complete Step 4.
For more information, please visit our Testing and Certification FAQ page.
A committee of fire chiefs from across the state met multiple times in 2022 to review
the NFPA 1403 standard. After extended discussion, the committee created the Utah
Live Fire Training Standard, which meets both the requirements of NFPA 1403 and expressed
needs of fire departments across the state of Utah. This new Utah Live Fire Training
Standard was created to guide and support fire departments with training live fire.
Its purpose is to promote safety in live fire training, especially for those departments
without adequate resources and expertise. More information can be found at
Utah Live Fire Training Standard.
Certification Standards & Training Records |
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Firefighter I - Training Record (fillable)
Firefighter II - Training Record (fillable)
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Awareness - Training Record (fillable)
Operations - Training Record (fillable)
Technician - Training Record (fillable)
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Pumper- Training Record (fillable)
Aerial - Training Record (fillable)
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Airport - Training Record (fillable)
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Officer I - Training Record (fillable)
Officer II - Portfolio Requirement Form
Officer III - Portfolio Requirement Form
Officer IV - Portfolio Requirement Form
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Instructor I - Training Record (fillable)
Instructor II - Training Record (fillable)
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Inspector I - Training Record (fillable)
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Investigator - Training Record (fillable)
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Available to test JANUARY 1, 2025
Public Information Officer - Training Record (fillable)
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Wildland I - Training Record (fillable)
Wildland II - Training Record (fillable)
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Fee | Item |
Free | Certification - first attempt |
$40 | Certification - second attempt |
$60 | Certification - third attempt |
$90 | Certification - non-fire department agencies |
$5 | Recertification - all levels received (except Hazmat Tech) |
$5 | Recertification - Hazmat Technician |
$20 | Reciprocity - per level, with IFSAC or Pro Board seals |
$10 | Printed original certificate with seal |
$10 | Additional printed ID card |
$350 | Out-of-state testing/certification, Officer I-IV (per level) |
If a firefighter comes from another state with either an IFSAC seal or a Pro Board certificate, the Utah Fire Service Certification System will offer reciprocity to that firefighter upon two conditions: 1) The person must first be on a Utah fire department. 2) The level being requested must be accredited within the Utah system. Once these two conditions are met, the person may have his or her chief or training officer request reciprocity using a Reciprocity Certification Request form. The cost for reciprocity is $20 per level.
Certification Testers are representatives of the Utah Fire Service Certification Council who have applied and been trained to administer certification exams. They will only test levels that they are certified at. Testers are required to attend yearly training and are evaluated periodically on their performance as a tester.
CERTIFICATION TESTER Resources
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