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DFS-K4-1022 Medical Examination to Determine Fitness for Firefighter Training. DFS-K4-1023 Application for Firesafety Inspector I Certification Examination.

To be certified as a Firesafety Inspector I in the State of Florida, an individual must successfully complete a minimum of 225 hours of basic certification training (classes listed below) for Firesafety Inspectors, or have received equivalent training in another state, and pass a state written examination.

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(c) Before the expiration of the certificate, successfully complete a Firefighter Retention Refresher Course consisting of a minimum of 40 hours of training to be prescribed by rule. (d) Before the expiration of the certificate, successfully retake and pass the Minimum Standards Course examination pursuant to s.

To receive an FCDICE number, please visit the Florida State Fire Marshal's website and click "Create New Account." Once you have created your account, click on "Customize," and then click "My Profile." The number will be listed as your Student ID.

Florida Certified Firefighter Be a high school graduate or the equivalent. Be at least 18 years of age. Pass a background check as determined by the Florida Division of State Fire Marshal (Florida Statute ch. 633.412(2) ) Have a good moral character. Be in good physical condition. Be a non-user of tobacco products.

Training Requirements In the state of Florida, aspiring firefighters must take the state's Firefighter Minimum Standards Course in preparation for certification. The course is divided into 2 parts. The "Firefighter I" coursework comprises 206 of the required 398 hours of total training necessary to certification.