In-Person FDNY F-80 Coordinator Course

$100.00

This course is offered every Saturday with 1 attendance option:
In-Person (Classroom 3): 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

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1. The Security Guard Act of 1992 mandates security guard applicants and/or security guards complete the following training courses

*8 Hour Pre-Assignment Training Course – Successful completion prior to employment
16 Hour On the Job Training Course – Successful completion within 90 days of employment
8 Hour Annual In-Service Course – Successful completion each year succeeding the first year of employment
*47 Hour Course for Armed Security Guards – Successful completion prior to carrying a firearm
8 Hour Annual Course for Armed Security Guards – (For holders of a special Armed Guard Registration Card) Successful completion each year succeeding completion of the 47 Hour Firearms Training course
*Security guards or security guard applicants need only complete this course once – ever.

2. Completion of this training program is not a guarantee of employment as a security guard.

3. To complete security guard training courses, each student must comply with mandated regulations that include strict attendance requirements and the passing of written examination/s.

4. Security guard training schools must issue a student who successfully completes a security guard training course a DCJS approved certificate of completion. Schools are required to immediately issue the certificate by New York State Regulations and may not withhold the certificate from the student for any reason (9 NYCRR 6027.12(c)).

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Description

This 32-hour IN-Person preparation course is designed to help you pass both the written and on-site FDNY FLSD F-89 Certificate of Fitness examinations. The program closely follows the official FDNY study guide and covers essential fire safety knowledge, building codes, and emergency management procedures.

Who Needs an F-89 Certificate?
In New York City, high-rise office buildings, hotels, and certain commercial properties with fire alarm systems and two-way voice communication must have a certified Fire and Life Safety Director (FLSD) on-site during regular business hours. The FLSD is responsible for implementing fire and emergency action plans, coordinating evacuations, and ensuring the safety of all building occupants.

Key Topics Covered:

  • Fire and non-fire emergencies
  • Active shooter emergency protection planning
  • Medical emergency response, including heart attack and seizure assistance
  • Fire safety and evacuation procedures
  • Standpipe and sprinkler systems
  • FDNY Fire Code compliance and required recordkeeping
  • Roles and responsibilities of the FLSD and Deputy FLSD

Additional Responsibilities:

The FLSD and Deputy FLSD oversee implementation of FDNY-approved safety plans, conduct staff training, organize drills, maintain fire watch, and collaborate with coordinators of fire safety.

Certification Notes:

  • The F-89 replaces the former F-59 FS/EAP Director Certificate of Fitness.
  • Certificates are issued to a specific person and tied to a designated location.

Eligibility Requirements:

  • Must be at least 18 years old
  • Proficient in English and able to pass both written and oral exam components

Must have one of the following:

  • At least 3 years of full-time work experience in firefighting, public safety, fire prevention, code enforcement, emergency preparedness, or building systems regulated by construction codes
  • OR 18 months of full-time work experience, with at least 6 continuous months at the same location, in one of the fields above
  • Completion of an FDNY-approved FLSD training course (this program fulfills that requirement)
  • Pass both the FDNY written exam and on-site practical test at FDNY Headquarters
  • Must be physically capable of performing the duties of the position

Course Inclusions:

  • FDNY F-89 Study Guide
  • NYC Fire Department study materials
  • F-89 practice test and review modules
  • Comprehensive instruction from experienced fire safety professionals

Why This Certification Matters:
Becoming a certified Fire and Life Safety Director is a key step toward a specialized safety career in New York City. This role demands strong leadership, effective communication skills, in-depth fire code knowledge, and the ability to manage emergencies calmly and effectively.

Enroll today to prepare with confidence and take the next step toward earning your FDNY F-89 Fire and Life Safety Director Certificate of Fitness.

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Saturday – Classroom 3 @ 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

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