Florida Fire Marshals and Inspectors Association
Mission Statement
To serve the people of Florida by providing leadership for
superior life safety strategies through inspection, investigation, public
education, and code management.
Of the Year Award Nominations Now Being AcceptedFFMIA is now accepting nominations for the 2021 Fire and Life Safety Educator of the Year and 2021 Fire Investigator of the year. If you know someone deserving of this award, please fill out the appropriate form below and submit it per the instructions on the form. Nominees must be a member of FFMIA. 2021 Fire and Life Safety Educator of the Year Form Florida Firefighters Safety and Health CollaborativeThe Florida Fire Marshals and Inspectors Association is proud to partner with the Florida Firefighters Safety and Health Collaborative as we collectively bring awareness to the health and life threatening hazards of our first responders. This collaborative is a growing network of fire service professionals and research specialists working toward a common goal of saving the lives of our firefighters through best practices and changing the culture of our activities post response. Please visit the Safety and Health website at https://www.floridafirefightersafety.org/ for more information. Learn MoreThe Florida Fire Marshals and Inspectors Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit association.
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On Line Crowd Manager Training
Crowd manager training is required by all national fire code standards in public assemblies such as nightclubs, auditoriums, ballrooms and arenas. | 2021 Adopted Legislative PositionThe following document represents FFMIA’s position on legislative areas of interest and concern. FFMIA works very closely with all allied fire and emergency services agencies, association’s and regulated industries as well as private sector interests in an effort to advocate for a safer living, working and respite environment for our over 22 million residents and 100 million plus annual visitors. These positions have been thoroughly reviewed by a committee of fire prevention professionals and approved by the FFMIA Board of Directors on January 27, 2021. Updates will be provided as necessary. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions regarding the position of FFMIA on these or any other legislative matters. Please click here for the full document. COVID 19 Resources and Related DocumentsCFO Directive 2020-13 on Evacuation Drills Upcoming FFMIA Events
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