The fire prevention awareness and company inspection training program is designed to raise the awareness level about fire prevention and to train on-duty fire suppression staff to confidently perform company level fire prevention inspections of low occupant load – low risk buildings in your community. Target buildings are those in Occupancy Groups A2, C, D, E or F1 that have a history of compliance or have only experienced minor fire safety deficiencies in the past. This sector will probably comprise over 70 percent of the public buildings in your community.
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