Elevate your career in the fire and emergency services field with the Fire and Emergency Services Analyst (FESA) designation. This prestigious credential is tailored for professionals who excel in data analysis and operational efficiency.

Nov 6, 2024 · Following just five months of focused development and beta testing, CPC will begin offering the FESA credential effective November 2022. The credential is available to individuals serving in a role as outlined in NFPA 1022 within a public …

Oct 1, 2024 · Congratulations on achieving Fire and Emergency Services Analyst (FESA)) designation status. You have joined an elite group of chief officers who have demonstrated career excellence and achievement and a commitment to personal continuous improvement.

FESA students are current career or volunteer firefighters, paramedics, emergency managers, prevention and code compliance trainers, or wildland firefighters. Gain critical thinking skills, logical decision making behaviors, and personal reflection.

Nov 18, 2024 · — The Commission on Professional Credentialing (CPC) has introduced the Fire and Emergency Services Analyst (FESA) credential, its seventh designation and second new addition in...

Fire officer competencies at the supervisory/ managerial level of performance, as confirmed by NFPA Standard 1021, Level II, 5.5 to 5.7. Integration management and administrative knowledge and skills in the development of a fire and emergency service management simulation.

FESA 341 Fire Officer I-A Credits: 3 (3-0-0) Course Description: Fire officer competencies at the supervisory level of performance, as confirmed by NFPA Standard 1021, Level I, 4.1 to 4.4. Prerequisite: None.

This course will enable students to meet the knowledge and skill requirements of NFPA 1021, Standard for Fire Service Officer Professional qualifications, Chapter 7. The class is designed to focus on executive level chief officer management of fire service divisions/programs.

Fire Officer II courses (FESA 441 & FESA 442) run in the spring term and Fire Officer I courses (FESA 341 & 342) run in the fall term. This course can be applied toward: Fire and Emergency Services Administration (B.S.)

Fire Officer II courses (FESA 441 & FESA 442) run in the spring term and Fire Officer I courses (FESA 341 & 342) run in the fall term. Prerequisite FESA 342 (Fire Officer I-B); with a grade of C or better