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FIRE & LIFE SAFETY EDUCATOR I, II 2026

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The document outlines the certification standards for Fire & Life Safety Educators I and II in Utah, detailing the requirements, training protocols, examination processes, and re-certification guidelines based on the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1035 standard. It emphasizes the importance of standardized training to enhance fire safety education and ensure effective community protection. The document includes specific skill objectives, entrance requirements, and administrative procedures necessary for candidates seeking certification.

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Begin by reviewing the Introduction section to understand the certification standards and requirements outlined for both levels.
Fill out the Entrance Requirements section. Ensure you meet prerequisites such as being certified as a Fire Service Instructor I.
Complete the Department Training Records section by documenting all training activities and ensuring signatures from training officers are included.
Develop your Portfolio according to the guidelines provided. This should include evidence of skills learned and presentations conducted.
Once all sections are filled, review your entries for accuracy before submitting your request for certification using the appropriate forms available in the appendix.

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