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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart B - TRAINING FACILITIES › Section 141.100 - Training Facility Approval

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a) To become a training facility for purposes
				of conducting training as required by this Part, an application shall be
				submitted via the DPSE WebAccess Portal for review and approval by the
				Division. Each application shall include a minimum of one Course Approval
				Application as required in Section
				141.115. If a submitted Course
				Approval is denied, the Training Facility Approval for that course shall be
				denied.
b) A training facility
				shall have adequate resources available for conducting level specific training.
				Training facility requirements include:
1) For
				courses at all certification levels:
A)
				Classrooms with adequate environmental control and seating capacity for the
				anticipated student population;
B)
				Multimedia projection equipment, whiteboards, chalkboards or the
				like;
C) Suitable interior or
				exterior areas for the performance of practical evolutions;
D) Real or simulated props for use during the
				performance of practical skills evolutions; and
E) Office-approved reference materials,
				available to both instructors and students.
F) Ability to provide
training
in
effective recognition of and responses to
				stress, trauma and post-traumatic stress experienced by firefighters that is
				consistent with Section 25 of the Illinois Mental Health First Aid Training Act
				in a peer setting.
[50 ILCS
				740/8(d) ]. The provisions of the
				Illinois Mental Health First Aid Training Act [405 ILCS 105
				] can be found at:
https://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/ilcs3.asp?ActID=3506&ChapterID=34
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart B - TRAINING FACILITIES › Section 141.120 - Course Equivalency

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Course equivalency may be granted to a candidate eligible to
				  participate in the certification programs. Courses which do not have prior
				  Division approval, but which correlate with the content areas of the required
				  courses by meeting the requirements of this Section, the applicable Standard
				  and which conclude with an evaluation of the candidate's retention of course
				  materials may be granted course equivalency status by the Division. This course
				  equivalency status indicates an approval for certification purposes only, not
				  for reimbursement.
a) To request a
				course equivalency, the candidate shall submit a letter to the Division
				requesting course equivalency with attached proof of course completion from the
				entity where the non-approved course was taken. Proof of course completions
				shall include the applicable referenced Standard. Course equivalency shall be
				granted if the course is compliant with the specific Standard referenced in the
				Illinois certification in Subpart D. If the course completion does not include
				the applicable referenced Standard, it shall be the responsibility of the
				candidate to obtain a formal letter from the legal or administrative staff of
				the entity where the non-approved course was taken, stating the applicable
				Standard that was referenced for the specific course. College catalog
				descriptions are not sufficient documentation for review.
b) When a course is granted course
				equivalency, the candidate will be allowed to challenge the State Written and
				Practical Examinations one time. If passed on the first attempt and all
				certification prerequisites are met, the candidate will then be eligible for
				certification. Failure of either the State Written or Practical Examination
				will invalidate the course equivalency status and require the candidate to
				successfully complete a Division-approved certification course prior to
				challenging the State Written and Practical Examination a second
				time.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart C - EXAMINATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS › Section 141.210 - Invalidation of a Candidate's State Written or Practical Examination Scores

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a) During a State
				Written Examination, if the vendor finds evidence of a candidate cheating or
				violating any requirements of this Part, the vendor shall immediately end the
				candidate's examination and confiscate any unauthorized note or reference
				materials. Evidence of cheating may include the following or similar
				activities:
1) Looking at unauthorized notes
				or reference materials;
2)
				Obviously looking directly at another candidate's answers;
3) Talking during the examination;
4) Suspicious behavior relevant to alcohol or
				drug abuse; or
5) Failing to follow
				the vendor's instructions prior to or during the examination.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart C - EXAMINATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS › Section 141.215 - Non-Affiliated Individuals

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a)
				Notwithstanding the other requirements of this Part, this Section establishes
				the process, effective January 1, 2023, for the Division to recognize
				non-affiliated individuals who complete select, approved courses, pass select
				State Written and Practical Examinations, and, upon becoming engaged as fire
				service personnel, have an opportunity to obtain Basic Operations Firefighter
				and Hazardous Materials Operations certifications.
1) The Division will recognize course
				completion by non-affiliated individuals who complete an approved course for
				Basic Operations Firefighter or Hazardous Materials Operations. The Division
				will recognize course completion by non-affiliated individuals who complete the
				classroom portion only of the Fire Service Vehicle Operator course.
2) The Division will allow non-affiliated
				individuals the opportunity to challenge the State Written Examinations for
				Basic Operations Firefighter and Hazardous Materials Operations
				courses.
3) The Division will
				recognize a non-affiliated individual's passage of State Practical Examinations
				upon completion of an approved course from a training facility for Basic
				Operations Firefighter and Hazardous Materials Operations.
4) Non-affiliated individuals who pass the
				State Written and Practical Examinations for Basic Operations Firefighter and
				Hazardous Materials Operations shall be issued a Recognition of
				Completion.
5) Non-affiliated
				individuals who have been issued a Recognition of Completion and subsequently
				become engaged as fire service personnel may receive certification from the
				Office for Basic Operations Firefighter and Hazardous Materials Operations if
				requirements under Subpart D are met.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart C - EXAMINATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS › Section 141.230 - Examination Procedures for End-of-Course Examinations Not Administered by the Office (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart C - EXAMINATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS › Section 141.250 - State Certifications

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a)
				Qualified candidates for certification shall be at least 18 years of age and
				meet one of the following employment prerequisites:
1) Engaged in firefighting in an organized
				Illinois fire department in accordance with the Act and attested by the
				candidate's employing fire chief;
2) Employed by a local governmental
				agency;
3) Employed by a fire
				brigade;
4) Employee of the Office;
				or
5) Individuals who have retired
				from active fire service duties and are officially affiliated with fire service
				training, mutual aid, incident command, fire ground operations, or staff
				support for fire associations.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart C - EXAMINATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS › Section 141.255 - Invalidation of Candidate's State Certifications or Recertifications

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a) A previously
				awarded certification may be invalidated when it is determined by the Division
				that one of the following has occurred:
1) A
				Certification was awarded based upon erroneous documentation in training
				records or erroneous documentation submitted to the Division; or
2) Cheating on the State Written or Practical
				Examination; or
3) Any other basis
				for invalidation as set out in Section
				141.210.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.301 - Basic Operations Firefighter

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a) An
				Illinois Basic Operations Firefighter certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1001.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Successful
				completion of a Basic Operations Firefighter course consisting of a minimum of
				180 instructional hours;
3) Passage
				of the State Written and State Practical Examinations;
4) Completion of the classroom portion for
				Fire Service Vehicle Operator certification;
5) Completion of certification requirements
				for Hazardous Materials Operations;
6) Completion of a CPR/Basic First Aid
				course;
7) Completion of NIMS 100
				and 700 courses;
8) Completion of
				the Courage To Be Safe course;
9)
				Familiarity with the signs and symptoms of mental illness, mental health and
				resiliency, and applicable resources to manage such situations;
10) Ability to identify the signs and
				symptoms of substance abuse, particularly opioids, and a familiarity with
				applicable resources to manage such situations; and
11) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.302 - Airport Firefighter

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a) An
				Illinois Airport Firefighter certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1003.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Advanced Technician Firefighter;
3) Successful completion of an Airport
				Firefighter course consisting of a minimum of 40 instruction hours;
4) Passage of the State Written and State
				Practical Examinations; and
5)
				Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.303 - Advanced Technician Firefighter

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a) An Illinois Advanced Technician
				Firefighter certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in
				NFPA 1001.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Fire Service Vehicle Operator;
3) Current certification as Vehicle and
				Machinery Operations;
4) Successful
				completion of an Advanced Technician Firefighter course consisting of a minimum
				of 40 instructional hours;
5)
				Passage of the State Written and State Practical Examinations;
6) Documentation of a minimum of one year
				cumulative fire service experience, beginning from the Basic Operations
				Firefighter or Firefighter II certification date;
7) Documentation of a minimum of 3 cumulative
				years of fire service experience;
8) Completion of NIMS 200 course;
				and
9) Application for
				Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.306 - Fire Apparatus Engineer

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a) An
				Illinois Fire Apparatus Engineer certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1002.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Fire Service Vehicle Operator;
3) Successful completion of a Fire Apparatus
				Engineer course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional hours;
4) Passage of the State Written and State
				Practical Examinations; and
5)
				Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.309 - Company Fire Officer

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a) An
				Illinois Company Fire Officer certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1021.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Advanced Technician Firefighter;
3) Current certification as Fire Service
				Instructor I;
4) Successful
				completion of a Company Fire Officer course following the described phases of
				education:
A) Phase 1: Background and
				foundational information can be taught via on-line learning management systems
				or in the classroom, consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional hours;
				and
B) Phase 2: Practical
				applications and information review shall be completed in a traditional
				classroom setting. This section shall be completed in class to achieve student
				interaction with the complex management situations that Company Fire Officers
				encounter. This phase consists of a minimum of 80 instructional
				hours.
5) Passage of the
				State Written Examination:
A) Once a candidate
				has successfully completed Phases 1 and 2 of an approved Company Fire Officer
				course, the candidate may challenge the State Written Examination.
B) The State Written Examination must be
				passed within one year after completion of Phase 2 of an approved Company Fire
				Officer course. If the State Written Examination is not passed within one year
				after the completion of Phase 2 of an approved Company Fire Officer course, the
				candidate will be required to retake Phases 1 and 2 prior to receiving
				certification.
6) Phase
				3: Upon successful completion of Company Fire Officer Phases 1 and 2, and
				passage of the State Written Examination, the candidate will have a maximum of
				3 years to complete the Company Fire Officer Task Book (Task Book), supplied by
				the Division.
A) The completed Task Book shall
				be verified by a certified Company Fire Officer.
B) The qualified instructor and employing
				fire chief shall document the completion of the Task Book.
C) If the Task Book is not completed within 3
				years, the candidate shall be required to retake all Phases prior to
				certification.
7)
				Documentation of a minimum of 4 cumulative years of fire service experience;
				and
8) Application for
				Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.310 - Fire Service Executive Support

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a) An Illinois Fire Service Executive Support
				certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in NFPA
				1021.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Successful
				completion of the Fire Service Executive Support courses consisting of a
				minimum of 104 instructional hours;
3) Passage of the State Written and Practical
				Examinations;
4) Documentation of a
				minimum of 3 cumulative years of fire service experience; and
5) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.312 - Fire Department Incident Safety Officer

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a) An Illinois Fire Department Incident
				Safety Officer certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified
				in NFPA 1521.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Company Fire Officer;
3) Successful completion of a Fire Department
				Incident Safety Officer course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written Examination; and
5)
				Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.313 - Fire Department Health and Safety Officer

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a) An Illinois Fire Department Health and
				Safety Officer shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in NFPA
				1521.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Company Fire Officer;
3) Successful completion of a Fire Department
				Health and Safety Officer course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written Examination; and
5)
				Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.315 - Advanced Fire Officer

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a) An
				Illinois Advanced Fire Officer certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1021.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as a Company Fire Officer;
3) Current certification as Fire Department
				Incident Safety Officer;
4) Current
				certification as Fire Service Instructor II;
5) Completion of the NIMS 800
				course;
6) Successful completion of
				an Advanced Fire Officer course following the described phases of education:
A) Phase 1: Background and foundational
				information can be taught via on-line learning management systems or in the
				classroom, consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional hours; and
B) Phase 2: Practical applications and
				information review shall be completed in a traditional classroom setting. This
				section shall be completed in class to achieve student interaction with the
				complex management situations that Advanced Fire Officers encounter. This phase
				consists of a minimum of 80 instructional hours.
7) Passage of the State Written Examination:
A) Once a candidate has successfully
				completed Phases 1 and 2 of an approved Advanced Fire Officer course, the
				candidate may challenge the State Written Examination.
B) The State Written Examination must be
				passed within one year after completion of Phase 2 of an approved Advanced Fire
				Officer course. If the State Written Examination is not passed within one year
				after completion of Phase 2 of an approved Advanced Fire Officer course, the
				candidate must retake Phases 1 and 2 prior to receiving
				certification.
8) Phase
				3: Upon successful completion of Advanced Fire Officer Phases 1 and 2 and
				passage of the State Written Examination, the candidate will have a maximum of
				3 years to complete the Advanced Fire Officer Task Book (Task Book) supplied by
				the Division.
A) The completed Task Book shall
				be verified by a certified Advanced Fire Officer.
B) The qualified instructor and employing
				fire chief shall document the completion of the Task Book.
C) If the Task Book is not completed within 3
				years, the candidate shall be required to retake all Phases prior to
				certification.
9)
				Documentation of a minimum of 5 cumulative years of fire service experience;
				and
10) Application for
				Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.317 - Fire Department Safety Officer

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a) An
				Illinois Fire Department Safety Officer certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1521.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Fire Department Incident Safety Officer;
3) Current certification as Fire Department
				Health and Safety Officer; and
4)
				Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.318 - Fire Service Instructor I

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a) An
				Illinois Fire Service Instructor I certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1041.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Basic Operations Firefighter;
3) Successful completion of a Fire Service
				Instructor I course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations;
5) Documentation of a minimum of 3 cumulative
				years of fire service experience; and
6) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.320 - Fire Service Instructor II

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a) An
				Illinois Fire Service Instructor II certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1041.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Advanced Technician Firefighter;
3) Current certification as Fire Service
				Instructor I;
4) Successful
				completion of a Fire Service Instructor II course consisting of a minimum of 40
				instructional hours;
5) Passage of
				the State Written and Practical Examinations;
6) Documentation of a minimum of 5 cumulative
				years of fire service experience; and
7) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.322 - Fire Service Instructor III

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a) An
				Illinois Fire Service Instructor III certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1041.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				Certification as Fire Service Instructor II;
3) Successful completion of a Fire Service
				Instructor III course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations;
5) Documentation of a minimum of 3 cumulative
				years of experience as a Fire Service Instructor; and
6) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.324 - Training Program Manager

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a) An
				Illinois Training Program Manager certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1041.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Fire Service Instructor II;
3) Successful completion of a Training
				Program Manager course consisting of a minimum of 24 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written Examinations;
5)
				Documentation of a minimum of 3 cumulative years of experience beginning from
				Fire Service Instructor II certification date; and
6) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.326 - Basic Fire Prevention Officer

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a) An Illinois Basic Fire Prevention Officer
				certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in NFPA 1031
				and NFPA 1035.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel or employed by a local governmental agency, as attested by the fire
				chief of the candidate seeking certification;
2) Current Certification as Fire Inspector
				I;
3) Current Certification as
				Public Fire and Life Safety Educator I;
4) Documentation of a minimum of 2 cumulative
				years of fire prevention activities; and
5) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.327 - Fire Inspector I

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a) An Illinois Fire
				Inspector I certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in
				NFPA 1031.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel or employed by a local governmental agency, as attested by the fire
				chief of the candidate seeking certification;
2) Successful completion of a Fire Inspector
				I course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional hours;
3) Passage of the State Written and Practical
				Examinations;
4) Documentation of a
				minimum of one cumulative year of fire prevention and inspection activity;
				and
5) Application for
				Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.328 - Youth Firesetter Intervention Specialist

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a) An Illinois Youth Firesetter Intervention
				Specialist certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in
				NFPA 1035.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel or local governmental agency or the Office, as attested by the fire
				chief of the candidate seeking certification;
2) Successful completion of a Youth
				Firesetter Intervention Specialist course consisting of a minimum of 12
				instructional hours;
3) Passage of
				the State Written Examination; and
4) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.329 - Fire Inspector II

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a) An Illinois
				Fire Inspector II certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications
				identified in NFPA 1031.
b)
				Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire
				protection personnel or employed by a local governmental agency, as attested by
				the fire chief of the candidate seeking certification;
2) Current certification as Fire Inspector
				I;
3) Successful completion of a
				Fire Inspector II course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations;
5) Documentation of a minimum of 3 cumulative
				years of fire prevention and inspection activity; and
6) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.330 - Public Fire and Life Safety Educator I

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An Illinois Public Fire and Life Safety
				Educator I certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in
				NFPA 1035.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel or employed by a local governmental agency, as attested by the fire
				chief of the candidate seeking certification;
2) Successful completion of a Public Fire and
				Life Safety Educator I course consisting of a minimum of 32 instructional
				hours;
3) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations;
4) Documentation of a minimum of one
				cumulative year of fire prevention experience; and
5) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.331 - Advanced Fire Prevention Officer

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An Illinois Advanced Fire Prevention
				Officer certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in
				NFPA 1031 and NFPA 1035.
b)
				Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire
				protection personnel or employed by a local governmental agency, as attested by
				the fire chief of the candidate seeking certification;
2) Current certification as Basic Fire
				Prevention Officer;
3) Current
				certification as Fire Inspector II;
4) Current certification as Public and Life
				Safety Educator I;
5) Successful
				completion of an approved Plans Examiner course;
6) Documentation of a minimum of 4 cumulative
				years of experience in fire prevention activities; and
7) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.334 - Fire Investigator

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a) An
				Illinois Fire Investigator certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1033 and NFPA 921.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel or employed by a local governmental agency or the Office, as attested
				by the chief of the candidate seeking certification;
2) Successful completion of a Fire
				Investigator course consisting of a minimum of 120 total instructional hours.
				The course shall be offered in 3 modules. Each module shall consist of a
				minimum of 40 instructional hours per module;
3) Passage of the State Written and Practical
				Examinations; and
4) Application
				for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.336 - Arson Investigator

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An
				Illinois Arson Investigator certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1033 and NFPA 921.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel or employed by a local governmental agency or the Office, as attested
				by the chief of the candidate seeking certification;
2) Successful completion of the Fire
				Investigator Course (see Section
				141.334) ;
3) Successful completion of an Arson
				Investigator course approved by the Division and the Illinois Law Enforcement
				Training and Standards Board; and
4) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.344 - Hazardous Materials Operations

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a) An Illinois Hazardous Materials Operations
				certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in NFPA
				1072.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Basic Operations Firefighter;
3) Successful completion of a Hazardous
				Materials Operations course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations; and
5) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.346 - Hazardous Materials Technician

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An Illinois Hazardous Materials Technician
				certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in NFPA
				1072.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Hazardous Materials Operations;
3) Successful completion of a Hazardous
				Materials Technician course consisting of a minimum of 80 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations; and
5) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.352 - Confined Space Operations

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An
				Illinois Confined Space Operations certification shall meet or exceed the level
				identified in NFPA 1006.
b)
				Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire
				protection personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate
				seeking certification;
2) Current
				certification as Rope Operations;
3) Successful completion of a Confined Space
				Operations course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional hours;
4) Passage of the State Written and Practical
				Examinations; and
5) Application
				for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.353 - Confined Space Technician

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a) An
				Illinois Confined Space Technician certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1006.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Confined Space Operations;
3) Successful completion of a Confined Space
				Technician course consisting of a minimum of 24 instructional hours;
4) Passage of the State Written and Practical
				Examinations; and
5) Application
				for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.354 - Trench Operations

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An
				Illinois Trench Operations certification shall meet or exceed the level
				identified in NFPA 1006.
b)
				Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire
				protection personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate
				seeking certification;
2) Current
				certification as Rope Operations;
3) Successful completion of a Trench
				Operations course consisting of a minimum of 32 instructional hours;
4) Passage of the State Written and Practical
				Examinations. State Practical Examinations shall include participation as a
				rescue team member in at least one live trench scenario; and
5) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.356 - Trench Technician

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An
				Illinois Trench Technician certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1006.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				Certification as Trench Operations;
3) Successful completion of a Trench
				Technician course consisting of a minimum of 32 instructional hours;
4) Passage of the State Written and Practical
				Examinations. State Practical Examinations shall include participation as a
				rescue team member in at least one live trench scenario; and
5) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.360 - Structural Collapse Operations

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An Illinois Structural Collapse Operations
				certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in NFPA
				1006.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Rope Operations;
3) Successful completion of a Structural
				Collapse Operations course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations; and
5) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.362 - Structural Collapse Technician

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An Illinois Structural Collapse Technician
				certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in NFPA
				1006.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Structural Collapse Operations;
3) Current certification as Confined Space
				Operations;
4) Current
				certification as Vehicle and Machinery Operations;
5) Successful completion of a Structural
				Collapse Technician course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional
				hours;
6) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations; and
7) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.364 - Vehicle and Machinery Operations

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a) An Illinois Vehicle and Machinery
				Operations certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in
				NFPA 1006.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Basic Operations Firefighter;
3) Successful completion of a Vehicle and
				Machinery Operations course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations; and
5) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.366 - Vehicle and Machinery Technician

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An Illinois Vehicle and Machinery
				Technician certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in
				NFPA 1006.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Vehicle and Machinery Operations;
3) Current certification as Rope
				Operations;
4) Successful
				completion of a Vehicle and Machinery Technician course consisting of a minimum
				of 40 instructional hours;
5)
				Passage of the State Written and Practical Examinations; and
6) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.367 - Rope Operations

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An
				Illinois Rope Operations certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications
				identified in NFPA 1006.
b)
				Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire
				protection personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate
				seeking certification;
2) Current
				certification as Basic Operations Firefighter;
3) Successful completion of Rope Operations
				course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional hours;
4) Passage of the State Written and Practical
				Examinations; and
5) Application
				for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.370 - Fire Service Vehicle Operator

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An Illinois Fire Service Vehicle Operator
				certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications identified in NFPA 1002
				and NFPA 1451.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Basic Operations Firefighter;
3) Successful completion of a Fire Service
				Vehicle Operator course consisting of a minimum of 8 instructional
				hours;
4) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations;
5) Completion of the required NFPA 1002
				competency course;
6) Completion of
				an additional 8 hours of documented driving of the vehicles with differing
				wheelbases in use by the employing authority having jurisdiction; and
7) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.371 - Rope Technician

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An
				Illinois Rope Technician certification shall meet or exceed the qualifications
				identified in NFPA 1006.
b)
				Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire
				protection personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate
				seeking certification;
2) Current
				certification as Rope Operations;
3) Successful completion of a Rope Technician
				course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional hours;
4) Passage of the State Written and Practical
				Examinations; and
5) Application
				for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.372 - Surface Water Operations

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An
				Illinois Surface Water Operations certification shall meet or exceed the level
				identified in NFPA 1006.
b)
				Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire
				protection personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate
				seeking certification;
2) Current
				certification as Rope Operations;
3) Successful completion of a Surface Water
				Operations course consisting of a minimum of 40 instructional hours;
4) Passage of the State Written and Practical
				Examinations; and
5) Application
				for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.375 - Watercraft Technician

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An
				Illinois Watercraft Technician certification shall meet or exceed the
				qualifications identified in NFPA 1006.
b) Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire protection
				personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate seeking
				certification;
2) Current
				certification as Surface Water Operations;
3) Certification from an approved Illinois
				Department of Natural Resources or US Coast Guard on-line Boat Safety
				Course;
4) Successful completion of
				a Watercraft Technician Course consisting of a minimum of 16 instructional
				hours;
5) Passage of the State
				Written and Practical Examinations; and
6) Application for Certification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 141 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PARTICIPATION AND CERTIFICATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL › Subpart D - CERTIFICATION LEVELS › Section 141.385 - Rescue Operations

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a)
				Prerequisites
1) Engagement as Illinois fire
				protection personnel, as attested by the employing fire chief of the candidate
				seeking certification;
2) Current
				certification as Rope Operations;
3) Current certification as Structural
				Collapse Operations;
4) Current
				certification as Confined Space Operations;
5) Current certification as Vehicle and
				Machinery Operations;
6) Current
				certification as Trench Operations;
7) Current certification as Surface Water
				Operations; and
8) Application for
				Certification.