Massachusetts Department of Fire Services
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As the Massachusetts State Fire Marshal and the head of the Department of Fire Services, I am very proud of the progress we have made to provide much needed resources to the fire service...
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The mission of the Department of Fire Services is to promote and enhance firefighter safety through policy and training, to assist and support the fire service community in protecting the lives and property of the citizens of Massachusetts, and to provide...
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State Fire Marshal Stephen D. Coan, in conjunction with local medical professionals and the National Fire Protection Association will host two press conferences on the dangers of fireworks.
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As of May 30, 2008, if you change your address and hold an approval, license, certificate, or permit from the Department of Fire Services, you have 2 weeks to notify the Office of the State Fire Marshal, according to new state regulations.
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The Massachusetts Fire Training Council (MFTC) Certification Examination Schedule is now available.
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Take 14 - Fire & Life Safety Education Conference, sponsered by the Department of Fire Services and the Mass. Public & Life Safety Education Task Force
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Take part in one, two, or all three days of this unique learning opportunity and meet nationally recognized speakers. The first 100 to register will be entered into a free registration drawing.
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Fire and building inspectors with busy daily schedules often don't have time to attend valuable skill-enhancing training sessions, so the United States Fire Administration (USFA) is providing Coffee Break Training bulletins for you to read and enjoy during your daily break.
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"This summer dive into the depths of pool chemical safety and prevent painful burns and costly clean-ups." - State Fire Marshal Stephen D. Coan.
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FP&S grants support projects that enhance the safety of the public and firefighters from fire and related hazards. The primary goal is to target high-risk populations, firefighter safety and mitigate high incidences of death and injury.
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The Mass. Association of Safety and Fire Educators and the state Department of Fire Services in conjunction with the MA Property Insurance Underwriting Association are sponsoring the contest for high school students. Contestant groups are challenged to create an informative and educational video on the topic of burn awareness. The Grand Prize group will win a digital video camera for their school as well as share $200 in gift cards. 2nd and 3rd place prizes will be also be awarded. See contest rules and evaluation rubric!
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Revisions to the Underground Storage Tank provisions of the Massachusetts State Fire Code (527 CMR 9) recently took effect. The Department of Fire Services has developed a guide to these revisions that was sent to all fire chiefs in an advisory. In an effort to inform owners/operators, and third party inspectors of underground storage tanks, as well as fire departments of the changes, the Department of Fire Services will be holding informational sessions throughout the state. There is no charge for these sessions. -- (NOTE: Additional Owner/Operator and Third Party Inspector Informational Sessions have been added starting in September 2008.)
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