The Canadian Fire Alarm Technology Program

This program satisfies the theory training requirements of the Canadian Fire Alarm Association (CFAA) for registration as a Registered Fire Alarm Technician. It consists of 5 Courses, each requiring 36 hours. Short course descriptions are here. The cost of tuition and books for the entire program is $3760.00 plus GST/HST.

We issue a Record of Training for each course completed, which is recognized by the CFAA. To attain full registration, the CFAA also requires additional experience and competence. Learn more at the CFAA website.

We train in classrooms and online.

Complete your training in 10 weekends!

Classroom training takes 4 weekend days per course. Each day is 9 hours long. Classes are held on consecutive weekends in Markham, avoiding major Public Holidays, and run from 8am – 5pm daily. These classes can also be attended on Zoom.

Students who will be paying their own tuition will be welcomed under our Vocational Training rules. Learn more about Vocational Training Admission Requirements and Registration Process.

Students whose training is paid by their employers are welcome too, but have other options and may benefit from generous government grants. Learn more about Corporate Training options

We operate on a strict first come, first served basis.

Weeknight Webinar classes

These classes are offered online, 2 evenings a week for 3 hours with a live instructor. Each course takes 12 sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The next series will run in the summer of 2024 offering just courses 1 and 5. The tuition cost is $650 per course and you will need one book for this program, which costs $240.

Markham Classroom and Online Weekend Courses

Please note! Classes are filling quickly this year!. Please phone 416 282 4764 right away if you want a place.

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If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Health & Safety Management College is registered as a Career College under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005.