Course Schedule and Options:

The Z-89 11-hour Non-Fire EAP + ASMEP course offers two scheduling options tailored to accommodate various availability:

• Weekday Evening Course: This option is conducted in one week, running from Tuesday through Thursday, from 6 PM to 10 PM Eastern Time, ideal for professionals who prefer evening classes.
• Weekend Course: For those who may not be available during weekdays, this course is conducted in one weekend, on Saturday from 1 PM to 5 PM and Sunday from 9 AM to 5 PM, providing a compact and concentrated weekend schedule.

All sessions are delivered virtually, requiring participants to use a desktop or laptop with a camera actively focused on them during live training sessions. Only a desktop or laptop may be used for the test-taking portion of the course.

 

Description:

The Z-89 Non-Fire EAP + ASMEP course 11-hour course is designed specifically for candidates who need to acquire this certification to progress to taking the computer-based tests, especially after failing a second attempt of the Z-89 Non-Fire Emergency computer-based test. By completing this second component, candidates can complete their certification requirements without retaking the entire course series.

 

Why It’s Essential:

High-rise office buildings, hotels, and commercial structures equipped with fire alarm systems and two-way voice communication require a certified Fire and Life Safety Director (FLSD) on-site during business hours. The FLSD plays a pivotal role in safeguarding occupants and visitors, coordinating fire safety efforts, and leading evacuation procedures during emergencies.

 

What You’ll Learn:

• Emergency Action Plan: Understand and effectively respond to non-fire emergencies.
• Active Shooter Preparedness: Learn strategies and protocols to manage active shooter situations.

 

Eligibility and Certification:

To proceed with the Fire and Life Safety Director Certificate of Fitness, candidates must complete both the Fire Emergency and Non-Fire EAP + ASMEP components. This 11-hour course fulfills the requirement for the latter, allowing candidates to move forward to the computer-based tests necessary for certification.