Firefighter Training

    Volunteer Firefighter Certification in Texas

At the heart of the Texas Volunteer Firefighter Certification Program is the State Firemen's & Fire Marshalls' Association of Texas. The SFFMA encourages training, education and certification for all volunteers. The SFFMA founded and now supports and sponsors the world's largest fire training school, at Texas A&M University.

 "NIMS" Training

Nowhere else can you find more comprehensive firefighter training and emergency services instruction than with the Texas Engineering Extension Service (TEEX). Below are a couple of links to help you find upcoming training in your area.

Annual Schools & Extension/NFA/Area Schools

 Find the latest information covering drills, reading a building, HIPAA, training tips and papers, webcasts, discussions and "TrainingDivision.com".

Visit to find Weekly Drills as well as other information about firefighter training.

 FireRehab.com is dedicated to educating firefighters about the vital importance of rehabilitation in staying safe and healthy on the job.

The largest and number one provider of online Fire certification and EMT training in the US and Canada.

Kilgore College Online Fire Academy
is one of the first certified training facilities in Texas to offer both on-site and online training options.

Texas Fire Academy provides online fire service training that is second to none and has been awarded several Texas Commission on Fire Protection commendations.

By incorporating online Fire, EMS, HR and OSHA courses with a comprehensive management system, TargetSafety provides fire departments with a complete training solution.

Fire In Texas

Offering On-line firefighter Training for Texas Volunteers. From Introductory thru Advanced Firefighter, we believe that it is important  to bring quality and accessible training to Volunteer Firefighters.

FirefighterCloseCalls.com was an idea born from The Secret List, an independent newsletter produced since 1998 in an effort to bring forward the issues involving injury and death to firefighters... often issues that are ignored, quickly forgotten or just not talked about. Originally started as an e-mail group amongst some close friends in the fire service, it is currently received by thousands of fire service members.