CFAI accreditation is a process of agency self-assessment. The Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI) will provide your agency the accreditation model, various accreditation publications and trainings, and access to experienced peer assessors.

CFAI accreditation is a process of self-assessment, verified through peer review. Your agency receives the accreditation model, accreditation publications, training, and access to experienced peer assessors.

Achieve Excellence – Explore 11 comprehensive categories covering governance, resources, safety, and community focus with CFAI’s holistic accreditation model. > More. Learn from the experts in the field, as CPSE’s instructor-led workshops are led by experienced professionals, a must for prospective peer assessors and agency accreditation managers.

The CPSE Excellence Conference brings the most inquisitive and progressive minds in the fire and emergency service together for three and a-half-days to advance agency accreditation, promote professional credentialing, and encourage continuous improvement.

The CFAI Information Technology Specifications document identifies the spatial and numerical data, records, and policies referenced in the CFAI accreditation model.

Fire Department Strategic Plans and Community Master Plans: Are They The Same? This presentation is designed to walk you through creating and executing your plan, including a lesson on pivoting when conditions in your community or within your own agency change. You must log in to access content.

The Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI) has 13 members who may serve up to three 3-year terms. CFAI members represent a cross-section of the fire and emergency service, including fire departments, city and county management, labor, standards development organizations, and the U.S. Department of Defense.

2019年12月19日 · The CFAI model is used to guide fire and emergency services agencies around the world through accreditation with a focus on performance measurement, self-assessment, and quality improvement.

The CENTER FOR PUBLIC SAFETY EXCELLENCE, COMMISSION ON FIRE ACCREDITATION INTERNATIONAL, COMMISSION ON PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALING, CPSE, CFAI, and CPC, and other logos, trademarks, service marks and/or certification marks are exclusive marks of the CPSE and protected by various statutes.

Peer assessors are a key component of the agency accreditation process as they verify and validate that an agency’s accreditation documents meet the expectations of the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI). This workshop is required for all agency accreditation managers and those wishing to become CFAI Peer Assessors.