Fire Inspector II - 67
Credential: Fire Inspector II - 67
Credentialing Agency: International Code Council (ICC)
Renewal Period: 3 years
The International Code Council (ICC) Fire Inspector II is a certification for experienced fire inspectors that validates an individual's technical knowledge, education and related experience as an inspector. The certification holder demonstrates the ability to inspect buildings to make sure all federal, state, and local fire codes are being met, and to address emergency exits, alarms, sprinkler systems and safety precautions. Additional competencies include determining occupancy amount within a building and identifying violations. Certified individuals have knowledge of building codes and an understanding of the general provisions for fire safety, including occupancy and the handling of regulated materials. Certified Fire Inspectors will also have knowledge of appropriate processes as it applies to general code compliance when conducting a fire inspection. There are no experience or education requirements for this certification, however individuals seeking the Fire Inspector II certification must have the Fire Inspector I certification prior to taking the written exam. Candidates are required to pass a multiple-choice written exam with at least a 75%.
More information can be found on the certifying agency's website.
Fire Inspector II - 67
The following DOD Civilian Occupations provide training and/or experience that contributes to attaining this credential:
The following Federal Occupations provide training and/or experience that contribute to attaining this credential:
| Federal Occupation | Related As | |
|---|---|---|
| 0081 Fire Protection and Prevention Series |  Some |
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| 4749 Maintenance Mechanic |  Other |
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Eligibility Requirements (View Details)
- Credential Prerequisite: ICC Fire Inspector I-66 Certification
- Experience
- Education
- Training
- Membership
- Other
- Fee
Note: This credential may have multiple options for becoming eligible. Listed are the minimum requirements based on the minimum degree required. To view other options, see the Eligibility tab.
Exam Requirements (View Details)
- Exam
- Written Exam
- Oral Exam
- Practical Exam
- Performance Assessment
RECERTIFICATION SUMMARY
Renewal Period: 3 years
AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
International Code Council (ICC)
500 New Jersey Avenue, NW, 6th Floor
Washington, DC 20001
Phone: (888) 422-7233
Fax: (202) 783-2348
Contact Page
Credential Pre-requisite REQUIREMENTS
Candidates must have the Fire Inspector I certification to be eligible for the Fire Inspector II certification.
Other REQUIREMENTS
The Fire Inspector II - 67 credential has the following other requirements:
- Applicants must adhere to the ICC Code of Ethics
Written Exam
- General Inspection Administration (20%)
- General Provisions for Fire Safety (36%)
- Occupancies (22%)
- Regulated Materials and Processes (22%)
Exam Preparation Resources
There are a number of resources available to help you prepare for the Fire Inspector II - 67 examination:
- Best Sources
- Books and Reports
- General References
- Related Courses
- Related Training
Testing Information
Testing for this credential is handled by Pearson VUE. The test centers are located in the U.S. They also have some test centers on military bases.
To find out more, use the following links on the Pearson VUE website:
- Search for Testing Program
- Learn About Testing for Military Communities
- Agency/Certification Specific Testing Information
- Contact Pearson VUE
For more information on the International Code Council (ICC) testing process, visit the agency website.
RECERTIFICATION
Fire Inspector II - 67
Renewal Period: 3 years
Additional considerations for the Fire Inspector II - 67 include:
- Inspectors should possess the right mix of technical knowledge, education and related experience. Proper weighting of these three qualifications is a subjective decision. Determining the emphasis of ICC certification is most appropriately performed at the local level by the building official. For this reason, ICC does not specify education or experience requirements for certification applicants for most categories.
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