Fire Safety Certification
Georgia Fire Safety Training & Classes
Our online or in person Fire Safety Training is designed to help you and your staff prevent fires and to respond appropriately in an emergency. You will learn about Fire Prevention, Fire Safety equipment, evacuation plans, and more.
Our instructors are certified through the Georgia Fire Marshal and our fire safety classes meet the requirements for child care and elder care facilities. All class participants (online or in-person) will receive a 3 year OCI Fire Safety Certification.
How to Get Fire Safety Certified
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Pick Your Format
We offer in-person and online Fire Safety training. You can join a class or host the class and we will come to your facility if you have a group.
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Sign Up or Book
Sign up for the course or book a date to host your fire safety training. Then take the course and/or have your staff take the course.
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Attend & Get Certified
Attend the training and get the skills, knowledge, and the certificate you need for your job and to be prepared for fire emergencies you may face.
Fire Safety Course Formats

Onsite In-Person Training
We come to your facility and train your staff at your convenience. In this class, you will learn about best practices for Fire Safety, and learn how you can teach your students or residents about Fire Safety. Depending on the industry, we cater the curriculum to who you work with and your work environment.
Individual or small groups can also join a in-person class below.
All staff working in a Georgia childcare or eldercare facility is required by the fire marshal to complete Fire Safety and Bright From the Start and Department of Community Health.
In metro Atlanta or Augusta, we ask for a minimum of 8 during the week and 12 on Saturday. For other areas, view our minimum page to learn more. If you don’t have enough for the minimum, our state approved online training is a great option.
Participants earn a 3 year Fire Safety Certification. It is approved by the Georgia State fire marshal’s office.
$25 per person. Minimum is required.

Online Training
This is the same great class but offered via Zoom and does not require a minimum. Also great for individuals who want to take the class.
- Classes are done online in a Live Zoom Training with an Instructor.
- They will complete an online test to show their knowledge.
- Certificate will be delivered to direcotr and participant within 2-3 days of completion.
- This is an instructor-led Fire Safety course that is held via Zoom.
The course meets the Fire Safety requirements for child care and elder care professionals in Georgia. It is approved by the Georgia State Fire Marshal’s office because it is with a live instructor and not at your own pace.
Just like a traditional class, participants can interact with their instructor and ask questions. The instructor will tailor the class to the specific needs of the participants.
This class takes approximately 3 hours.
$25 a person. No minimum is required.
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Fire Safety Training FAQ
Is Fire Safety Training Required for Child and Senior Care Professionals in Georgia?
Yes, Fire Safety training and certification is required for both child care and senior care professionals in Georgia by the Georgia Fire Marshal Office, Bright From the Start, and the Department of Community Health. Read more about the laws and regulations here.
Is Online Fire Safety Training Okay?
Yes, online fire safety is approved by the fire marshal’s office if it is given by a live OCI-Certified Caregiver Instructor. Meaning, it must be given via a video call software like Zoom or Google Meet with a live instructor who is approved by the fire marshal’s office.
However, it is not approved to have at your own pace Fire Safety training that isn’t done with a live instructor. This type of asynchronous training can be tempting since it is often cheaper, but it will not get you the certification the fire marshal requires.
All of our online trainings are done with a live OCI-Certified instructor via Zoom and meets all the same requirements as in person training from the comfort of your home.
What is Fire Safety Training Like?
It is a 2 1/2 to 3 hour course where you will learn how to prevent fire and respond if they do happen both in your facility and in your home. We also teach you ways to educate your students, children, parents, and/or residents on fire safety principles.
All of our trainings are fun and interactive helping participants learn and have fun doing it.
What Does The Fire Safety Certificate Look Like?
These change every few years, but for it to be valid, it must be from a Office of the Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire (OCI) certified provider, which we are. We always provide the most up to date certificate for all of our students.
Can You Handle Large Groups?
Yes, while our average class is around 15 students. We regularly teach groups of 50 or even 100 or more. When we have large groups like this, we bring extra instructors. Book a class here.
Why Are You So Affordable?
Because we want to eliminate any obstacles to people learning this important material. Many Fire Safety Trainings cost an arm and a leg, but by making our training more affordable, we hope to open the door for more people to learn this. You may be tempted to think affordable means low quality, but we consistently hear feedback like “this is the best class I have ever taken.” Check out our reviews above to see some of these stories.
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