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HOW DO I BECOME A FIRE ALARM SYSTEM AGENT (FASA) OR BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM AGENT (BASA) CERTIFIED?

Any employees of electrical or alarm contractors engaged in the contracting or installation of alarm systems need to be certified as either a Fire Alarm System Agent (FASA) or Burglar Alarm System Agent (BASA). FASA and BASA certification requires that the employee meet the following criteria: Is at least 18 years of age Completed a minimum of 14 hours of training by a board approved provider Has not been convicted of a crime directly related to the business within the last three (3) years Obtained from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) a completed fingerprint and background check if applying as a burglar or fire alarm system agent every two (2) years Has not been committed for substance abuse within the last three (3) years.

FIRE ALARM AGENT

14 HRS CERTIFICATION (1ST TIME)

Description: FASA 14 Hour, ECLB approved training course. FASA 14 HOUR TRAINING COURSE – This course is for those technicians to complete their obligation for their 14-hour entry-level FASA course. As a fire technician you must under law complete this course within ninety (90) days of date of hire. At the end of the course a certificate and badge are issued with an expiration date. This date of expiration is two years after the issue date. Since 1998 Florida Law requires you to take a 6-hour refresher course to renew your fire certificate within this two-year window to stay legal.

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BURGLAR ALARM AGENT

14 HRS CERTIFICATION (1ST TIME)

Description: BASA 14 Hour, ECLB approved training course. BASA 14 HOUR TRAINING COURSE – This course is for those technicians to complete their obligation for their 14-hour entry-level BASA course. As an alarm technician you must under law complete this course within ninety (90) days of date of hire. At the end of the course a certificate and badge are issued with an expiration date. This date of expiration is two years after the issue date. Since 2004 Florida Law requires you to take a 6-hour refresher course to renew your alarm certificate within this two-year window to stay legal.

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