The North Carolina Fire Marshal's Association and the North Carolina County Fire Marshal's Association have merged to form one, unified organization dedicated to the protection of life and property to the citizens of North Carolina. The Association promotes safety through active involvement in the code development process and continuing education for our membership.
If you have any questions concerning the association and improvements, please don't hesitate to contact the association through the Contact page on this site. Thanks for visiting and see you at the next meeting.
Training & Education
Click here to checkout our Training and Education Page for new class announcements.
If you know of a training opportunity that you would like to broadcast to the NCFMA, just let us know and we will share it with our members and post it on our site. (Submit Training Here)
RALEIGH -- Insurance Commissioner and State Fire Marshal Wayne Goodwin is reminding North Carolinians to stay
focused on fire safety…especially when it comes to ...
RALEIGH -- Insurance Commissioner and State Fire Marshal Wayne Goodwin is urging parents and caregivers to keep
children safe this holiday season by ...
RALEIGH -- Insurance Commissioner and State Fire Marshal Wayne Goodwin is launching the holiday season with strict "orders"
for North Carolinians to ...
RALEIGH -- Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin today announced that the rate hearing originally scheduled for June 21, 2011,
pertaining to the dwelling fire and extended coverage filing submitted by the North Carolina Rate Bureau has been rescheduled ...
RALEIGH -- Safe Kids North Carolina, a statewide coalition housed in the North Carolina Department of Insurance Office of
State Fire Marshal, today announced a new pool safety program that aims to keep children ...
International Residential Fire Sprinkler Coalition
About IRC Fire Sprinkler Coalition
Founded in 2007, the IRC Fire Sprinkler Coalition has grown to include more than 100 regional, national and international public safety organizations, including associations representing 44 states, all of which support the mission of promoting residential fire sprinkler systems as a standard feature in new home construction.The Coalition was formed to educate public policymakers on the value of residential sprinkler systems and to support related legislation.
Firefighters are exposed to dangers and risks every day of their working lives, but one risk that few people consider is their heightened risk of exposure to asbestos. Asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral that was used in construction for decades during the 1900s, is a known carcinogen that increases the risk of many types of cancer. It also causes serious respiratory diseases and disorders, including asbestosis, pleural plaques and pleural fibrosis. For more up to date information on asbestos exposure and the health risks associated with it, please visit the Mesothelioma Center.
Click here for more information on this serious health risk to firefighters.
Click here to download a larger image of the asbestos hazards found in the home diagram.
The NCFMA would like to invite you to join the NCFireMarshal's Yahoo Group. This group was established for members to network, pass along information, ask and discuss questions to other members of the NCFMA and NCCFMA about topics important in the world of Fire Prevention, Inspection, Investigation and Emergency Management.
Membership is open to any County or City fire department personnel. If you would like to join this group please click here.
