Due to building damage sustained from recent hurricanes, our 2025 class schedule is not available yet. Once our interior operations are back to normal, we look forward to hosting our friends and business partners for our seminar.

Please check back for openings after January 1st, 2025 or reach out to Melissa.Faint@piperfire.com to inquire! 

Piper Fire Systems Fire School – Classes in Clearwater, Florida

Let us show you the ins and outs of fire protection with our training courses.

How often should your fire protection systems be inspected?

What are best practices when it comes to fire protection system maintenance?

As a property owner, do you know what your responsibilities are when it comes to fire protection?

If you can’t answer these questions, don’t feel bad. You are not alone. However if fire protection is a part of your job, you need to know these answers and more in order to be an informed consumer of fire protection services.

That’s why Piper Fire Protection created our own Introduction to Fire Protection seminars back in 2000. Over a thousand students have enrolled in our short training classes, including employees of Fortune 500 companies. We offer both classroom and hands-on training in fire protection system technology, regulations and maintenance in our facility in Clearwater.

We are proud to offer these classes free of charge to the community, not just our customers. Those who benefit from our seminar the most include condo board members, maintenance engineers as well as licensed community association managers (LCAMs). These seminars are state certified and satisfy 9 CAM CEUs. 

Check this page for schedule updates, or like us on Facebook to find out when new classes are added.

CAM Continuing Education OPP ELE

This state certified course will not only help you towards additional required CAM continuing education credits, but will help you with any fire protection needs and questions that you may have. The scope of the class will include standards of NFPA 25, 17A, 72, 13, 2001 and 10 including fire sprinkler, fire alarms, fire suppression systems, and fire extinguishers. To include open discussion and on-hands training, while providing guidelines on frequency of inspections to build maintenance programs at existing properties.