2026 West TN Regional Fire Prevention Conference

Welcome to the West TN Regional Fire Prevention Conference! Join us for a day filled with informative sessions, networking opportunities, and hands-on workshops. This in-person event will take place at International Paper - Tower 4, providing a central location for attendees from all over the region. Whether you're a seasoned fire prevention professional or just starting in the field, this conference offers something for everyone. Don't miss out on this chance to expand your knowledge, connect with peers, and enhance your skills. *The conference will award attendees with (20 hours) of CEU credit.

*Breakfast will be provided each day at 7:30 am. Lunch will be provided only on Tuesday & Wednesday.

Register now to secure your spot! For any questions or information needed, please get in touch with Training Officer Mark Wormley at (901)636-5360 or [email protected]

Info: Class Synopsis: As our world becomes more electric, this course will dive into best practices found in current codes and standards related to batteries in the built environment. The course will provide best practices for the fire service and prepare not only the inspector but the responder

Info: Class Synopsis: This presentation addresses the requirements & methodologies found within the framework of adopted model codes, NFPA 72, and NFPA 855 regarding mobile and stationary energy storage systems.

Info: Class Synopsis: Descriptive research has been used to examine ITM documentation and reporting workflows, which are essential in delivering actionable data to fire prevention bureaus. These insights enable fire departments to proactively address systemic issues and enforcement gaps, thereby strengthening CRR initiatives. By understanding the impact of ITM on workload distribution and staffing requirements, agencies can more effectively allocate resources toward sustaining enforcement and public safety programs

Info: Class Synopsis: This course is designed to go over the basic fire alarm requirements that cover passenger elevators. It will cover what devices are required and what devices are not allowed per the application you have. It will also discuss the control functions that are needed for the safety of the evacuating occupants as well as the responding fire fighters.

Info: Course Synopsis: This presentation addresses the requirements & methodologies found within the framework of adopted model codes, NFPA 72 chapter 26.6 and chapter 9, section 907 of the International Fire Code, 2021 Edition.

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