What is a CFAA certificate?
Join the Fire Alarm Technician Training Program
This program leads to the CFAA Registered Technician designation, the most-recognized credential for those who perform testing and inspection of fire alarm systems in Canada.
What does CFAA stand for in Canada?
CFAA
| Acronym |
Definition |
| CFAA |
Canadian Fire Alarm Association |
| CFAA |
Country Financial Accountability Assessment (World Bank) |
| CFAA |
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1984 (US law) |
| CFAA |
Canadian Federation of Apartment Associations (Ottawa, ON, Canada) |
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How much do fire alarm technicians make in Ontario?
While ZipRecruiter is seeing salaries as high as $77,876 and as low as $24,669, the majority of Fire Alarm Technician salaries currently range between $40,147 (25th percentile) to $58,044 (75th percentile) with top earners (90th percentile) making $70,136 annually in Ontario.
What qualifications do you need to test fire alarms?
You need a qualified electrician who can perform a comprehensive check-up and inspection and supply fire alarm testing certificate.
How do I become a fire alarm technician in Canada?
The Canadian Fire Alarm Association (CFAA) requires that fire alarm technicians complete a five-course, theory-based program of study plus one year's work with another experienced technician in order to become certified to work in this field (to ensure that fire alarm technicians are competent in their ability to test, ...