2024 NFPA 101 Life Safety Code
Essentials for Health Care Occupancies
Completion Achievement
đź“ś NFPA Issued Certificate
Delivery Method
đź’» LVT – Live Virtual (Online)
Why Join?
🏥 Healthcare-Specific Expertise – Focused training on life safety challenges unique to healthcare environments
📋 Direct Compliance Application – Learn to meet stringent NFPA 101 requirements for hospitals, clinics, and care facilities
📖 Up-to-Date Standards – Covers the latest code provisions for 2024 compliance
👩‍⚕️ Designed for Key Roles – Ideal for facility managers, safety officers, architects, engineers, and inspectors
🧩 Practical, Scenario-Based Learning – Capstone case study connects theory with real-world application
🎓 Professional Advancement – Strengthen credibility with specialized life safety knowledge in a regulated, high-stakes industry
Duration
đź“… 2.1 CEUs
The NFPA 101 Life Safety Code® for Health Care Occupancies Training is a 3-day, instructor-led program designed to equip participants with the expertise to identify life safety hazards in healthcare environments and apply NFPA 101 requirements with accuracy. Covering both new and existing occupancies, the course addresses fundamental code concepts, occupancy classifications, means of egress design, fire protection features, and rehabilitation requirements. Through scenario-based learning and a capstone case study, participants gain both technical competence and practical confidence in applying the Life Safety Code to complex healthcare facilities.
- Occupancy classifications for healthcare environments and their specific requirements
- Identification, sizing, and arrangement of means of egress for patient and non-patient suites
- Fire alarm, suppression, and other fire protection features for healthcare facilities
- Requirements for protecting vertical openings and hazardous areas in healthcare occupancies
- Rehabilitation work categories and their correct application
- High-rise building and special structure requirements within healthcare settings
- Building services and operational features impacting life safety in healthcare environments
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Apply NFPA 101 requirements to both new and existing healthcare occupancies
- Identify and mitigate life safety hazards in healthcare facilities
- Calculate occupant load and establish egress capacity for suites and entire systems
- Determine egress requirements specific to healthcare occupancy layouts
- Apply correct criteria for rehabilitation work categories
- Ensure compliance for fire protection systems, high-rise healthcare facilities, and operational features
- Confidently navigate and interpret NFPA 101 in healthcare contexts
