At City Fire we spread our passion for fire protection, prevention and life safety through education. One way to share our knowledge is through educational sessions, such as Lunch n’ Learns. We offer Lunch n’ Learns for a variety of topics, you pick the topic, we’ll bring the lunch! We can come to you or you can come to us!

By offering different types of learning experiences; from hands on training to classroom instruction, we can fill your needs. Anything from how to use a fire extinguisher to what fire protection is required on a food truck to the importance of nitrogen generators and everything in-between, we cover it all.

Fire Extinguisher Training (Indoor & Outdoor)

City Fire offers different forms of Fire Extinguisher training to fit everyone’s needs and spaces. We offer classroom training where we verbally go over the basic skills of fire extinguishers. We also employ Bullex Digital Fire Simulator training, which allows individuals to go through the motions of putting out a fire. The simulator uses a digital screen to display a fire and users use a realistic fire extinguisher with a laser to put the fire out. The BullEx can be used just about anywhere. And lastly, we offer a live burn demo. This option is the most realistic way to use a fire extinguisher. This training includes a controlled live burn where users must put out with a fire extinguisher.

Training Center

In 2020, our state of the art City Fire Training Facility opened at our East Hanover headquarters. This training center offers hands on training for different types of fire protection, life safety and security equipment.

From time to time manufacturers release product recalls or voluntary remediation because of real or potential defects or malfunctions in their fire safety products. These potential dangers must be remedied in order to ensure products are in good working order. As we become aware of these recalls or voluntary remediation we will share them on our social media pages, newsletter and here on our website. It is imperative to us to notify consumers of any issues that may affect the functionality of their fire protection or life safety equipment.