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Credit for online Zoom classes
I spoke with DFS today, June 30. I was assured that all classes will be entered, however, the process is a little more complicated due to half day classes that we have implemented. DFS has to create new codes, etc. so the process is taking longer. Also, due to the extension given on needing to complete CEU requirements, this process is not a priority versus other work requirements that DFS has focused on during limited office days. Please be patient, it may take some time, but we will make sure you get credit. Thanks.
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The New Jersey Fire Safety Training Program at Kean University — Reopening Plan
The New Jersey Fire Safety Training Program at Kean University is working on an opening plan for mid-July. When we are able to provide more information on the office opening, we will contact all of the Eligible Organizations. We ask for your patience at this time since it is a process to get State approval. All questions should be directed to our office or the Division of Fire Safety- not the University Administration. We look forward to getting back to the office and serving our stakeholders. Please be aware that online courses are being offered towards CEU’s. We are still operating remotely and are available to answers any questions you may have and provide technical support for online courses. Please visit www.keanfiresafety.com for updates.
Read MorePotential Office Reopening
The New Jersey Fire Safety Training Program at Kean University is working on an opening plan for mid-July.
Read MoreWe are proud to announce the rollout of select online courses to help with achieving your CEU’s. Please check this site every week for new offerings. There are three steps to register for a class: 1. Login to your account at http://keanolt.ourclassroom.net/login/index.php to enroll. – this account is not the same as at www.keanfiresafety.com or at NJ.gov. If you’ve not yet taken an online class this spring, you will need to begin by creating an account. Please keep your login information, you will need it again. 2. Click on the Course title you would like to attend. (Click Course Catalog on the left menu if you don’t immediately see a list of classes.) 3. Enter the Enrollment Key (a series of letters and numbers above “Enrolment Key”) in the box to the right of where it says “Enrolment Key” and click “Enrol Me” (Yes, we’re aware that Enrol and Enrolment are incorrectly spelled, it’s a software issue, sorry.) You will receive an email the evening before the class with instructions to login for the class.
Read MoreCovid -19 Information for First Responders
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/guidance-for-ems.html https://www.iafc.org/topics-and-tools/coronavirus-covid-19 https://www.usfa.fema.gov/coronavirus/public_assistance_grants.html
Read MoreCovid-19 Update – Office closed until further notice
The New Jersey Fire Safety Training Program at Kean University in conjunction with the New Jersey Division of Fire Safety has made the decision to cancel ALL Spring 2020 semester CEU courses and events including NJ Weekend, in response to the COVID-19 virus outbreak. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause but it is important that we keep our stakeholders safe until this situation is under control. Our office will be closed to the public until further notice as advised by the State, but we will be operating via email if you have any questions.
Read MoreNew Guidelines for Union County COVID-19 Test Center Starts Today, Monday March 30th
The Union County COVID-19 Test Center at Kean University will implement a new “telehealth” procedure for persons seeking a COVID-19 test.
Read MoreN.J.’s mass coronavirus testing sites to set aside days just for first responders, healthcare workers
As New Jersey continues to struggle with testing, the state’s two major government-run centers that test for the coronavirus will change their schedules starting this weekend and will set aside days just to test those working on the frontlines of the outbreak, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Thursday. MORE
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