37 Tex. Admin. Code § 461.3 - Minimum Standards for Incident Commander Certification
In order to be certified as an Incident Commander, an individual must:
(1) provide
documentation of completion of the National Incident Management System courses
100, 200, 700, and 800; and
(2)
possess valid documentation of accreditation from the International Fire
Service Accreditation Congress as an Incident Commander; or
(3) complete a commission-approved Incident
Commander program and successfully pass the commission examination as specified
in Chapter 439 of this title (relating to Examinations for Certification). An
approved Incident Commander program must consist of one of the following:
(A) completion of an in-state Incident
Commander program meeting the requirements of the applicable NFPA standard and
conducted by a commission-certified training provider, that was submitted and
approved through the commission's training prior approval system; or
(B) completion of an out-of-state,
educational institution of higher education, and/or military training program
that has been submitted to the commission for evaluation and found to meet the
requirements of the applicable NFPA standard.
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