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\u003Cbr>Since 1923  \u003Cbr>ON  \u003Cbr>CE  \u003Cbr>This Certification Procedure Guide reflects the requirements of:  \u003Cbr>NFPA 470:Hazardous Materials /Weapons of Mass Destruction(WMD)Standard  \u003Cbr>for Responders,2022 Edition  \u003Cbr>V1.6  \u003Cbr>Oct 2022   |\n| --- |\n\n# Introduction to HazMat Awareness &OperationsCertification\n\nFSTB Certification website:https://dps.iowa.govldivisions/state-fire-marshal/fire-  \nservice-traininglcertification-accreditation  \nCertification Program email:fstbcert@dps.state.ia.us  \nFSTB Certification phone number:515-727-3447  \nCandidates wishing to attain national certification at the HazMat Awareness &Operations level through the lowaFire Service Training Bureau Certification System must start the process by submitting a Certification ExaminationRegistration Form along with the Registration Fee of $50 due at the time of registration.  \nThe form is available on the certification page of the FSTB website (link provided above)or you can click on thefollowing link to go directly to the form:  \n## Written &Practical Skills Exams Schedule/Registration Form\n\nThe Registration Form(Written &Practical Skill)lists the designated regional sites where examinations areoffered with the current schedule of examination locations and dates.Candidates are given twelve(12)monthsto complete each certification process.This time limit starts when the candidate takes their FIRST examination(written and/or practical skills)in this level.  \nStarting July 1,2019 the initial Registration Fee of $50 allows the candidate one(1)attempt to pass eachcomponent,written and practical skill,of the examination.If the candidate fails both the written and practicalskills exams.thev are charaed $50 to retake EACH examination again (i.e.,must pay $100 to take both examsagain).If the candidate fails only one of the examinations(either written or practical skills),they are charged$50 to retake the failed exam.  \nThe FSTB stopped the process of allowing free retakes of examinations beginning on July 1,2019.  \nCandidates will have two(2)attempts to pass each skill tation during the practical exam.If the candidate failsboth attempts at any skill station,this constitutes a practical exam failure for that specific certification level andthe candidate will be responsible for notifying the FSTB of their desire to retake the Practical Skills Exam byregistering for another scheduled examination site on the FSTB Cerification web page.Candidates may nottake the practical exam more than once per day.  \nIf the twelve(12)month time limit expires and the candidate has not successfully completed all therequirements for this certification process,the candidate will have to restart the process.All information anddocumentation relating to the previous certification attempt will be removed from the FSTB database.  \nLocal Documentation Forms must be submitted and approved within the twelve(12)months from when thecandidate starts the certification process for this level.  \n## HazMat Awareness &OperationsCertification Requirements\n\nPrerequisites:  \nCandidates pursuing certification at the HazMat Awareness and Operations level must meet the following conditions:  \n1.Be a current member of a fire,emeraency or rescue organization within the State of lowa or enrolled ina Fire Science program within the lowa College System.All candidates pursuing certification shallbeat least 18 years of age.  \n2.There are no additional pre-requisites for this certification level.  \nAn official picture ID(e.g.,driver's license,state-issued identification card,military ID,etc.)must bepresented for admittance to ANY written and practical examination.  \n## Written Examination:\n\nThe HazMat Awareness and Operations written examinations are based on Job Performance Requirements listedin NFPA470-Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)Standard for Responders,2022edition.  \n·The HazMat Awareness written examination 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