FDNY Certificate of Fitness

FLSD F‑89: Non‑Fire / EAP Emergency Course Component

Tuition
$140
Duration
7 hours
Location
566 Seventh Avenue, Suite 602, Times Square
Next date
October 15, 2026
Register for this courseCall (212) 213-3434
FDNY-approved coursework

High-rises should have on staff Fire and Non-Fire Emergency trained personnel. This course examines every aspect of emergencies other than fires and is invaluable to those who dedicate their careers to protecting people from harm and property from loss in the built environment.

Before you pay

Available class dates

Non‑Fire Emergency/EAP Component of the FLSD F‑89 (Component #2)

Choose one class option when you register. If a class meets on multiple dates, all dates are listed together.

Certifying body
FDNY
Registration note
Choose an available class date and register online, call (212) 213-3434, or visit the office.

Course details

  • Emergency Action Plan responsibilities
  • Shelter in place, in-building relocation, partial evacuation, and evacuation
  • Human-made and natural disaster response
  • Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear catastrophic events
  • Open to individuals who are not seeking a certificate of fitness from the FDNY

Non-fire / EAP emergency course component

New York City has experienced numerous emergencies other than fire. In 2008 there was the collapse of two construction cranes. Six construction workers and a person in a residential complex were killed when a crane toppled onto several buildings; and in a separate incident, two construction workers were killed after a crane collapsed at a construction site.

In 2007 the steam pipe explosion resulted in damages to multiple properties and widespread panic among building occupants. The 2003 Blackout resulted in the deaths of several people. On September 11, 2001, New York's World Trade Center was destroyed when terrorists crashed commercial airliners into the buildings.

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear catastrophic events are discussed. The responses: shelter in place, in-building relocation, partial evacuation and evacuation are explored in detail and evaluated based on selected human-made and natural disasters.

Lessons learned from local and national catastrophic events are discussed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of non-fire emergencies.

Class registration

If you pay online you are agreeing with the content of Radiant's refund policy.

Choose an available class date and register online, call (212) 213-3434, or visit the office.

To register and pay in advance via money order, corporate check, certified personal check or cash, please visit the office or send payment by mail, except cash, to Radiant Training & Consulting, LLC, 566 Seventh Avenue, Suite 602, New York, NY 10018. Radiant is located between 40th and 41st Street in Times Square.

Please arrive to class on time because classes start promptly.

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Course resources

Practice set1,000 free fire, life safety, active shooter, medical, and non-fire emergency practice scenariosPractice setAnswers to the 1,000 practice scenariosFLSD Curriculum ManualFLSD qualifications criteriaFLSD organizational chartsHow to request the FLSD on-site examLithium-Ion Batteries Safety Precautions

Important notes

  • This course is also open to individuals who are not seeking a certificate of fitness from the FDNY.
  • Please arrive on time. Seats may be released to another student if you do not arrive by 9:00 a.m., and you will need to reschedule.
  • Online payment means you agree with Radiant's refund policy.