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Welcome

Welcome to the Texas Alarm Associations Online Training Web site. The leading state and local alarm associations in Texas have joined together to provide professional online training on topics related to the alarm Industry.

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Meet Texas Requirements

Texas Level 1 Training, provided by TBFAA is a certified, nationally recognized training program approved by the Texas Department of Public Safety, License #Ooo104 to meet the requirements for installers for a Texas State License.

TBFAA offers continuing education under License #Y04078601 to meet requirements for a Texas State License.

TBFAA offers the Fire Prep Course to prepare you for the exams required by the State Fire Marshal

For more information visit www.tbfaa.org

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  • Returning Customers – Login as the student who will take the course BEFORE you select a product – Click Here to Login

Licensing Courses

SAVE $100 ON EVERY LICENSING COURSE:
Use a member coupon code – Available on your association web site’s members only section

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Continuing Education (CEU) Courses

SAVE $10 ON EVERY CEU COURSE:
Use a member coupon code – Available on your association web site’s members only section

Continuing Education (CEU) Courses – Convention Sessions

Note: to get a member rate you must use a coupon code – Available on your association web site’s members only section

 Criminal Conviction May Disqualify

  • Please be advised under the Private Security Act (Occ. Code, Chapter 1702) and Administrative Rule, §35.4 (37 Texas Administrative Code §35.4), a criminal conviction may disqualify you from a registration, commission or license under the Act.
  • For a list of disqualifying offenses and the related periods of ineligibility, review §35.4, available on the department’s website at http://www.dps.texas.gov/rsd/psb/index.htm (click on the Laws tab and then click on Administrative Code) and §§1702.113 and 1702.163 of the Act, as applicable. 
  • You also have a right to request from the department a criminal history evaluation letter under Occ. Code, §53.102
  • Please be advised under the Texas Administrative Code Title 28. Texas Department of Insurance Part 1. Texas Department Of Insurance Chapter 34. State Fire Marshal Subchapter F. Fire Alarm Rules §34.613. – Applications a criminal conviction may disqualify you from a registration or license under the Act.