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Thermal imaging training is essential for every firefighting service, including military, civilian, career, and volunteer firefighters. Knowing how to use thermal imaging equipment properly can save lives and improve tactical effectiveness in every firefighting situation.

Insight Training offers a variety of in-person and online courses for firefighters and fire service trainers. View our fire training courses.

Insight Training courses vary in cost depending on your specific needs. For pricing on our courses, see our Course Catalog. To get a quote for custom onsite training, request a training proposal.

We offer online and in-person training opportunities to suit your needs. Browse our courses, see our upcoming events, or host a training of your own.

As experienced thermal imaging experts, Insight Training has evaluated numerous thermography products and can assist you in identifying the products that suit your needs. We offer courses and resources that can help.

We provide on-site thermal imaging training in all 50 states and have delivered training in 16 countries worldwide. Contact us to discuss training opportunities for your department.

Scheduling training is easy. Submit a request through our Host a Training page, and our team will prepare a custom proposal based on your department’s needs. Once approved, we’ll coordinate the schedule, deliver the training on-site, and provide certifications upon completion.

Yes. When used correctly, a thermal imaging camera can help firefighters work faster and more efficiently. Our science-backed Insight Method teaches firefighters how to interpret thermal imaging data in real-world fireground conditions, helping improve search speed, decision-making, and overall performance.

Yes. Thermal imaging cameras can improve situational awareness and help firefighters identify hazards that aren’t visible to the naked eye. Our training teaches firefighters how to properly use thermal imaging technology to support safer operations, better decision-making, and more effective emergency response.