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M. Jodi Rell
 
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Peter S. Carozza, Jr.
 
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Connecticut Fire Academy
34 Perimeter Road
Windsor Locks
CT 06096-1069
860-627-6363
FAX 860-654-1889
 
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877-5CT-FIRE
 
 

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What is CPAT?

The Candidate Physical Ability Test is a practical exam used to test a candidate's physical ability to perform a job task related to firefighting.  CPAT is a physically demanding test that requires a candidate to use his or her physical, mental abilities and, in some cases, balance.  The CPAT involves eight events that must be completed in 10 minutes 20 seconds.  The CPAT process is used in the selection of firefighters in participating fire agencies throughout the State of Connecticut.
 
Click Here for CPAT Candidate Preparation Guide (31.69 MB large file)
 
Click Here for CPAT Candidate Orientation Guide (1.48 MB)
 
Click Here for CPAT Candidate Informational Letter
 
Click Here for CPAT Information
 
How Do I Apply For the CPAT Test?

To register for CPAT please download and complete the CPAT Application and return it with payment to: Connecticut Fire Academy 34 Perimeter Road Windsor Locks, CT  06096.  Applications may also be faxed to 860-654-1889 if payment is made by credit card.  Applications will not be accepted over the phone.  Incomplete applications will be returned.

Click Here for 2009 CPAT Test Schedule
 
Click Here for Schematic Drawing of the CPAT Events
 


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