All parties who will be performing hot work must request a permit, be inspected, and approved before any hot work operations begin.

Permits are typically issued for 24 hours or less. If you have a long-term project requiring multi-day hot work operations, you may request a 30 day permit. Upon completion of your request, you must contact the on-duty Fire Department Shift Commander to schedule your inspection before any work begins. It is recommended to call as far in advance as possible of your desired work start time. (860) 250-5916

CAA Hot Works Permit Request - 24 Hours or Less

Request a permit for up to 24 hours by completing this form.

CAA Hot Works Permit Request - 30 Days

To request a permit for long-term projects lasting greater than 24 hours, complete this form (You will need to request an updated permit for large projects that will last longer than 30 days before expiration of any approved permit).

Connecticut Airport Authority Fire Rescue offers training for airport employees, tenants, and airport contractors in the following:

• CPR: Learn how to perform life-saving cardiopulmonary resuscitation on adults, children, and infants.
• Stop the Bleed: Gain essential skills to control bleeding in emergency situations.
• Fire Extinguisher Use: Learn how to safely and effectively operate portable fire extinguishers.
• Terminal Evacuation: Prepare for safely evacuating passengers and staff during emergencies in the terminal.

For information on scheduling a training, please email Deputy Fire Chief John Leahey, [email protected]