WEBINAR

Unlocking ISO Success: How to Ensure Every Single Hour of Training Is Documented in 2026

Your department puts in the work — now make sure it counts when ISO comes calling. Join Vector Solutions and ISO/Verisk experts to learn how to document training, certifications, and readiness the right way to maximize ISO points and avoid costly gaps in 2026.

February 03, 2026

4:00 PM UTC

1 hour

Sponsored by

February 3rd, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM ET | 10:00 AM CT | 8:00 AM PT
Duration: 60 minutes
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Summary

Your agency invests significant effort into training, honing skills, and maintaining readiness — but without clear, consistent documentation, much of that work can go unrecognized during an ISO review.

Join us on Feb. 3 when Vector Solutions’ Robbi King is joined by Michael Morash of ISO/Verisk for the first webinar in a two-part series discussing how fire departments can master ISO readiness in 2026 and maximize points under Sections 580 and 1000 of the Fire Suppression Rating Schedule.

You will learn what ISO reviewers are looking to assess, how to avoid common documentation gaps, and how to keep training, certification, and pre-incident planning records organized and accessible. We’ll also cover how Vector Solutions’ online training management platform TargetSolutions andits industry-leading ISO Training Tracker, are built to document and report ISO training hours to perfection.

In this session, you will learn how to do the following:

Capture training documentation that helps support credit for all personnel.
Record hands-on performance to demonstrate skill mastery in structure fire and live fire training.
Ensure driver/operator and officer certifications are accurate, current, and fully documented.
Track and validate training across multiple facilities, including state academies and partner agencies.
Maintain complete CRR and CE documentation for prevention, education, and investigation roles.

Please click here to register for the second part of this webinar series, “How to Elevate ISO Readiness with Optimal Staffing and Asset Management Practices.”

Speakers

Michael C. Morash

Regional Vice President Verisk’s Community Hazard Mitigation Division

ISO

Michael C. Morash is a regional vice president within Verisk’s Community Hazard Mitigation Division, ISO, and oversees the Public Protection Program (PPC), Building Code Adoption Code Program (BCEGS) and the Community Rating system (CRS). He has been with Verisk for 21 years and in that time has held the positions of field representative, senior field representative, and southeast field manager. He has been involved with the mentoring program, Class 1 Review Team, PPC Technical Team, Alternative Water Team and as the liaison for Verisk and the various training platforms used in PPC. Michael has been a presenter at various conferences across the country, including FDIC, FRI and local events and assists clients with regulator and rating agency questions and reporting requirements regarding community hazard mitigation. Prior to joining Verisk, Michael spent over 25 years in the public safety sector, serving in the role of police officer with the New York City Transit Police Department, City of Palm Beach Garden, FL, and the Indian River Shores, FL, Public Safety Department.

Robbi King

Director, Solutions Engineers

Vector Solutions

Robbi King has dedicated 27 years to public safety, including 13 years with Camden County, GA Fire Rescue, where he achieved the rank of Assistant Chief. He also served more than 13 years as a deputy coroner at the Camden County Coroner’s Office. As Assistant Chief, King provided support in firefighting, managed logistics, and oversaw the use of Vector Solutions' training management platform. Currently, he works as the director of the solutions engineer team with Vector Solutions.