One Day Classes:
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Basic Pumps (SAT)

This course is an introduction to pump operations. Building on basic theory the course will introduce firefighters to basic pump operation and maintenance. Priming and drafting will be explored in depth using classroom theory and practical application. Pump problem troubleshooting and preventive maintenance will be covered. Practical sessions will include work with both portable and main fire pumps.

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Fire Officer 101 (SAT)

So you are a Fire Officer Now!!! So what does that really mean? What responsibilities do you have? What liabilities do you face? Hey, I wasn’t bargaining on a questions like this! If this you then you don’t want to miss this dynamic session that puts it all on the line of what it truly means to be an officer in today’s fire service. This power packed program will focus on the nuts and bolts of being a fire officer. You will not want to miss this down and dirty back to basics for new and future officers. Come and learn just what it means to step up to and accept the fire officers role in today’s fire service. Come learn what responsibilities you have and how you make a difference as and officer.

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Flash Over Simulator (SAT)

This 8-hr class was developed to introduce students to the warning signs and conditions leading up to the Flashover. Several hours of classroom presentation will be followed by the students witnessing actual Flashover Simulator.

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Company Officer to Command Officer: Shake Rattle and Roll” Leadership Out Of the Box” (SUN)

Power: is the ability to command or apply force. Authority: is the right to command and expend resources. A leader is one who can generate effective individual and group action to accomplish goals. So you want to be a Command Officer? Do you want to be a part of status Quo or part of an exclusive group who belong to Shake, Rattle and Roll crew? Can you really handle it, Do you really want to be a Command Officer? Do you have what it takes? Come and find out as this program will shake you up, rattle you around and roll you out. Whether or not you make the cut, well that is yet to be seen. You will not want to miss this thrilling program that will explore Leadership Out of the Box. Come find out what it takes to be a Command Officer in today’s fire service. Steel toed shoes are recommended as this program has been known to step on a few toes during the Shake Rattle and Roll portions.

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Ventilation (SUN)

This is 6-hr class is based on the FFI Ventilation Module dealing with many factors influencing the Incident Commander’s decision to order ventilation of a structure and which type of ventilation will be implemented depending on the conditions. The first portion will be classroom with the remainder of the day having students participate in deciding what, why, when and how to evacuate smoke from a structure. Positive, Negative and Hydraulic ventilation techniques will be demonstrated.

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Flammable Gas (SUN)

Propane Emergencies is a training course designed for emergency response involving propane. It involves classroom training relating to: Physical and chemical properties of propane, non-bulk and bulk containers design, bulk transportation construction features, bulk plants and bulk storage tanks, emergency response procedures, tactical response guidelines for propane emergencies, product removal, transfer and recovery operations. Afternoon will be spent in the field in live fire training using assorted props.

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* Arson / Crack House (SUN)

This class will cover Arson and Scene Preservation blocks, Methamphetamine and Clandestine Drug Lab Awareness course. we will cover labs, Lab recognition, current trends and what to do. It will also cover recent topics such as the chemical suicides and the dangers they present as well. Both these topics are eye openers for attendees and actually shocks and scares many to see what we really have in our communities right under your noses.

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* Emergency Vehicle Operations (SUN)

A large number of emergency service personnel and civilians are being injured and killed each year as a direct result of inappropriate driving of emergency vehicles. Participants in this course will have the opportunity to gain and /or verify a broad range of competencies associated with emergency vehicle driving. These competencies include basic understanding of emergency vehicle operations as well as the skills necessary for practical application. Certified Course