Two Day Classes:
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September 28 & 29, 2024 Schedule:
6:00 - 7:30 am - Registration 7:30 - 8:00 Opening Assembly 8:00 - 11:30 am: Morning Training Session 11:30-1:00 pm: Lunch 1:00 - 4:00 pm: Afternoon Training Session |
TWO DAY CLASSES
4.Rookie Course -
This class is designed for new Firefighters and cadets. This course will help to prepare candidate to assist and on fire ground and at the station. Through classroom instruction and hands-on field training. Areas covered in this course will be brief history, organization, and common apparatus of the fire services. The propper care, use, and donning of personal Protective Equipment, including SCBA. The course will also cover small tools, hose handling and ground ladders.
Prerequisites: A good attitude and willingness to participate in classroom and field exercises is necessary Students will need to be clean shaven to meet NGPA 1500 and OSHA 1910.4 respiratory protection standards (29CFR)
Equipment Needs: Full (Structural) PPE and SCBA with Spare bottle if Available.
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday Class
Instructors: Frank Adams
5.Basic Pumps -
This Course is an introduction to pump operations. Building on the Basic theory, the course will introduce firefighters to basic pump operation and maintenance. priming will be explored in depth using classroom theory and practical application. Pump problem troubleshooting and preventative Maintenace will be covered. Practical will include work with both portable and main fire pump.
Prerequisites: None
Equipment Needs: (Structural) PPE/ Eye Protection
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday
Instructor: Bruce Emerson And Chris Jones
6.Safety And Survival -
Do you know what to do if you find yourself lost, trapped or out of air while structural firefighting? Do you know how to rescue your fellow firefighters should they find themselves in any of these situations? This course will cover the knowledge and skills necessary to perform both self-rescue and work as part of a crew to rescue a downed firefighter in the event of a MAYDAY situation. Practical evolutions will be utilized for the majority of the course with the evolutions becoming increasingly complex as students get challenged to self-rescue, and work to locate, package, and extricate any downed firefighters.
Note: This is a physically demanding course. Participants should be in good physical condition and have 1+ years of experience in the fire service.
Prerequisites: None
Equipment Needs: (Structural) PPE/ Eye Protection /SCBA and spare bottle
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday
Instructor: Chief Johnathan Delabruere and Taylor Josephson
7.Low Angle -
Prerequisites: None
Equipment Needs: (Structural) PPE/ Eye Protection
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday
Instructor: John Jacob
8.Strategy and Tactics Tactical Ventilation Forcible Entry (8 hours)
This Course explains the purpose and importance of ventilation. It describes when to perform ventilation, were to ventilate, and how to preform ventilation operations, and stresses the importance of coordinating ventilation with othe fire suppression activities. Topics include fire behavior and building construction as it relates to ventilation, how to perform the various types of ventilation within a structure =, and the effects of ventilation on heat, smoke, toxic gasses, and fire development. this course includes skills practice including negative-pressure ventilation, positive- pressure ventilation, hydraulic ventilation, roof ventilation with power saws.
Instructor: VFA
Minimum class size: 15 Maximum class size: 18 Minimum age 18
Prerequisites: All Students must meet the prerequisites for live fire training as outlined in NFPA 1403.
Students Need to fill out state form Along with School Form
Full PPE required including SCBA
9.Advanced Vehicle -
This hands-on course is intended to familiarize the firefighter with the challenges of Hevey entrapments. The fire fighter will utilize a number of different tools, and techniques to gain access, enlarge openings remove seats, and safely removing patients. scene safety and management will be discussed as well as the impact of this type of incident will have on responders and community that they serve.
Prerequisites: Basic Extrication or equivalent
Equipment Needs: (Structural) PPE/ Eye Protection
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday
Instructor: Captain Damion DiGregorio and Chief Brent Lanphear, Captain Alex Carriere
10.Officer 101 -
so you are and officer now!!! so what does that really mean? what responsibilities do you have? what liabilities do you face. this power packed program will focus on nuts and bolts of being a firefighter 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 all means to step up and accept the fire officer role. in today's fire services. come learn what responsibility's you have and how you make a difference as an officer.
Prerequisites: None
Equipment Needs: Pen and paper
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday
Instructor: Chief Ed Webster / Chief Derek Libby
This class is designed for new Firefighters and cadets. This course will help to prepare candidate to assist and on fire ground and at the station. Through classroom instruction and hands-on field training. Areas covered in this course will be brief history, organization, and common apparatus of the fire services. The propper care, use, and donning of personal Protective Equipment, including SCBA. The course will also cover small tools, hose handling and ground ladders.
Prerequisites: A good attitude and willingness to participate in classroom and field exercises is necessary Students will need to be clean shaven to meet NGPA 1500 and OSHA 1910.4 respiratory protection standards (29CFR)
Equipment Needs: Full (Structural) PPE and SCBA with Spare bottle if Available.
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday Class
Instructors: Frank Adams
5.Basic Pumps -
This Course is an introduction to pump operations. Building on the Basic theory, the course will introduce firefighters to basic pump operation and maintenance. priming will be explored in depth using classroom theory and practical application. Pump problem troubleshooting and preventative Maintenace will be covered. Practical will include work with both portable and main fire pump.
Prerequisites: None
Equipment Needs: (Structural) PPE/ Eye Protection
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday
Instructor: Bruce Emerson And Chris Jones
6.Safety And Survival -
Do you know what to do if you find yourself lost, trapped or out of air while structural firefighting? Do you know how to rescue your fellow firefighters should they find themselves in any of these situations? This course will cover the knowledge and skills necessary to perform both self-rescue and work as part of a crew to rescue a downed firefighter in the event of a MAYDAY situation. Practical evolutions will be utilized for the majority of the course with the evolutions becoming increasingly complex as students get challenged to self-rescue, and work to locate, package, and extricate any downed firefighters.
Note: This is a physically demanding course. Participants should be in good physical condition and have 1+ years of experience in the fire service.
Prerequisites: None
Equipment Needs: (Structural) PPE/ Eye Protection /SCBA and spare bottle
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday
Instructor: Chief Johnathan Delabruere and Taylor Josephson
7.Low Angle -
Prerequisites: None
Equipment Needs: (Structural) PPE/ Eye Protection
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday
Instructor: John Jacob
8.Strategy and Tactics Tactical Ventilation Forcible Entry (8 hours)
This Course explains the purpose and importance of ventilation. It describes when to perform ventilation, were to ventilate, and how to preform ventilation operations, and stresses the importance of coordinating ventilation with othe fire suppression activities. Topics include fire behavior and building construction as it relates to ventilation, how to perform the various types of ventilation within a structure =, and the effects of ventilation on heat, smoke, toxic gasses, and fire development. this course includes skills practice including negative-pressure ventilation, positive- pressure ventilation, hydraulic ventilation, roof ventilation with power saws.
Instructor: VFA
Minimum class size: 15 Maximum class size: 18 Minimum age 18
Prerequisites: All Students must meet the prerequisites for live fire training as outlined in NFPA 1403.
Students Need to fill out state form Along with School Form
Full PPE required including SCBA
9.Advanced Vehicle -
This hands-on course is intended to familiarize the firefighter with the challenges of Hevey entrapments. The fire fighter will utilize a number of different tools, and techniques to gain access, enlarge openings remove seats, and safely removing patients. scene safety and management will be discussed as well as the impact of this type of incident will have on responders and community that they serve.
Prerequisites: Basic Extrication or equivalent
Equipment Needs: (Structural) PPE/ Eye Protection
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday
Instructor: Captain Damion DiGregorio and Chief Brent Lanphear, Captain Alex Carriere
10.Officer 101 -
so you are and officer now!!! so what does that really mean? what responsibilities do you have? what liabilities do you face. this power packed program will focus on nuts and bolts of being a firefighter 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 all means to step up and accept the fire officer role. in today's fire services. come learn what responsibility's you have and how you make a difference as an officer.
Prerequisites: None
Equipment Needs: Pen and paper
Class Limit: 20 Saturday and Sunday
Instructor: Chief Ed Webster / Chief Derek Libby
