>> Register Here << This course provides information on pumping apparatus preventive maintenance and operations. Topics include routine tests, inspections, and servicing
> Register Here < This course provides training for personnel who require advanced application of the Incident Command System (ICS). This course
>> Register Here << All too often in the fire service we train on the technical aspects of our job, but rarely
> Register Here < This course provides training for personnel who require advanced application of the Incident Command System (ICS). This course
>> Register Here << This course is designed to meet the training needs of a Safety Officer Type 1 (SOF1), Safety Officer Type 2 (SOF2), and Line Safety Officer (SOFR) on an incident as outlined in the NIMS: Wildland Fire Qualification System Guide, PMS 310-1, and the position taskbook developed for the position
>> Register Here << In this program we discuss practical application of command and control principles. We will cover the essential duties of chief/command officers in preparing their department and crews before the fire and leading them on the fireground. Our objective is to provide a systematic process of how to effectively organize and manage a safe and aggressive fireground – starting with receipt of the alarm through termination of the incident. It is designed to assist departments in growing and improving their fireground command operations, and in further preparing current and future officers to safely and effectively command emergency operations. This training course will also support the participation of neighboring response partners to enhance interoperability between agencies and foster continued growth of a common operating model. The concepts discussed in these programs are compliant with NIMS and NFPA 1561, yet focus on “street smart”, practical, and simplistic implementation of these standards.
> Register Here < Required Text: Fire and Emergency Services Company Officer, preferred: fourth edition, International Fire Service Training Association Prerequisites for
>> Register Here << The Phoenix Firefighters Symposium is a two-day lecture style symposium featuring some of the best speakers from around
> Register Here < Required Text: Chief Officer, preferred: fourth edition, International Fire Service Training Association Prerequisites for this course: Meet the
>> Register Here << Two days of great classes Fire Ground Considerations with Bobby Eckertt; The Mayday Mindset with Robert Ramirez; The
>> Register Here << This two day class will integrate the three major components of engine company work; fire behavior, hose management, and
>>Register Here<< Coordinated Ventilation, Nick Papa Truck Tactics, Nick Esposito Fireground Leadership, Mickey Conboy, Ed Thomas, John Fenzel, Tony Smerdel Lessons
>> Register Here << Purchased tickets include a continental breakfast and catered barbecue lunch. Every purchased ticket will enter you into a drawing to win merchandise from,
>>Register Here<< Coordinated Ventilation, Nick Papa Safety & Training From Lessons Learned, Kevin Shea Cruel Intentions, Kyle Romagus The Fundamentals of a
>>REGISTER HERE<< This course is designed to meet the training needs of the Line Safety Officer position in the incident command system.
>> Register Here << This two day class will integrate the three major components of engine company work; fire behavior, hose management, and fire attack. The one thing that every fire department in the country has is fire hose. The one event that happens on every single fire is a hose-line gets pulled and water gets flowed. The Nozzle Forward is a class for engine company crews. It is not a collection of technique; it is an adaptable system of hose line management and fire attack. It is focused around fighting fire, interior offensive firefighting, aggressive firefighting, for which we will never apologize. Aggressive firefighting is not the problem, it is the solution. The goal of the “The Nozzle Forward” is to help craft more efficient Engine Companies by increasing the individuals’ competency with their tools and expanding on the conceptual aspects of the fire environment.
>> Register Here << Day 1: Winning on the Fireground - This class is a deep dive into our mission and priorities.
>> Register Here << Company Officer 2A - 2E in Twain Harte, CA.
>> Register Here << This course provides the skills and knowledge needed for the entry level professional instructor to perform his or
>> Register Now << Students will learn a simple approach to planning for the first arrival fire attack. Apparatus set up and spec will be given a comprehensive review. With multiple factors against us such as staffing, exponential fire growth, and changing fire conditions every department should be evaluating their attack package. Everything should be reviewed and discussed for potential improvement from the positive water source to the end of the nozzle. The three most common attack types will be reviewed heavily, which include the 1 3/4, the 2 1/2, and the deck gun.
>> Register Here << This course provides an introduction to the function, maintenance and use of chain saws, and their tactical wildland
>>Register Here << Peer Support, Chief Dena Ali - Raleigh, NC The Functional Fire Company, Chief Scott Thompson - The Colony, TX
>> Register Here << Journey to Pocatello, Idaho the Gateway to the Northwest to better your craft and build camaraderie with your
>> Register Now << We're proud to partner with Gig Harbor Fire & Medic One to bring FOUR great fire service instructors to the PNW. You can sign up for just one class, for two of them, or best of all... you can sign up for all of them!
>> Register Here << The SHORELINE TRUCK ACADEMY is a five day (40 hour) physically demanding course designed for experienced firefighters to
>> Register Here << Lecture and HOT with Dennis LeGear, Jason Fullmer, Kyle Romagus, Gino Galli, & Travis Tygielski and Brothers in
>> Register Here << This class examines ventilation and its relationship with fire dynamics, fireground operations, and victim survivability. A set of guiding principles and practices, serving as a universal framework, is provided to streamline decision-making and improve operational effectiveness and efficiency. Participants will leave with a practical understanding of ventilation and the methodology for coordinating it with fire attack and search, so you can make the right call for YOUR fireground.
>> Register Here << This course provides the skills and knowledge needed for the intermediate level professional instructor to perform his or
>> Register Here << This course introduces the roles and responsibilities of a Firing Boss (FIRB), common firing devices, and general firing operations and techniques. Although comprehensive in nature, the coursework is not a substitute for the dynamic fire environment. The course provides students with important information concerning general tasks required to be successful.
>> Register Here << New vehicle technology presents ever challenges for rescuers. Students will gain an understanding of how vehicles have changed
>> Register Here << First, we will tackle the body. Stress-induced tachycardia and exertion-induced tachycardia affect the body in different ways. Stress-induced tachycardia causes a narrowing field of vision, auditory exclusion, loss of fine motor skills, and the inability to make a clear decision or have cognitive thought. Exertion-induced tachycardia simply raises the heart rate. Firefighter experiences an extreme amount of stress-induced tachycardia during their time of service. This will be expanded for both the fireground and the homefront. Second, we will go through some practices both good and bad preparing for the job. Past practices sometimes involve complex escape methods, elaborate mayday procedures, and training that is unrealistic causing a false sense of security. This has been recognized and studied in depth by many. We will expand on and bridge the gap between the science and the fire service. We will cover methods and practices used to help reverse or slow the effects of stress on the fireground. This is accomplished through breathing techniques, meditation methods, simplifying practices, and repetition. Our class will focus on how our stressors affect our home life and what we can do to bridge the gap from work stress to homefront stress. Lastly, we will dive into the mind both on the fireground and at home. We will go over techniques and experiences we have found along our way as a fire couple. Some of the topics discussed will include how to keep your family involved, diffusing and balancing work vs life, and reducing stress at home during shift days. For years we have heard the sayings such as "Don’t take work home with you.”, and "Keep work at work and home at home." We are here to break that old tale and show you how to balance your mind with work and home. Mental health is a priority and one we hold very close to our hearts. This lecture is a journey that we will take attendees on that is full of trials and tribulations in both the fire service career and our homefront experience.
>> Register Here << Two-Days, Great Classes, Don't Miss It Jeff Rothmeier & Crew - Milwaukee Fire Dept. Chief Eric Nurnberg -
>> Register Here << Effective standpipe operations require firefighters to understand standpipe systems as well as understand the tasks that must be
>> Register Here << Stretching For Success - In this ever evolving modern fire environment, special emphasis must be on selecting and placing the first
>> Register Here << This two day class will integrate the three major components of engine company work; fire behavior, hose management,