>> Register Here << This command level course provides the student with the incident management terminology and methodology that is employed during a fire fighter emergency. Data from Project Mayday is used along with local case studies to illustrate how to best avoid and be prepared to effectively respond to a mayday. Simulations allow students to participate in incident command positions during a fire fighter emergency.
>>REGISTER HERE<< Join us for our 12th Bi-Annual Fire Conference hosted in Amboy, IL. This conference has been one of the best kept secrets in the midwest for decades. We have excellent instructors from all over the United States, including Rick Lasky, Jeff Rothmeier, Nick Ledin, and local talents such as Joe Solcani, Jason Greer, and many more.
>>Register Here<< This command level course provides the student with the incident management terminology and methodology that is employed during a fire fighter emergency. Data from Project Mayday is used along with local case studies to illustrate how to best avoid and be prepared to effectively respond to a mayday. Simulations allow students to participate in incident command positions during a fire fighter emergency.
> 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<< This course is designed to meet the training needs of the Line Safety Officer position in the incident command system.
