FIRE/RESCUE TRAINING AREA 4 CLASSES
Basic
Firefighting:
Administration & Organization of Fire Service
Safety
Firefighter Survival & Rescue (16 hours)
Fire Alarms & Communications
Fire Chemistry & Behavior
Portable Fire Extinguisher Practices
Personal Protective Equipment & Breathing Apparatus
Forcible Entry Practices
Ventilation Practices
Ropes & Knots
Fire Service Ladders
Hose, Nozzles & Appliances
Fire Streams
Foam Fire Streams
Fire Control
Salvage Operations
Overhaul
Fireground Search & Rescue
Water Supply Systems & Hydrants
Hazardous Materials Awareness
Hazardous Materials Operations
Fire Prevention Practices
Building Construction
Aircraft Crash Firefighting & Rescue
Emergency & Disaster Planning
Basic Pump Operations
Pump Maintenance
Drivers Training
Wildland
Advanced
Firefighting:
Fireground Strategy & Tactics
Sprinkler & Standpipes
Initial Fire Attack Evaluation
Fire Inspections
Fire Investigation
Fire Reports & Record Management
Pre-Planning Procedures
Aerial Ladder Operation
High Rise Firefighting
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Other Fire
Seminars and Workshops - 2 to 8 hours:
Internet Training Records Reporting
Power Tools & Equipment
Breathing Apparatus Maintenance
Fire Pump Testing Procedures
Fire Hose Testing Procedures
Electricity and the Firefighter
ISO Rating
Mutual Aid
Fire Service Instructor (Fire Commission Level 1)
Advanced Pump
Operations:
Hydraulics
Pump Operations
Drafting Operations
Relay Operations
Water Shuttles
Rescue
Practices - 4 to 16 hours:
Vehicle Rescue
Farm Accident Safety & Rescue
Water Rescue & Recovery
Basic Rope Rescue I
Advanced Rope Rescue II
Advanced Rope Rescue III
Confined Space Entry & Rescue
Ground Search & Rescue
Firefighters and Elevator Emergencies
Emergency Care:
Basic First Aid
Emergency Burn Care
CPR - Adult Heartsaver - 4 to 6 hours
Adult & Pediatrics Heartsaver - 6 hours
Basic Life Support for Healthcare providers 6 to 10 hours (3 hours for recertification)
(There is a minimum charge for CPR & First Aid classes for certification)
Cold Water Near-Drownings
First Responder Medical
Emergency Medical Technician
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Hazardous
Materials:
Hazardous Communication (OSHA 1910.1200)
Recognition & Identification
Protective Clothing
Railroad Fires & Emergencies
Petroleum Exploration Spill & Fire
Tank Truck Fires & Emergencies
Firefighters and Hazardous Wastes
Spills & Leaks
Emergency Response Requirements (OSHA 1910.120)
SARA - Title III (Community's Right to Know)
Emergency Response Guide Book
Pipeline Emergencies
Flammable Liquids & Gases
Propane Emergencies
Firefighting Foam Practices
EPA 165.15 Hazardous Materials Technician (40 hrs.)
National Fire Academy/FEMA Programs:
Hazardous Materials Incident Analysis
Hazardous Materials: The Pesticide Challenge
Volunteer Fire Service Management
Firefighter Safety & Survival: The Company Officer’s Responsibility
Firefighter Health & Safety: Program Implementation & Management
Wildland/Urban Interface Fire Protection
NIMS ICS for the Fire Service
NIMS ICS for
Incident Command System 100
Incident Command System 200
NIMS/ICS 700
Incident Command System 800
Unified Command for Multi-Agency & Catastrophic Incidents
Managing Company Tactical Operations: Preparation
Managing Company Tactical Operations: Decision Making
Managing Company Tactical Operations: Tactics
Managing Company Tactical Operations: Simulations
Recognizing & Identifying Hazardous Materials
Initial Response to Hazardous Materials Incidents: Basis Concepts
Initial Response to Hazardous Materials Incidents: Concept Implementation
Infection Control for Emergency Response Personnel: The Supervisor’s Role &
Responsibilities
Leadership I: Strategies for Company Success
Leadership II: Strategies for Personal Success
Leadership III: Strategies for Supervisory Success
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Rescue Systems I
Shaping the Future
Managing in a Changing Environment
Instructional Techniques for Company Officers
Incident Safety Officer
Health & Safety Officer
Basic Life Support & Hazardous Materials Response
Incident Command System for Emergency Medical Services
Arson Detection for the First Responder
Introduction to Fire Inspection Principles & Practices
Emergency Response to Terrorism: Basic Concepts
Principles of Building Construction: Combustible
Principles of Building Construction: Noncombustible
Introduction to Wildland & Wildland/Urban Interface Firefighting for the
Structural Company Officer
Technical Principles & Practices of Fire Prevention
Public Fire
Education:
Portable Fire Extinguishers
Hospital Fire Safety
Motel Fire Safety
Patient Evacuation
Wood Stove & Chimney Fire Safety
Portable Kerosene Heater Safety
Smoke Detectors & Warning Devices
Hazardous Communication (Employee’s Right to Know)
Industrial Fire Brigade:
Fire Brigade Organization
Class II Standpipe & Smaller Hoses
Special Hazards
Employee Emergency Plans & Fire Prevention Plans
Chemistry of Fire
Portable Fire Extinguishers
Fire Suppression Systems (Sprinkler, CO2, Etc.)
Hose Practices
Fire Brigade Leadership
First Aid/CPR
Fire Brigade Safety
Lock Out/Tag Out
Confined Spaces
Interior Structural Fire Brigades - Same courses available as Fire Department
Training
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OSHA
Bloodborne Pathogens for Health Care Workers
Introduction to Ergonomics
Bloodborne Pathogens for Non-Health Care Workers
Permit Required Confined Spaces
Emergency Response
Fire Protection & Means of Egress
Air Contaminants & Respiratory Protection
Overview of the KY Occupational Safety & Health Program
Lockout/Tagout
Injury/Illness Recordkeeping Requirements
Powered Industrial Truck Safety
Hazard Communication