The mission of the Fire/Rescue Training Program is to plan, direct and
administer a quality, comprehensive and uniformly delivered training program
through the most efficient use of available resources to assist in meeting the
training needs of fire/rescue and other emergency service personnel so that
lives and property may be saved more safely and effectively. Also, to
provide health and safety training programs for industries, institutions,
government agencies and other such entities to assist in meeting their training
needs mandated by federal, state and local laws such as OSHA 29 CFR 1910-120,
SARA Title III, etc.
Program Objectives:
To accomplish this mission, the objectives of the Fire/Rescue Training Program are:
Scope:
Fire/Rescue Training classes are delivered throughout the state through
fourteen full-time Fire/Rescue Training Coordinators utilizing a cadre of
part-time instructors. Classes are held in Fire Departments, on KCTCS
campuses, Public Service Training Centers, industrial sites and other available
locations. Programs vary in length from two hours to 100+ hours;
encompassing both cognitive and skills training and can be custom designed to
fit the needs of the requesting agency.