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Response & Operations
Active Shooter
with Joshua Otey And Mark Gutel
This 1 day course will cover a summary of these topics in relation to active shooter type incidents.
1.Safety on the Fireground
2.Responding to scenes and analyzing pre-arrival information for safety
3.Situations worth staging vs responding
4.Previous incidents involving purposeful fires to attract service response for an attack
5.Overview of the ALICE program and other similar formats taught in local schools for familiarization of law enforcement response and actions being accomplished within a school when faced with active shooter or similar emergency.
Short Handed Firefighting
with Pine Point Fire Training
This half day course:
1st Due without a Crew Short-handed Firefighting - Fire Departments all over the United States are seeing a significant decline in the number of Volunteer Firefighters. In 1984 there were 897,759 Volunteer Firefighters responding to 11- Million calls. In 2014 there were 788,850 Volunteer Firefighters responding to 31-Million calls. This program will review the safety challenges of managing a structure fire with limited personnel. Realistic expectations of fire attack and the importance of line choice, placement and deployment. Modern fire behavior, risk analysis and lightweight construction.
Residential Fire Tactics and Strategies
with Pine Point Fire Training
This half day course:
Residential Fire Tactics & Strategies - This program will focus on tactical considerations for residential structure fires by reviewing the core fireground objectives of firefighter safety, saving lives and saving property. Understanding modern fire behavior, residential building construction and risk benefit analysis are critical elements of a successful incident. This program will use fire service curriculum, case studies, photos, videos and personal experiences of over 33-years in the fire service.
Active Shooter
with Joshua Otey And Mark Gutel
This 1 day course will cover a summary of these topics in relation to active shooter type incidents:
1.Safety on the Fireground
2.Responding to scenes and analyzing pre-arrival information for safety
3.Situations worth staging vs responding
4.Previous incidents involving purposeful fires to attract service response for an attack
5.Overview of the ALICE program and other similar formats taught in local schools for familiarization of law enforcement response and actions being accomplished within a school when faced with active shooter or similar emergency.
Tactics & Strategies Basement Fires
with Pine Point Fire Training
This half day course:
This program will review the tactical considerations for fighting fires in basements. Every year firefighters get killed or injured fighting fires that in basements. It is critically important to firefighter safety and property conservation that firefighters understand the space, the type of construction, the layout, fire behavior and flowpaths. Fire service curriculum, case studies, photos, videos, samples and personal experiences.
Tactics & Strategies Attic Fires
with Pine Point Fire Training
This half day course:
New England and Vermont have more attic spaces than any other parts of the United States. Many of these attic spaces are where people sleep. It is imperative that firefighters know and understand the different types of construction used in attics. Fire spread through attics and void spaces can create serious safety concerns. This program will review old a new construction, fire spread, voids, flowpaths and fire behavior. Fire service curriculum, case studies, photos, videos, samples and personal experiences.