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Search & Rescue: The Why & How We Go Inside
Search & Rescue: The Why & How We Go Inside
Instructed by Justin McWilliams, with Search Culture
March 31 or April 1
San Diego, CA
Search & Rescue: Why We Go Inside
This class is a deep dive into our mission and priorities.
Brothers In Battle instructor Justin McWilliams will cover our mission andwhy we must occupy the interior space FOR THEM
This course will provide actionable insights to the most important taskon the fireground. Justin will highlight everything from the size-up toremoval. They'll also cover the importance of training for search andrescue and what the data shows and fallacies to other critical data.Firefighter Rescue Survey will be talked about in depth and giveperspectives on where and how to start our searches for TTTHEM.
H.O.T. Masking Up/ Drags
Limited H.O.T. Session
In the afternoon students will be masking up with gloves on and workingon dirty drag techniques to hone hands on skills for THEM.
SFT Certification Examination Evaluator Training
CLASS DESCRIPTION
This course provides in-depth instruction on the registration requirements for Registered Lead Evaluators and Skills Evaluators, processes and procedures to request and successfully deliver both written and skills certification examinations, and information on making the transition from instructor to evaluator.
CLASS DESIGNED FOR
Personnel affiliated with an Accredited Regional Training Program (ARTP) or an Accredited Local Academy (ALA) who will be serving as either a Registered Lead Evaluator or Skills Evaluator for a certification examination process (written and/or skills).
1400-1800
Berkeley, CA
SFT Registered Instructor Orientation
This course is designed to provide instructors who will deliver SFT training programs with an overview of State Fire Training, CFSTES and FSTEP, instructor registration requirements, instructor responsibilities and accountability, how to schedule and return courses, and the SFT Procedures Manual.
0900-1300
Berkeley, CA
SFT Ethical Leadership
CLASS DESCRIPTION
This course provides the knowledge and skills needed to identify the value of ethical behavior in instructional settings, describe how ethical norms influence individual ethics, identify a personal ethical perspective and core values and how they impact communication and ethical decision making, and make an ethical decision using an ethical decision-making model, in order to assist in making ethical decisions when faced with an ethical dilemma in an instructional setting and carry out the roles and responsibilities of an SFT instructor in an ethical manner.
DESIGNED FOR
Individuals who wish to teach State Fire Training courses as a registered instructor
0900-1700
Fire Apparatus Driver Operator 1A
SFT DO1A
Fireground Solutions, LLC
This course provides the knowledge and skills needed to perform preventative maintenance on and drive or operate a fire apparatus. Topics include routine tests, inspections, and servicing functions; operating, backing, maneuvering, and turning a fire apparatus under a variety of conditions; and operating all fixed systems and equipment on a fire apparatus. This course fulfills the requirements for a Class C driver’s license fire fighter endorsement.
Each day is scheduled for 0900-1700/PCT
Questions: firegroundsolutions@outlook.com
Mission 1st Series
FireNuggets Ohio presents
Mission 1st Series
May 1-2, 2025
Stow, Ohio
Thursday, May 1 | 0800-1700
- Jeremy Donch, National Fire Radio
"Bridging the Gap - Preserving Tradition & Culture One Generation at a Time"
- Sean Duffy, Build Your Culture
"Searchable vs. Survivable: Educated Decision Making"
Friday, May 2 | 0800-1700
- Cody Trestrail, Brothers in Battle
"Winning the Fireground: No Excuses"
Bay Area Fire Conference
The Bay Area Fire Conference revolves around a mission of providing high quality training and a unique networking experience with fellow firefighters from across the country.
Whether you are a novice firefighter or a seasoned chief officer nearing retirement, we are confident that you will find value in participating in this conference. You will have the chance to train with top-notch instructors and network with hundreds of like-minded attendees from all over the country.
The entire Bay Area Fire Conference support team would like to thank you for supporting this training conference and we look forward to seeing you there!
Lunch, light refreshments, & nightly socials (just RSVP in your registration!)
Lecture Series Speakers
Nick Martin (Salisbury FD)
Aggressive Command Supports Aggressive Firefighting (4Hr)
First Alarm: Strategy & Tactics (4Hr)
Combat Ready Firefighting (8Hr)
Ray McCormack (FDNY, Ret.)
Line Boss Leadership
Justin McWilliams (Clackamas FD)
How and Why We Search
Nick Esposito (Nantucket FD)
Truck Tactics
David Quick (Manchester, NH FD)
Considerations for Interior and Exterior Vertical Hoseline Stretches
Hans Christensen & Kat Knowles (Seattle FD)
Top Step Firefighter
Hands On Training
Nozzle Forward (2-day class)
Aaron Fields & Cadre
VES: Beyond the Door (1-day class)
Brothers in Battle
Irons Ready (1-day class)
Brothers in Battle
TIC Training w/Live Fire (1-day class)
Andy Starnes & Insight Training
Elevator Rescue (1-day class)
Steve Chute
Metro Boston Fire School
Welcome to the FIRST Metro Boston Fire School!
Friday, May 16
Informal Social (TBA)
Saturday, May 17
Lecture Series | $175
Renaissance Boston Patriot Place | 0800-1730
Open Panel Discussion, Drinks, Light Catering | 1730-1930
Sunday, May 18
HOT Classes | $175-300
4Hr and 8Hr Classes | 0800-1700
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NFPA Rope Rescue Technician
NFPA Rope Rescue Technician
June 2-6, 2025 | 8AM-4PM/PST
Rope Rescue Technician is a dynamic 40+ hour advanced ropes course designed for firefighters and other rescue professionals.
This is a fast-paced course, with emphasis on real-world applications and scenario-based, hands-on training in both urban and wilderness settings.
Key topics include use of ropes, knots, rigging and pulley systems; multi-point anchors; descending, rappelling, belaying tools and techniques; high angle victim packaging; load releasing systems; use of a "set of 4's"; rescue scene organization and management; unsupported rope ascent; supported and unsupported pick-off rescues; protected lead climbing; high angle litter rigging and tending; use of artificial high directionals; and rope systems to facilitate horizontal movement. Upon completion, students will have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to fulfill the JPR's for technician level rope rescue, established in NFPA 1006 (2017 ed.). This course is taught by current Rescue Specialists from Empact’s Urban Search and Rescue Task Force who are also current Fire Service based technical rescue providers and instructors.
Fundamentals of the First Due Nozzleman
Instructed by Ambassadors of the Craft
On Day One, of this comprehensive two-day course, students will learn grips, flowing while moving, cornermanagement, hose management, water mapping, stair pushes, hose deployment, and engine companybased forcible entry / search. Day Two will incorporate all of those skills into scenarios with live fire.
The Shoreline Truck Academy
A five day (40 hour), physically demanding course held in Shoreline, Washington. This class is designed for experienced firefighters to gain advanced knowledge in truck company operations. Students will be given high repetition training opportunities in a variety of environments including acquired structures and live fire.
Attendees will be given training opportunities in a variety of skills including:
- Ventilation
- Forcible Entry
- Search & Rescue
- Building Construction
- Live Fire
Have any questions? Send us an email at shorelinetruckcadre@gmail.com
Irons Ready
Irons Ready
Presented by Brothers in Battle
Calumet City, Illinois
Many say they are the keys to the city, but this is only if you understand how to maximize the designed mechanical advantage, leverage and force of these tools. Once you do, you can problem solve and work through many common fireground forcible entry challenges and know when and how to change things up and think or work outside the box to get the job done.
This class is all about Irons work and it’s so much more than access, it’s addressing the main paths of egress! Upon completion of this course Firefighters will be able to dress and set up their tools for success, perform a rapid size up to identify and defeat multiple forcible entry challenges, perform initial interior size up, account for door control, effectively use commands to enhance communication, develop good striking techniques, and perform the appropriate standardized techniques while working alone or as part of a team.
Seconds do count, we will be able to mask up quickly, make the force and make the grab, NOT EXCUSES!
To effectively mitigate a high stress, unpredictable event, we must be able to communicate to all rescue members our intent and predict each other’s actions based on standardized training and techniques.
SKILLS & TOPICS
● 1 & 2 FF Inward opening doors
● 1 & 2 FF Outward opening doors
● Limited access / dead end hallways
● Bottom of the stairs
● Limited / Zero visibility forcible entry
● Additional leverage / limited Tools
● *Wood Jamb / Baseball Bat swing technique if necessary prop available
● Dirty Drags
● Mask Up Skills
DIY Engine
DIY Engine
Presented by Brothers in Battle
North Liberty, Iowa
DIY Engine addresses the basic principles and practices that a short-staffed engine company should be proficient in when arriving first-due to a fire with additional help several minutes away. All skills and techniques will have a focus on problem solving, communication, and adapting to rapidly changing circumstances on the fire ground.
Skills covered: masking up, forcible entry, loss of water options, 1-2 FF hose line stretching and advancing, victim drags and removals, various search techniques on/off the hose line and more.
Heart of the Lakes Fire Summit
Heart of the Lakes Fire Summit
September 26-27, 2025
Holiday Inn Alexandria | Alexandria, MN
Searchable vs. Survivable: Educated Decision Making with Sean Duffy
The Art of Reading Smoke with Rob Backer
Anatomy of a Push with Jay Bonnifield
Repercussions with Corley Moore
Registration opening soon!
Nozzle Forward (MI)
Nozzle Forward - Instructed by Aaron Fields
October 25-26, 2025 | Kalamazoo, MI
Nozzle Forward is an immersive two-day course designed to seamlessly integrate the three essential pillars of engine company operations: fire behavior, hose management, and fire attack.
At the heart of every fire department in the country is the fire hose – the key tool in every firefighting operation. Each fire inevitably involves the deployment of a hose line and the flow of water, and “Nozzle Forward” is crafted specifically for engine company crews to master this crucial task. This is not simply a collection of techniques; it is a flexible, adaptable system for hose-line management and effective fire attack.
The focus of this class is on interior offensive firefighting – an aggressive and proactive approach that we proudly embrace. Aggressive firefighting is not a problem; it is the solution.
The mission of “Nozzle Forward” is to elevate engine companies by enhancing individual proficiency with their tools and expanding their understanding of the fire environment, leading to more efficient, effective operations in the heat of the moment.
Kyle Romagus (UT)
FireNuggets Utah & Steel Valley FOOLS presents:
Kyle Romagus, Smooth Bore Cartel
Introducing “The Stretch” and “Cruel Intentions”
1-Day Lecture Presentation
March 29, 2025
Orem, UT
“The Stretch”
"The Stretch" covers the ins and outs of making and drilling on the stretch. Leader lines, bundles, loading and deploying the flat load off the transverse, 2.5 deployment for blitz, and line choice for the first engine due will be covered.
“Cruel Intentions”
Fires are growing and extending faster in the modern age than they ever have before. We must ensure that as a nozzleman we can think and act as an independent operator. This class is a deep dive into understanding the goals of the first engine due, how to operate independently on the nozzle, and attack the fire with Cruel Intentions.
Chemeketa Fire Conference
New fire conference in Brooks, OR!
Lecture Day: 3/20
HOT/Workshop Days: 3/21 or 3/22
Lectures by Justin McWiliams, Ryan Johnson, Anthony Braxton, Kevin Vining, Fire X Training, and Jeff Deetz
HOT/Workshops by Jill Fullerton & Ila Borders, Brothers in Battle LLC, and local crews who are just passionate about the job.
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Contact: cccfireconference@gmail.com
Engine Company Operations
Engine Company Operations
Fresno, CA
March 19, 2025
Line Boss Leadership and Dirty Dozen
March 20, 2025
The Three C’s of Suppression
Line Boss Leadership: Line Boss Leadership will focus on the mindset of a successful engine company, its staffing of the first line as well as addressing issues that arise on scene. There is no secret that the first line must be successfully placed and that comes with correct engine and crew readiness.
Students will follow Lt McCormack through a series of steps and tricks of the trade to ensure they have the most effective engine company!
Engine Company Errors - “The Dirty Dozen”: This class examines the twelve most common tactical errors made by engine companies on the fireground. These errors have led to firefighter injuries and deaths. Learn how to recognize and avoid making these errors.
The Three C’s of Suppression: This class examines three components of a successful fire attack. Your stream must provide Coverage, Cooling and Contraction. The quicker and the more throughly it occurs the faster we have a knockdown of the fire. This class will examine stream shapes, water mapping and room geometry as they relate to suppression. You have the nozzle and using it correctly along with a knowledge of effective application techniques will give you faster and more complete extinguishments. We will discuss the approach to the fire area along with busting some nozzle myths. Join Ray and get the three C’s on your side.
S-223 Fireline EMT
S-223 FIRELINE EMT
March 15th & 16th, 2025
0900-1700hrs
Twain Harte, CA
CLASS DESCRIPTION
This course provides the skills and knowledge needed to perform in the role of Fireline EMT/Paramedic (EMTF/EMPF). Key learning concepts includeposition overview, equipment and supplies, assignments, communications, Incident Action Plans and ICS forms, GPS and land navigation, firelinesafety, medical emergencies, and lessons learned specific to the wildland arena. Designed For: Emergency medical technicians or paramedicsseeking qualification to work on a fireline
PREREQUISITES
S-290 Intermediate Wildland Fire Behavior
March Mayhem Fire Conference
March Mayhem Fire Conference
March 14-16, 2025
Boise & Across the Treasure Valley, Idaho
What is March Mayhem?
It is the combination of passion and the drive to improve the fire service for the better by providing top notch training via lectures, workshops and hands on training. Started in 2021, this conference has rapidly grown to what it is today because of the dedication of all the firefighters in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. The Treasure Valley region is one of the fastest growing regions in the nation. Growth comes with growing pains such as hiring of firefighters, building new stations, population growth, and budget constraints. We want to provide training close enough to benefit the Pacific Northwest in the beautiful Treasure Valley.
Visit our website for up-to-date information: https://www.marchmayhemfireconference.com/
Battleground to Fireground
San Franciso Firefighters Veterans Association Presents
5th Annual Leadership Symposium
from the Battleground to the Fireground
SEMINAR LOCATION
Marines Memorial Club
609 Sutter St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
SPEAKERS
Deputy Chief Butch Cobb, Assistant Chief Dave McGrail, Colonel Pete Blaber, & Dr. Jake Clark
Date & Time
Friday, March 14, 8:00-17:00
Cost
$125 per student
Food
Catered lunch, coffee and pastries provided
Audience
Members of all ranks from Probie to Chief
Social
Following the seminar
Chesty's Bar & Grill
12th floor
VES: Beyond the Door (TX)
FireNuggets Texas hosts:
VES: Beyond the Door
Instructed by Brothers in Battle, LLC.
with a bonus lecture by Justin McWilliams, with Firefighter Rescue Survey
March 13
Lecture with Justin McWilliams (FFRS) $100
March 14 or 15
Single HOT Day with Brothers in Battle
*Thursday lecture is included for all HOT registrations
The Mayday Mindset
The Mayday Mindset program is backed entirely by decades of real-world experience and the most up-to-date firefighter survival and proactive RIT training models available. Instructed by Rob Ramirez, this one-of-a-kind training program focuses entirely on providing today’s firefighters with the necessary tools to teach, learn, develop, and excel at any fire ground skill. In addition to this, Rob will highlight the unquestionable benefits of understanding physiology, human behavior patterns, and the effective introduction of artificial stress during firefighter training. Rob will also ensure that attendees of any rank or tenure leave the Mayday Mindset presentation equipped with the most relevant, data-driven solutions available to become better instructors and firefighters.
This presentation will be delivered in the rawest and most emotive manner possible and focuses on the premise that if you can't truck, you can't RIT!
Ethical Leadership for Instructors
SFT: Ethical Leadership for Instructors
Instructed by Markus Reagan
March 3, 2025
McClellan Park, CA
Course Description
This course provides the knowledge and skills needed to identify the value of ethical behavior in instructional settings, describe how ethical norms influenceindividual ethics, identify a personal ethical perspective and core values and how they impact communication and ethical decision making, and make an ethicaldecision using an ethical decision-making model, in order to assist in making ethical decisions when faced with an ethical dilemma in an instructional setting andcarry out the roles and responsibilities of an SFT instructor in an ethical manner.
Designed for:
Individuals who wish to teach State Fire Training courses as a registered instructor and anyone interested in pursuing ethical behavior in an instructional setting.
Craft & Culture Firefighter's Conference
Craft & Culture Firefighter's Conference
Hosted by Iowa FireNuggets
& No Coast Fire Enthusiasts
March 1 & 2, 2025
Highlander Hotel
Iowa City, Iowa
2 days, 4 incredible speakers, & an unlimited collaboration of knowledge about search, organizational leadership, and operational tactics.
$100 per day (or) $175 for both days
Lunch is included with registration.
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Instructor 1
SFT: Instructor 1
Instructed by Markus Reagan
February 24-28, 2025
McClellan Park, CA
Course Description
This course provides the skills and knowledge needed for the entry level professional instructor to perform his or her duties safely, effectively, and competently.The curriculum is based on the 2012 edition of NFPA 1041 Standard for Fire Service Instructor Professional Qualifications. At the end of this course, candidatesfor Instructor I certification will be able to teach and deliver instruction from a prepared lesson plan utilizing instructional aids and evaluation instruments. TheInstructor I will also be able to adapt a lesson plan and complete the reporting requirements to the local jurisdiction.
ICS 400
Register by making contact with Barbara Livanos
Cell: (916) 203-3443
Email: Barbara.Livanos@CalOES.ca.gov
ICS 300
Register by making contact with Barbara Livanos
Cell: (916) 203-3443
Email: Barbara.Livanos@CalOES.ca.gov
SFT S-290 Intermediate Fire Behavior
SFT S-290: INTERMEDIATE FIRE BEHAVIOR
January 28-31, 2025
0830-1700hrs
Hayward, CA
CLASS DESCRIPTION
This is a classroom-based skills course designed to prepare the prospective fireline supervisor / single resource boss / company officer to undertake safe and effective fire management operations. Fire environment differences are discussed.
NOTE
S-290 Intermediate Fire Behavior (classroom delivery only) is a prerequisite for Company Officer 2E: Wildland Incident Operations
INSTRUCTORS
National Weather Service Incident Meteorologist (IMET)
Fire Behavior Analyst (FBAN)
PREREQUISITES
S-190 Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior
Solutions to Elevator Entrapments
SoCal FireNuggets presents:
Solutions to Elevator Entrapments
Instructed by Michael Zichichi
Single day, offered either January 24th or January 29th
This course will begin in the classroom, followed by hands-on. It will provide the participant with fundamental understanding of elevator equipment, how elevators operate during normal function, and review of safety and failure modes for such equipment. It will teach you the terminology and components of various elevators you may come across in the field. It will help you identify different types of elevators, explain the unique challenges with elevator rescues in California, and introduce you to proven rescue methods. But like any technical rescue discipline, a hands-on component is necessary to help you build a skill set.
Tactical Tribute - Romagus
Introducing TACTICAL TRIBUTE
We're starting a new live broadcast series with speakers covering all things tactics and tributing funds to an organization of their choice! Donation-style only, no sign-ups or registration fees.
ON DECK: Kyle Romagus of Smooth Bore Cartel
DATE: January 20, 2025
TIME: 6pm/cst
WHERE: The You of Tubes
Kyle has dedicated his tribute to Next Rung which is an organization prioritizing firefighter and first responder wellbeing by providing mental health resources from the plagues of this profession. We have a kickstarter donation of $250 from Dinges Fire Company going towards this organization!
SFT Driver Operator 1B
SFT Driver Operator 1B
January 20-24, 2025
0800 - 1700hrs
Instructed by Jeff Oliver & Trevor Moureaux
Woodland, CA
This course provides information on pumping apparatus preventative maintenance and operations. Topics include routine tests, inspections, and servicing functions; producing hand, master, and foam fire streams, relay pump operations, and supplying water to fire sprinkler and standpipe systems. This course is based on the 2014 edition of NFPA 1002 Standard for Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications.
Virtual Truck Academy: Webinar Series
We’re excited to launch our next venture:
VIRTUAL TRUCK ACADEMY: Webinar Series
This series will be presented in a livestream format so many of you can access from wherever you are all over the country, in the comfort of your own homes or fire stations. Multiple truck company operations topics to choose from, including instructors: Jason Joannides, Chris Kessinger, OJ Kolodziej, Nick Esposito, Steve Chute, Ben Scultz, James Johnson, Bryan Lynch, Emily Smith, John Quon, Blue Collar Training Network, and Andy Starnes.
Join live and participate in Q&A (or) watch later with your playback access for the duration of the virtual event.
This webinar series is hosted by FireNuggets, Inc and directly benefits our own 501(c)(3). We are a NFP made up of firefighters that volunteer their time to empower other firefighters around the world to find or provide high-quality, high-impact training. We make training a priority.
SFT S-290: Intermediate Fire Behavior
HOSTED BY
Sacramento Fire (CA)
CLASS DESCRIPTION
This is a classroom-based skills course designed to prepare the prospective fireline supervisor / single resource boss / company officer to undertake safe and effective fire management operations. Fire environment differences are discussed.
INSTRUCTORS
Charlie Blakenheim
PREREQUISITES
S-190 Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior
Company Officer 2A: HR Management
Sterling Fire Training
0830 – 1630 each day
This course provides information on the use of human resources to accomplish assignments, evaluating member performance, supervising personnel, and integrating health and safety plans, policies, and procedures into daily activities as well as the emergency scene.
Students should bring:
Manager’s Guide to the California Firefighters Bill of Rights Act, 3rd Edition, Morris Publishing
and either:
Fire and Emergency Services Company Officer, fourth edition, International Fire Service Training Association, 2007, 0879392819
-or-
Fire Officer: Principles and Practice, second edition, Jones and Bartlett, 2010, 9781449600621
New Year New Mindset: THEM First
Presented by Cody Trestrail, Arthur Ashley, and the Brothers in Battle Cadre
Lecture:
”Make the Grab: Not Excuses” with Cody Trestrail &
”The Non-Traditional Truck Company” with Arthur Ashley
January 7 - Napa, CA or January 9 - Merced, CA (0830-1700)
HOT:
”Grabs Under LIVE FIRE”
January 10 - Merced, CA (0830-1830)
Frontline Forge Webinar Series
Frontline Forge Webinar Series
Forging Wellness proudly presents Frontline Forge, a virtual lecture series!
As we step into a new year, it’s the perfect time for firefighters to focus on strengthening both body and mind. Join our experts in their field for a live webinar session as they share invaluable insights and strategies to support your health, wellness, and performance. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with industry leaders and get your questions answered in real-time!
Webinar Start Times: 5:00PM/MST
Length: Approximately 2 Hours
Sign up for all 4 webinars and save $10 at checkout!
The Secrets of How Not to Die from Heart Disease - Dan Noonan
Mental Performance for the Tactical Athlete - Liz Robakiewicz
Nutrition for Firefighters. Eat for Health. Eat for Life. Eat for Real. - Lisa Desilet
Firefighter Syndrome. Wake Up. - Jadie Miller
All Hazard Safety Officer (LO954)
FEMA NIMS ICS: All-Hazards Safety Officer (L0954):The goal of this professional development course is to provide federal, state, and local-level emergency responders with an overview of key duties and responsibilities of a Safety Officer in a Type III All-Hazards IncidentManagement Team (AHIMT).
Course Objectives:
•Explain the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA)regulations and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards to response operations.
•Explain the role and responsibilities of the Safety Officer in assuming the position and creating an attitude of safety on an incident.
•Identify the information that the Safety Officer must obtain when beginning work on an incident and potential source for obtaining that information.
•Contrast between a hazard and a safety risk.
•Identify techniques used to prioritize hazards for mitigation, as well as several types of mitigation and accident prevention.
•Develop an ICS Form 215A, Incident Action Plan Safety Analysis, given a scenario.
Prerequisites:
•IS-100 Introduction to the Incident Command System (ICS), ICS 100
•IS-200 Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response, ICS 200
•E/L/G 0300 Intermediate Incident Command System for Expanding Incidents, ICS 300
•ICS-400 Advanced ICS: Command and General Staff-Complex Incidents
•IS-700 An Introduction to the National Incident Management System(NIMS)
•IS-800 National Response Framework (NRF), An Introduction
Course Length: 28.75 hours
Course Code: L0954-1-24
To register, contact: Barbara Livanos
(916) 203-3443 / Barbara.Livanos@CalOES.ca.gov
Company Officer 2D - All Risk Command Operations
Sterling Fire Training
0830 – 1700 hours all days
This course provides information on conducting incident size-up, developing and implementing an initial plan of action involving single and multi-unit operations for various types of emergency incidents to mitigate the situation following agency safety procedures, conducting pre-incident planning, and develop and conduct a post-incident analysis.
Extensive time will be spent performing group and individual Incident Command exercises
Students should bring either:
Fire and Emergency Services Company Officer, fourth edition, International Fire Service Training Association, 2007, 0879392819
-or-
Fire Officer: Principles and Practice, second edition, Jones and Bartlett, 2010, 9781449600621
