2009 Fire Academy Brochure

Clearwater Fire
Academy
2009
March 13-14-15, 2009
Orofino High School
Orofino, Idaho
Sponsored by:
Clearwater Fire Chiefs Association
Idaho Emergency Services Training
Lewis & Clark State College
Clearwater Fire Academy
Clearwater Fire Academy Email: [email protected]
Schedule of Events
Friday, March 13, 2009
5pm-6pm
Registration
3pm
Vendor Setup
6pm-10pm RIT Class
WUI Class (215)
Wildland SOS
S-130/S-190
S-290
Safety Officer
Int’l Fire Code
Saturday, March 14, 2009
7am-8am
7am-5pm
8am-12pm
12pm-1pm
1pm-5pm
5pm-6pm
Registration
Vendor Displays
Classes
Lunch (provided)
Classes
BBQ Steak Dinner
(Provided)
Sunday, March 15, 2009
8am-12pm
12pm-1pm
1pm-5pm
Classes
Lunch (provided)
Classes
Location and Directions
Orofino High School
1115 School Road
Orofino, Idaho
Exit highway 12 across bridge into Orofino,
Go across the bridge, first left turn
on Riverside Avenue, go 1 mile,
turn right on Dunlap Road
Lodging
Konkolville Motel
2000 Konkolville Road
(208) 476-5584
Government Rates Available
$48.00 2 Double Beds
$53.00 2 Queen Beds
$58.00 King Bed
Call for Details
Lodge at Rivers Edge
(Best Western)
615 Main Street
(208) 476-9999
1-800-538-9797
Special Group Rates Available
$70.00 and up
first come, first served
Full Continental Breakfast
Riverside Motel
Helgeson Place Hotel Suites
10560 Highway 12
125 Johnson Avenue
(208) 476-5711
(208) 476-5729
Government Rates: 10% Disc
1-800-404-5729
Fire Academy: 105 Disc
Government Rates Available
Single - $37.95
One or Two People - $70.00
Double - $42.95
Kitchenettes/Options Available
Group Rates Available
Group Rates/Call for Details
Call for details
White Pine Motel
222 Brown Avenue
(208) 476-7093
1-800-874-2083
Government Rates Available
Single - $39.00
Double - $49.00
Call for Details
Campgrounds
Contact orofino
Chamber of Commerce
(208) 476-4335
For Additional Information - Contact
Don Gardner
Chief Mike Lee
Emergency Management Services
orofino Fire Department
Chief John Willard
Sunnyside Fire District
(208) 476-7062
(208) 476-9335
(208) 476-9036
Clearwater Fire Academy Email: [email protected]
(208) 476-4064
Course Title
*
Description
ESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING
*
SCBA
&
Personal
protective
Equipment
8 Hours
Presents the components, functions and
safety features of SCBA and PPE.
Limitations of the equipment are also
presented. Proper methods of using and
caring for equipment are presented.
Environments that require SCBA use are
reviewed and procedures for donning,
doffing, inspecting, maintaining SCBAs and
changing SCBA cylinders are presented.
Class will include exercises utilizing the
new Clearwater Fire Academy Confidence
Trailer. The Trailer can be configured in a
variety of ways to simulate actual fire
fighting conditions.
Prerequisites and/or
Required Equipment
Prerequisites: None
Required: Full Personal
Protective equipment
including SCBA.
Each person in class
will bring the SCBA
unit that they will
normally be using
during an emergency
and a spare bottle.
PPE Required
Workers Comp Required
emphasis on fire behavior and the phases a
fire passes through as it grows, Includes
tactics to attack and extinguish fires.
* Fire Behavior
and
Ventilation
8 Hours
* Forcible
Entry
&
rescue
8 Hours
All ventilation types will be addressed, the
emphasis will be on instruction in Positive
Pressure Ventilation. Class will Define
ventilation, List advantages of ventilation
for rescue, attack, fire control, and
suppression operations, List primary
ventilation method used to prevent
backdraft. building factors that aid in
determining use of vertical/ horizontal
ventilation. Special considerations
associated with windowless buildings and
basements. Positive pressure fans will be
available for training.
Identifies forcible entry tools and explains
how to use and maintain them. Shows how to
do “through-the-lock” entry on different
types of doors. Demonstrates various
methods of forced entry through three
types of doors and three types of windows.
PPE Required
Workers Comp Required
PPE, SCBA and
Worker’s Comp
Required
Clearwater Fire Academy Email: [email protected]
Course Title
Fire
Apparatus
&
Pump
Maintenance
Description
Covers pump theory, pump component
familiarization and operational checks,
basic pump maintenance and fire scene
Pumping procedures.
Prerequisites and/or
Required Equipment
None
16 Hours
NFA Strategy
and Tactics for
Initial Company
Officers
(STICO)
Designed to meet the needs of Company
Officers responsible for managing the
operations of one or more companies during
structural firefighting operations.
None
Completion of PICO
class preferred
16 Hours
Live Fire
Trailer
8 hours
Safety
Officer and
Accountability
20 Hours
Wildland/Urban
Interface
s-215
20 Hours
Rapid
Intervention
Team
(RIT)
Training
20 Hours
Live fire training is a two part class
involving basic interior attack concepts,
tactics, safety, attack methods, fire
behavior and nozzle handling in the
morning and the afternoon will be live fire
training utilizing state of the art live fire
trailer. You are required to bring your PPE
and SCBA. A release waiver is required.
Examines the safety officer’s role at
emergency scenes. Response to all-hazard
types of situations will be emphasized.
Safety officer 16 hours, Accountability 4
hours.
Determine the Strategy and tactics to be
utilized during Wildland/Urban Interface
(WUI) incidents, includes fire behavior,
structure protection tactics and fire scene
safety. Recommended for advanced Fire
Fighters and/or company officers
Fire Fighter Safety and Survival.
Provides the skills necessary to self-egress
in an emergency and to rescue a downed
firefighter using the RIT concept.
PPE and SCBA
Essentials required.
Approval of Fire
Chief Required.
Proof of Workers
Comp Coverage or
waiver. Good
physical conditioning
a prerequisite.
None
Successful
Completion of
S-130/S-190
Required: NFPA
compliant PPE
including SCBA and
forcible entry tools
Prerequisite: Proof of
Workers Comp
coverage or waiver and
good physical
conditioning.
Clearwater Fire Academy Email: [email protected]
Course Title
S-130 / S-190
Basic Wildland
Firefighting
Description
The purpose of this class is to train new
firefighters in basic Wildland firefighting
skills. Firefighters who successfully
complete this course will be qualified to
suppress wildfires while under close
supervision.
Prerequisites and/or
Required Equipment
None
20 Hours
International
Fire
Code
20 hours
Arson
Investigation
16 hours
S-290
Intermediate
Wildland
Fire Behavior
20 hours
Wildland
Standards for
Survival
Analysis of the intent of fire codes and how
to apply them in individual fire districts.
How to use good judgement and discretion
considering the district’s capabilities,
apparatus, terrain and access roads to
apply the codes fairly and equitably.
Instructors are Deputy State Fire
Marshalls.
Origin and Cause Investigation is a 16
hour training course. It is designed to
provide a clear definition of the role
and responsibilities of the initial fire
investigation. It will provide essential
knowledge to enable the student to
recognize the potential of intentionally
and unintentionally set fires, preserve
evidence, and properly report the
information to appropriate officials. The
course topics include: fire behavior,
critical observations of the first
responder, fire causes, scene security
and evidence preservation, legal
considerations and reporting of
findings. The course is based on NFPA
1033 and NFPA 92. It is not designed
for the arson experienced firefighter or
inspector.
This is a classroom based skills course
designed to prepare fireline supervisor to
undertake safe and effective fire
management operations by giving the
student fire behavior prediction knowledge
and skills.
Refresher class for wild land fire fighters.
Required for renewal of red card.
Fire Chiefs &
Assistant Chiefs &
officers
None
Completion
of
S-130 / S-190
None
4 hours
Clearwater Fire Academy Email: [email protected]
2009 Clearwater Fire Academy Registration
(Please neatly print all requested information)
One registration per person. Please make photocopies of this form if needed
Name:
Mailing Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone number:
Cell Phone:
Fire Department:
Work Phone:
Home Phone:
E-Mail:
Fax:
Check box if you would like an email confirmation.........
Course Selection
Please designate the classes you wish to attend by marking the appropriate boxES.
NOTE: All class registration is on a first come, first served basis.
Once the individual class limit has been reached, registration for that class will be closed.
1st
Choice
2nd
Choice
Hours a Day
FRI
4
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SAT
SUN
8
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Course Titles and length of Courses
** Rapid Intervention Team Training (20 Hrs)
Wildland Urban Interface Training S-215 (20 Hrs)
S-130/190 Basic Wildland Firefighting (20 Hrs)
Safety Officer & Accountability (20 Hrs)
S-290 Inter Wildland Fire Behav (20 Hrs)
International Fire Code (20 Hrs)
STICO (16 hrs)
** Essentials SCBA/PPE (8 Hrs)
** Essentials Fire Behavior/Ventilation (8 Hrs)
** Essentials Forcible Entry/Rescue (8 Hrs)
Fire Apparatus & Pump Maintentance (16 Hrs)
Arson Investigation (16 Hrs)
Live Fire Trailer (8 hrs)
Wildland Standards of Survival (4 Hrs)
** Certificate of Workers Compensation Coverage or waiver form is required
Attendance Costs
You must register by MARCH 1, 2009. Registrations received after March 1st will be charged a late
registration fee of $10.00. Registration fee includes classes, lunch both days and BBQ Steak Dinner.
Class confirmation will be sent to those who register early. Payment must accompany registration form.
Thank you.
Number
Cost
Office use only
Total
Registration Fee
Additional BBQ Dinner
Late Registration Fee
1 x
x
1 x
$40.00 $
$10.00 $
$10.00 $
$
Send Registration & Fees To:
Amount Received:
Date Received:
Check #:
Received By:
Clearwater Fire Academy
PO Box 1028
Orofino, Idaho 83544
Clearwater Fire Academy Email: [email protected]