County School will be held on April 18th & 19th, 2009
Cost
$25 For One Day Class or $30 For Both Days
(Flashover Simulator Will Be An Additional $10)
Where
This years County School will be hosted by the
Springfield Twp., Stryker Fire Department
Fire School Classes
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Saturday Morning Session
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Saturday Afternoon Session
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The First Five Minutes
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Attack Line Selection & Usage
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Cleaning/Care, Evaluating , Bid Specking Turnout Gear
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(EMS CE Credit)
EVERYONE CLEAR? Cardiac Arrest Management |
(EMS CE Credit)
EVERYONE CLEAR? Cardiac Arrest Management |
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Sunday Morning Session
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Sunday Afternoon Session
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Saving Our Own
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Saving Our Own
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Critical Incident Stress Debriefing
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Fire School Classes
Flashover Simulator
The Ohio Fire Academy is bringing their Flashover Simulator to the County Fire School this year. This class will have an addition $10 fee to cover the cost. For a photo of the Similator click here. This class is limited to a size of 30. If there is enough interest we have the option to have them stay for Sunday as well. Do to the live burn in the class the following requirements are given by the Academy...
Certified State Firefighter,
No Beards or facial hair that interferes with the seal of the SCBA,
PPE must pass our inspection (no holes, clean & good condition)
Ohio Fire Academy
(Saturday Only - 8 hours)
Hazmat Refresher
All individuals who need the required annual refresher training to maintain certification as an operations level responder should attend.
Key Topics Covered: Current health and safety issues confronting emergency response personnel in the approach and handling of hazardous materials incidents, Levels of personal protective equipment, Decontamination requirements and procedures, Emergency response procedures, Planning an emergency response
Cleveland State
(Saturday Only - 8 hours)
The First Five Minutes, Strategies For Company Officers
Robert Krause - Toledo Fire
(Saturday Morning Only - 4 Hours)
NIMS 300
NIMS 300 is should be taken by persons serving as command staff, section chiefs, strike team & task force leaders. Class will include the following topics; ICS Staffing & Organization, Transfer of Command, Unified Command functions in multi-jurisdictional or multi-agency incident, ICS forms, Resource Management, Interagency mission planning and procurement.
Doug Pool - Bryan Fire
(Saturday & Sunday - 16 Hours)
Attack Line Selection & Usage
Robert Krause - Toledo Fire
(Saturday Afternoon Only - 4 Hours)
Cleaning/Care, Evaluating, Bid Specking Turnout Gear
Jerome Wirtz - INNO TEX
(Saturday Morning Only - 4 hours)
Saving Our Own (RIT)
Paul Combs - Bryan Fire
(Sunday Only - 8 Hours)
Critical Incident Stress Debriefing*****
Todd Grisier - Archbold Fire
(Sunday Morning Only - 4 Hours)
Courage To Be Safe So Everyone Goes Home
Firefighters must have the courage to face a multitude of risks in order to save lives and protect their communities. Their courage allows them to willingly risk their own lives so that others can be saved. A different type of courage is required to stay safe in potentially dangerous situations, avoiding needless risk and tragic consequences. This program promotes the courage to do the right thing in order to protect firefighters from illness, injury, or Line of Duty Death "So Everyone Goes Home." The presentation examines Line of Duty Deaths both at the state and federal level. In addition it conveys the untold story of LODD survivors in an attempt to expose the participants to a significant emotional event to promote change and provide them the insight and tools you embark upon change.
Brad Stucky - Bryan Fire
(Saturday Afternoon Only - 4 Hours)
EVERYONE CLEAR? - Cardiac Arrest Management
Williams County EMS
(Saturday Morning & Afternoon - 4 Hours)
ABC - OPQRST, Now I know what they mean to me.
Patient Assessment
Williams County EMS
(Saturday Morning & Afternoon - 4 Hours)
***** Class Has Not Been Confirmed Yet
