Aerial Operations
Designed to follow the NFPA 1002 Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator ProfessionalQualifications, provides the student with knowledge necessary to operate, inspect and maintainaerial devices. Course content includes emergency vehicle operations review, classification andtyping, vehicle inspection, operation of various types of aerial devices including platforms andladders, proper location of placement and setup at an incident including driving, spotting and stabilizing. Fire departments must possess an aerial device to offer this program enabling students to fully operate this device.
Starting Date:  March 13, 2012
Instructor:  Mike Wusik
Location:  Verona
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Fire Officer I
Is the second course in a new series addressing command and management in today’s fire service and is designed to meet the officer training requirements of the NFPA 1021 Standard. Building on the skills learned Introduction to Fire Officer (45), students begin to examine the transition from firefighter to supervisor.  Topics include management and supervision, group dynamics, company level training, community relations, fire department relations, information management, accident/injury investigation, pre-planning and strategy/tactics fro multiple company operations.
Starting Date:  March 5, 2012
Instructor:  William Wren
Location:  Sauquoit