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Course Criteria
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1.00 Credits
This course introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1002 in the subject areas of Fire Hose Nozzles, Pressure Calculations, and Flow Rate Calculations. There will be both classroom and "hand-on" application.Student will practice calculating and applying fire flow formulas.
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This course introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1002 in the subject areas of Operating Pumps, Relay Pumping, and Apparatus Testing. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application.Student will practice various pumping evolutions and testing fire apparatus.
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1.00 Credits
This course introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1002 in the subject area of Water Shuttles Operations. There will be both classroom and "hand-on" application. Student will practice water shuttle operations,dumping water into a dump tank, and pumping the apparatus during water shuttle operations.
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This course evaluates the participants on their knowledge and skills pertaining to emergency vehicle operations and pump operations as called for in NFPS 1002. All candidates must participate in both the written and skill evaluations. Candidates must score 70% or greater on the written exam and pass the skills exam to become Arkansas Driver Operator Certified.
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This course introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1041, Chapter 4, in the subject areas of Instructional Challenges, Instructional Delivery, Psychology of Learning, the Lesson Plan, Instructional Media Aids, and Presentations. There will be both classroom and "hands-on"application. Students will learn how to use a lesson plan for instructional deliveries. Short presentations and record-keeping practices will also be part of the class. PreRequisite: Firefighter I Certification. Note: There will be a written exam covering the material presented in this class at the end of the training. This course replaces the old ITCO course and meets the criteria for individuals seeking Certified Training Officer Status. Individuals with CTO status or having previously completed the ITCO training successfully need not retake the class.
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The course introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1041, Chapter 4, in the subject areas of Safety in Training, Testing and Evaluation, and Legal consideration. There will be both classroom and "handson"application. Students will know how to use testing and evaluation results to enhance student learning. Safety and Legal issues will also be discussed. Pre-requisite: 1551 Basic Fire Instructor I or ITCO course. for individuals with CTO or ITCO seeking to complete the "Bridge" program, theBasic Fire Instructor II is where you begin. Note: A written exam will be administered at the conclusion of the training session covering the material discussed in the course.
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1.00 Credits
This course allows participants to apply their knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1041, Chapter 4, by preparing and delivering a prepared fire service lesson plan. Students will be evaluated on the delivery of the presentation.
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1.00 Credits
This course introduces Incident Command System to fire service officers and other emergency manners, who use, deploy, implement, and/or function within an incident command organization. Note: It is recommended for certified firefighters, company level officers, training officers, and others operating at the emergency scene.
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Covers the skills and techniques mid-level managers need. Gives an overview of various influences affecting fire service operations. Note: Recommended for company-level officers, administrative officers, and chief officers.
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Provides the student with the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire House. This course will involve both lecture and practical exercises. Student will practice hose rolls, carries, and fire loads. Student will also learn how to inspect, maintain, and test fire hose.
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