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Provides the student with the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Service Ladders. There will be both classroom and "hands-on? ?application . Students will practice using the various fire serviceladders found on fire apparatus. Students will also learn how to inspect, maintain, and test ladders.
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Provides the students with the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Ventilation, Forcible Entry. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Various applications of ventilation practices,forcible entry techniques, and property preservation using loss control methods will be conducted.
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Provides the students with the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject areas of Water Supply, Fire Streams, and Portable Extinguishers. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Students will learnhow to measure their water supply, apply different types of fire streams, and use portable extinguishers.
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Introduces the students to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject of Fire Department communications and Basic Search & Rescue. It also introduces participants to the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) and the State of Arkansas' requirements. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Various applications of search and rescue will beapplied as well as participants completing an NFIRS report on an incident.
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Pre-requisite: FS 1451 Structure Fires III Advanced course which provides firefighters with knowledge and skills to function safely and effectively as an integral member of a firefighting team in an advanced structure fire called for in NFPA 1001. Practical exercises are utilized to ensure understanding of proper methods of structural firefighting in advanced scenarios.
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Students are introduced to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Control. Course will include both lecture and practical application of the skills retained.
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Provides the student with the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Service Ropes and Knots. The class will consist of both lecture and practical exercises. Students will learn to tie knots, inspect and clean ropes, and learn to hoist tools and equipment.
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This class introduces students to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Protection Systems, Building Construction and Fire Prevention. The class will consist of classroom and "hands-on" application.Students will learn about the different types of fire protections systems they may have in their responsive areas, building construction features and hazards to watch for, and about fire prevention. Students will also practice delivering a Public Fire Education Message to a simulated audience.
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The prevention and education aspects of the fire science system. Subjects include: code enforcement, identifying the fire problem, home fire safety, and school fire programs; also, examines the role of public relations in the fire service. Public relations topics include press interviews, press releases and organizational image building.
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This class introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1021-I, Chapter 4, in subject areas of Introduction to Fire Officer, Fire Department Structure, Company Officer Level Training, Company Officer Legal Considerations, the Company as a Group, Elements of Supervision and Management, and Labor Relations. There will be both classroom and "handson"applications. Student will practice the theories and concepts learned in the classroom throug in-class scenarios and homework assignments. Hours 16
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