Leadership and Service. Why Firefighters Stay – Part 2

Instructors:
Jason Hosea, Greg Lloyd, Dan Perkins

This highly interactive course is facilitated by current California based Fire Service Leaders. The course will explore the dynamics of leadership and what the current fire service demands. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will be explored. What DE&I is, how can your organization embrace it and what steps can you take as a current or future fire service leader to promote it in your organization. Recruitment and retention strategies will be discussed. How can the fire service effectively recruit and retain members from different generations that require unique attention. Finally, we will examine the concept of service. Service to the community, the organization and to each other. If your goal is to build high a performing team with an inclusive culture, this training event is for you.

Leadership and Service. Why Firefighters Stay – Part 1

Instructors:
Jason Hosea, Greg Lloyd, Dan Perkins

This highly interactive course is facilitated by current California based Fire Service Leaders. The course will explore the dynamics of leadership and what the current fire service demands. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will be explored. What DE&I is, how can your organization embrace it and what steps can you take as a current or future fire service leader to promote it in your organization. Recruitment and retention strategies will be discussed. How can the fire service effectively recruit and retain members from different generations that require unique attention. Finally, we will examine the concept of service. Service to the community, the organization and to each other. If your goal is to build high a performing team with an inclusive culture, this training event is for you.

HazMat I/C  -Day 2

Instructor:  Nick Cadena
Maximum class size is 25 students

Course Objectives:To provide participants with the capability to assume the role of Incident Commander, as defined in the OSHA Hazwoper regulation, during an emergency response to an actual or potential hazardous materials release.

Required by OSHA Hazwoper regulation, IC training required for anyone who will assume control of the incident scene beyond the first responder awareness level.

The 16-hour course will cover
Day 1:
Course overview; Hazmat Laws. Regulations & Plans; ICS, Team Typing & Response Resources;
Hazard Assessment; Hazard Assessment Exercises; Hazard Assessment (continued); Review of Day 1.

Day 2:
Hazmat Site Safety; Operational Risk Management; Tabletop Exercise: Scenario 1; Protective Actions; Tabletop Exercise: Scenario 2; Incident Termination; Tabletop Exercise: Incident Debrief; Final Review; Written Exam; Course Review & Graduation

Attendees must provide the following:

▪▪ Attendees must show proof they have completed the OSHA Hazardous Materials First Responders Operations (FRO) by providing a signed hard copy of Certificate to the instructor at the beginning of the class.

▪▪ Must bring a copy of the 2020 Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG)

▪▪ Download a copy of the student manual  (Need Link)

▪▪ A laptop, tablet, or smart device w/power supply

▪▪ Students will be required to sign-in to the class each day

▪▪ Participants will be a given a written examination at the conclusion of the class and must have a passing score at least 70%.

HazMat I/C  Day 1 (16 Hour Course)

Instructor:  Nick Cadena
Maximum class size is 25 students

Course Objectives:To provide participants with the capability to assume the role of Incident Commander, as defined in the OSHA Hazwoper regulation, during an emergency response to an actual or potential hazardous materials release.

Required by OSHA Hazwoper regulation, IC training required for anyone who will assume control of the incident scene beyond the first responder awareness level.

The 16-hour course will cover
Day 1:
Course overview; Hazmat Laws. Regulations & Plans; ICS, Team Typing & Response Resources;
Hazard Assessment; Hazard Assessment Exercises; Hazard Assessment (continued); Review of Day 1.

Day 2:
Hazmat Site Safety; Operational Risk Management; Tabletop Exercise: Scenario 1; Protective Actions; Tabletop Exercise: Scenario 2; Incident Termination; Tabletop Exercise: Incident Debrief; Final Review; Written Exam; Course Review & Graduation

Attendees must provide the following:

▪▪ Attendees must show proof they have completed the OSHA Hazardous Materials First Responders Operations (FRO) by providing a signed hard copy of Certificate to the instructor at the beginning of the class.

▪▪ Must bring a copy of the 2020 Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG)

▪▪ Download a copy of the student manual  (Need Link)

▪▪ A laptop, tablet, or smart device w/power supply

▪▪ Students will be required to sign-in to the class each day

▪▪ Participants will be a given a written examination at the conclusion of the class and must have a passing score at least 70%.