Training Courses - 24 Hour Fire Rescue

The 24 hour class is a combination of extensive classroom training and hands on training of all participants. 

The classroom session consists of detailed OSHA requirements for rescue teams, OSHA requirements for typical entries and detailed information about the typical equipment used in confined space work.  NFPA 1670 will be discussed as this is a requirement for fire departments. 

For Awareness level, all members must have a valid First Responder card with a valid CPR card.  All members shall meet the requirements of Chp 4 of NFPA 472 for Hazardous Materials Technician.  All members must be trained to the level of Rope Rescue Awareness. 

For Operations level, all members must have Rope Rescue Operations level training and must have Trench Rescue Awareness training.  

The hands-on portion of the class uses all of the typical confined space equipment with your employees as the users fulfilling the roles of Supervisor, Attendant and Entrant as well as the rescuer roles.  Each student will perform actual entries and retrievals in various stages.  Multiple confined space scenarios will be ran to allow students various rescue options.  All types of rescue including self rescue, assisted rescue and entry rescue are covered and practiced.  Students will use supplied air systems and perform patient packaging during the scenarios and will utilize department owned equipment and turnout gear.       

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