Firefighter Track – Courses in this track are designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to function as a firefighter within a fire department. Firefighter I certification indicates a person may function under direct supervision and Firefighter II indicates the individual may function under general supervision. Modules 1 – 17 are required for individuals to qualify for the Firefighter II certification exam.
Course # - NFGAO380 Minimum Standards Firefighter Course
This is a comprehensive, 7-week course designed to introduce the knowledge and skills necessary to function at a fire department at the Firefighter II Level. There will be evening and weekend assignments. This is a physically demanding course and participants should be prepared to endure numerous classroom presentations and outside, “hands-on” skill sessions. Successful completion of the course is required to qualify to sit for Arkansas Firefighter Certification. Topics covered in the course are general knowledge and skill requirements; fire department communications; fireground operations; rescue operations; and prevention, preparedness, and maintenance. There will be written and skill evaluations throughout the course and for certification. Required manuals will be available through the SAU Tech Book Store
Pre-requisites: AFA First Responder or equivalent and fire department sponsorship. To attend without sponsorship, individuals must contact AFA registration department for course fee information to attend.
NOTE: Unless other arrangements are made in advance students are expected to bring personal protective equipment including SCBA.
MODULES 1-17 REFLECT A MODULAR DELIVERY OF THE MATERIAL FOUND IN THE COMPREHENSIVE MINIMUM STANDARDS CLASS. IT IS DESIGNED TO GIVE VOLUNTEER AND RURAL FIREFIGHTERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE THE SAME TRAINING OVER A PERIOD OF TIME. REQUIRED MANUALS WILL BE AVAILABLE THROUGH SAU TECH BOOKCENTER.
Course # - NFGA0012 FF Module 1: Introduction to Protection- Taught by a Certified Training Officer and an Instructor I, need AFA approval.
This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject areas of Fire Department Orientation, Fire Behavior, and Firefighter Safety. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Students will practice safety procedures concerning fire apparatus and fire service equipment. This course meets one of the requirements set forth by the Arkansas Fire Protection Services Board for a department to qualify to receive its Act 833 monies.
Pre-Requisites: None other than fire department affiliation. Students must be 18 years old or older.
NOTE: Individuals already having this module do not have to retake the class for credit.
Hours: 12
Course # - NFGB0016 FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment- Taught by a Certified Training Officer and an Instructor I, need AFA approval.
This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Personal Protective Equipment. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will don and doff PPE. Timed drills are part of learning how to prepare for a rapid response.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 1: Introduction to Firefighting
NOTE: The 12 hour PPE class can be taken along with the 4 hour PPE supplemental course to receive credit for Module 2. If you already have the 12-hour PPE class all you need is the 4-hour supplement. Also, students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGC0016 FF Module 3: Fire Hose- Taught by an Instructor I, need AFA approval.
This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Hose. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will practice hose rolls, carries, and fire loads. Student will also learn how to inspect, maintain, and test fire hose.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment - Taught by a Certified Training Officer and an Instructor I.
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGD0016 FF Module 4: Ladders - Taught by an Instructor I, need AFA approval.
This module introduces participants to 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. Student will practice using the various fire service ladders found on fire apparatus. Student will also learn how to inspect, maintain, and test ladders.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGE0016 FF Module 5: Ventilation, Forcible Entry, & Loss Control Taught by an Instructor I, need AFA approval. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject areas 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.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment - Taught by a Certified Training Officer and an Instructor I.
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGF0016 FF Module 6: Water Supply, Fire Streams, & Portable Extinguishers - Taught by an Instructor I, need AFA approval. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject areas of Water Supply, Fire Streams, & Portable Extinguishers. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Students will learn how to measure their water supply, apply different types of fire streams, and use portable extinguishers.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment - Taught by a Certified Training Officer and an Instructor I.
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment.
Course # - NFGG0016 FF Module 7: Structure Fires I - AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Control. The majority of the class will be “hands-on” application. Various fire simulations will be presented to applicants during the "hands-on" portion of this class. Students must successfully extinguish fire simulations while applying the correct fire control attack; hose advance application, and entry techniques.
Pre-requisite: FF Modules 1-6: NOTE: These subjects are required by NFPA 1403to be taught prior to entry into a training live-fire.
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGH0016 FF Module 8: Structure Fires II -AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Control. There will be very little classroom and a lot of "hands-on" application. This module will be made up of numerous scenarios for fire attack. This is a continuation of the application of the knowledge and skills found in the Structure Fires I course.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 7: Structure Fires I
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGR0016 FF Module 9A: FD Communications, NFIRS and ICS - Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject areas of Fire Department Communications, National Fire Incident Reporting System along with the State of Arkansas requirements and Incident Command System. There will be classroom activities that include application of the Incident Command System as well as participants completing an NFIRS report on an incident.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGS0016 FF Module 9B: Basic Search and Rescue - Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces the participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Basic Search and Rescue. There will be both classroom and “hands-on” application. Students will practice Search and Rescue along with Survival
Techniques in hazardous conditions.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGJ0016 FF Module 10: Structure Fires III - AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject areas of Fire Control, Fire Department Communications, and Basic Search & Rescue. The major focus is on practical skills with a minimum of classroom time. Scenarios for this module will be based on extinguishing fires along with victim rescue and retrieval.
Pre-requisite: Structure Fires II and FF Module 9A & 9B or equivalent.
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGK0016 FF Module 11: Structure Fires IV - AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in all subject area covered to this point. This module will be all "hands-on" application. Students are to demonstrate the knowledge and skills retained to this point by applying them to more advanced scenarios.
Pre-requisite: Structure Fires III
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGL0016 FF Module 12: Exterior Fires -AFA approval needed. Taught by Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Control. This class will consist of classroom and "hands-on" application of the skills retained. Scenarios for this module will be based on the exterior fire extinguishments requirements of NFPA 1001. FF Modules 20 & 21 may be taken in place of Module 12.
Pre-requisite: FF Modules 1-6
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 14
Course # - NFGM0016 FF Module 13: Auto Extrication - Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Automobile Extrication Rescue. The class will consist of classroom and "hands-on" application. Participants will perform portions of an automobile extrication as part of the course requirements.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment
NOTE: Students are expected to have available personal protective equipment.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGN0016 FF Module 14: Hoisting. Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Service Ropes and Knots. The class will consist of classroom and "hands-on" application. Participants will tie knots, inspect & clean ropes, and learn how to hoist tools and equipment.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment
NOTE: Students are expected to have available coat, helmet and gloves.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGO0016 FF Module 15: NFA Arson Detection for First Responders - Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of the First Responder duties when responding to suspicious fires. This is a National Fire Academy class. Participants learn to recognize potential evidence in a suspicious fire and discuss ways to preserve the fire scene.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGP0016 FF Module 16: Fire Protection Systems, Building Construction, and Fire Prevention - Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject areas of Fire Protection Systems, Building Construction, and Fire Prevention. The class will consist of classroom and "hands-on" application. Participants will learn about the different types of fire protection systems they may have in their response areas, building construction features and hazards and fire prevention. Participants will also practice delivering a Public Fire Education Message to a simulated audience.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment
Hours: 16
Course # - NFGQ0040 FF Module 17: Emergency Medical First Responder. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Basic First Aid. The class will consist of classroom and "hands-on" application. Taught by an Instructor I.
Pre-requisite: A current American Heart Association Health Care Provider card or a Red Cross Professional Provider card and FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment NOTE: It is recommended that candidates complete this module prior to starting in the Firefighter Track.
Hours: 40
Course # - NFGB0012 FF Module 18: Personal Protective Equipment
This module introduces participants to some of the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Personal Protective Equipment. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will don and doff PPE. Timed drills are part of learning how to prepare for a rapid response. This course meets one of the requirements set forth by the Arkansas Fire Protection Services Board for a department to qualify to receive its Act 833 monies. Taught by an Instructor I.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 1: Introduction to Firefighting
NOTE: The 12 hour PPE class can be taken along with the 4 hour PPE supplemental course to receive credit for FF Track Module 2. If you already have the 12-hour PPE class all you need is the 4-hour supplement. Also, students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 12
Course # - NFGB0004 FF Module 19: PPE Supplemental
This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Personal Protective Equipment that were not covered in the 12-hour PPE course. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Taught by Instructor I.
Pre-requisite: FF Module 1: Introduction to Firefighting
NOTE: The 12 hour PPE class along with the 4 hour PPE supplemental course will equal credit for FF Track Module 2. If you already have the 12-hour PPE class, all you need is the 4-hour supplement.
Hours: 04
Course # - NFGL0006 FF Module 20: L.P. Gas Fires. Taught by Instructor I This module introduces participants to some of the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Control of Exterior Fires. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will participate in a live fire burn.
Pre-requisite: FF Modules 1-6 -
NOTE: The 8-hour Exterior Fires class can be taken along with the 6-hour LP Gas Fires class to receive credit for FF Track Module 12. Also, students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 06
Course # - NFGL0008 FF Module 21: Exterior Fires - AFA approval needed. Taught by Instructor I. This module introduces participants to some of the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1001 in the subject area of Fire Control of Exterior Fires. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will participate in a live fire burns.
Pre-requisite: FF Modules 1-6
NOTE: The 8-hour Exterior Fires class can be taken along with the 6-hour LP Gas Fires class to receive credit for FF Track Module 12. Also, students are expected to have available personal protective equipment including SCBA.
Hours: 08
Driver Operator Track - Courses in this track are designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to function as a fire department emergency vehicle driver and pump operator. Modules 1 - 4 are required for individuals to qualify to take the Driver Operator certification exam (Module 5). Module 6 is available for those who wish to take it separately from the D/O Track, but is not a requirement. Required manuals are available at the SAU Tech Book store
Course # - NFHA0080 Driver Operator Course - Taught by an Instructor I This is a comprehensive, 2-week course designed to introduce the knowledge and skills necessary for firefighters to function as an emergency vehicle operator and a pump operator. There will be homework assignments. This is a very compact course and participants should be prepared to endure numerous classroom presentations and outside, "hands-on" skill sessions. Successful completion of the course is required to qualify to sit for Arkansas Driver Operator Certification. Topics covered in the course are general; driving and operating, and pump operations. There will be written and skill evaluations throughout the course and comprehensive testing for certification purposes.
Pre-requisites: Firefighter I Certification
NOTE: Students are expected to bring personal protective equipment to class.
Hours: 80
MODULES 1-4 REFLECT A MODULAR DELIVERY OF THE MATERIAL FOUND IN THE COMPREHENSIVE DRIVER OPERATOR CLASS. IT IS DESIGNED TO GIVE VOLUNTEER AND RURAL FIREFIGHTERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE THE SAME TRAINING OVER A PERIOD OF TIME.
Course # - NFHA0016 DO Module 1: Introduction to Driving and Operating Fire Apparatus, Pump Operations & Operating Emergency Vehicles.
Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1002 in the subject areas of Driving & Operating Fire Apparatus, Operating Fire Pumps, Fire Apparatus, and Operating Emergency Vehicles. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will practice driving emergency vehicle apparatus and operating fire pumps in this module.
Pre-Requisites: Firefighter I Certification.
NOTE: Individuals not meeting the Firefighter I pre-requisite may take the course but may not sit for the certification evaluation. PPE is required.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFHB0016 DO Module 2: Water, Theory and Foam -Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1002 in the subject areas of Positioning & Spotting Fire Apparatus, Water Supplies, Static Water Sources, Fire Pump Theory, and Foam. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will practice positioning and spotting emergency vehicle apparatus and producing foam streams from fire apparatus.
Pre-Requisites: Firefighter I Certification
NOTE: Individuals not meeting the Firefighter I pre-requisite may take the course but may not sit for the certification evaluation. PPE is required.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFHC0016 DO Module 3: Hydraulics - Taught by an Instructor I. This module 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 "hands-on" application. Student will practice calculating and applying fire flow formulas.
Pre-Requisites: Firefighter I Certification.
NOTE: Individuals not meeting the Firefighter I pre-requisite may take the course but may not sit for the certification evaluation. PPE is required.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFHD0016 DO Module 4: Pump Operations - Taught by an Instructor I. This module 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.
Pre-Requisites: DO Modules 1, 2, & 3.
NOTE: Individuals not meeting the Firefighter I pre-requisite for previous modules may take the course but may not sit for the certification evaluation.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFHF0008 DO Module 5: Written & Skill Evaluation - Taught by an Instructor I. This module evaluates the participants on their knowledge and skills pertaining to emergency vehicle operations and pump operations as called for in NFPA 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.
Pre-requisite: Firefighter I Certification & DO Modules 1-5
Hours: 8
Note: Module 6 is a stand alone class that is not part of Driver Operator Certification.
Course # - NFHE0016 DO Module 6: Water Shuttle Operations - Taught by an Instructor I. This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1002 in the subject area of Water Shuttle Operations. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will practice water shuttle operations, dumping water into a dump tank, and pumping the apparatus during water shuttle operations.
Pre-Requisites: Intro and PPE
Hours: 16
Fire Inspector Track - Courses in this track are designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to function as fire inspectors and plans reviewers.
Course # - NFKA0080 Inspector-I Course - Taught by an Instructor I. This is a comprehensive, course designed to introduce the knowledge and skills necessary for fire inspectors to conduct basic fire inspections and apply codes and standards. Successful completion of the course is required to qualify to sit for Arkansas Fire Inspector-I Certification exam. Topics covered in the course are program general knowledge and skills, administration, & field inspection.
Pre-requisites: Hazardous Materials Awareness
Hours: 80
Fire Service Instructor Track - Courses in this track are designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to function as fire service instructors. Modules 1 - 3 are required for individuals to qualify to take the Fire Service Instructor I certification exam. The required manual is available at the SAU Tech Book store
Course # - NFDP0064 Fire Service Instructor-I Course - Taught by an Instructor I. This is a comprehensive, 1-week course designed to introduce the knowledge and skills necessary for fire service instructors to deliver instruction effectively from a prepared lesson plan, including instructional aids and evaluation instruments; adapt lesson plans to the unique requirements of the students; organize the learning environment so that learning is maximized; and meet the record-keeping requirements. There will be pre-course reading assignments and homework assignments each evening. This is a very compact course and participants should be prepared to endure numerous classroom presentations and labor-intensive skill application. Successful completion of the course is required to qualify to sit for Arkansas Fire Service Instructor-I Certification exam. Topics covered in the course are program management, instructional development, instructional delivery, & evaluation and testing. There will be written and skill evaluation for certification purposes.
Pre-requisites: Firefighter I Certification or FF Track Module 2
Hours: 64
MODULES 1-3 REFLECT A MODULAR DELIVERY OF THE MATERIAL FOUND IN THE COMPREHENSIVE FIRE SERVICE INSTRUCTOR-I CLASS. IT IS DESIGNED TO GIVE VOLUNTEER AND RURAL FIREFIGHTERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE THE SAME TRAINING OVER A PERIOD OF TIME.
Course # - NFIA0016 FSI Module 1: Introduction to Fire Service Instruction, Instructional Challenges, Instructional Delivery, Psychology of Learning, Lesson Plan, Instructional Media Aids, & Presentations - Taught by an Instructor I.
This module 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, & Presentations. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Students will show how to use a lesson plan for instructional deliveries. Short presentations and record-keeping practices will also be part of the class.
Pre-Requisites: Firefighter I Certification or FF Track Module 2.
NOTE: There will be a written exam covering the material presented in this module at the end of the training. This module 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 this module.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFMU0016 FSI Module 2: Safety in Fire Service Training, Testing and Evaluation, & Legal Considerations in Training - Taught by an Instructor I.
This module 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, & Legal Considerations. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Students will demonstrate how to use testing and evaluation results to enhance student learning. Safety and Legal issues will also be discussed.
Pre-Requisites: FSI Module 1 or CTO status or ITCO course. For individuals with CTO or ITCO seeking to complete the "Bridge" program, the FSI Module 2 is the beginning point.
NOTE: A written exam will be administered at the conclusion of the training session covering the material discussed in the module.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFIC0016 FSI Module 3: Field Application & Preparation, and Practical Evaluation - Taught by an Instructor I.
This module 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 their presentation.
Pre-Requisites: FSI Module 2.
Hours: 16
Fire Investigator Track - Courses in this track are designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to conduct, coordinate, and complete a fire investigation.
Course # - NFLA0080 AFA Fire Arson Investigator Course - Taught by an Instructor I. This is a comprehensive, 2-week course designed to introduce the knowledge and skills necessary for fire investigators to conduct, coordinate, and complete a fire investigation. Successful completion of the course is required to qualify to sit for Arkansas Fire Investigator Certification exam. Topics covered in the course are program general knowledge and skills, scene investigation, documenting the scene, evidence collection & preservation, interviewing, post-incident investigation, & presentations.
Pre-requisites: Hazardous Materials Awareness
Hours: 80
Course # - NFLB0014 INV Module 1: NFA Fire Arson Detection for First Responders
Provides training for the initial responder to recognize the signs of an intentionally set fire, preserve evidence, and properly report the information. Basic topics include: Fire behavior, critical observations of the first responder, fire cause, scene security and evidence preservation, legal considerations, and reporting of findings. Taught by an Instructor I.
Pre-Requisites: The target audience is for fire service personnel with fire investigation job responsibilities.
Hours: 16
Fire Officer Track - This track is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to function as a Fire Officer within a fire department. Fire Officer I training and certification indicates a Fire Officer is trained to function at a supervisory level within a fire department. Fire Officer II indicates a Fire Officer II is trained to function at a supervisory/managerial level within a fire department. The comprehensive Fire Officer I course or modules 1-3 is required for individuals wishing to train or certify to the Fire Officer II level. Required manual is available at the SAU Tech Book store
Course # - NFJA0040 Fire Officer-I Course - Taught by an Instructor I. This is a comprehensive 1-week course designed to introduce the knowledge and skills necessary for fire service personnel to function at the Fire Officer-I level. The knowledge and skills required to function at this level are identified in NFPA 1021-I, Chapter 4. Fire officers at this level are expected to function as supervisory personnel within the department. There will be homework assignments. This is a very comprehensive course and participants should be prepared to endure numerous classroom presentations and "hands-on" skill sessions. Topics covered in the course are general knowledge and skills; human resource management; community and government relations; administration; inspection and investigations; emergency services delivery; & health and safety. There will be written and skill evaluations throughout the course and comprehensive testing for certification purposes.
Pre-requisites: Firefighter II
NOTE: Individuals not meeting the Firefighter-II pre-requisite may take the course but not receive IFSAC certification.
Hours: 40
MODULES 1-3 REFLECT A MODULAR DELIVERY OF THE MATERIAL FOUND IN THE COMPREHENSIVE FIRE OFFICER-I CLASS. IT IS DESIGNED TO GIVE VOLUNTEER AND RURAL FIREFIGHTERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE THE SAME TRAINING OVER A PERIOD OF TIME.
Course # - NFJA0016 FO Module 1: 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, & Labor Relations - Taught by an Instructor I.
This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1021-I, Chapter 4, in the 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, & Labor Relations. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will practice the theories and concepts learned in the classroom through in-class scenarios and homework assignments.
Pre-Requisites: Firefighter II
NOTE: Individuals not meeting the Firefighter II pre-requisite may take the course but may not sit for the certification evaluation.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJB0016 FO Module 2: Information Management; Fire Department Communications; Pre-incident Planning; Incident Scene Communication; Incident Scene Management; Size-up & Incident Planning, and Action Plan Implementation
This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1021-I, Chapter 4, in the subject areas of Information Management; Fire Department Communications; Pre-incident Planning; Incident Scene Communication; Incident Scene Management; Size-up & Incident Planning, and Action Plan Implementation. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will practice the theories and concepts learned in the classroom through in-class scenarios and homework assignments. Taught by an Instructor I.
Pre-Requisites: Firefighter II
NOTE: Individuals not meeting the Firefighter II pre-requisite may take the course but may not sit for the certification evaluation.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJC0008 FO Module 3: Community Awareness; Fire Investigation, and FF Health & Safety - Taught by an Instructor I.
This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1021-I, Chapter 4, in the subject areas of Information Management; Fire Department Communications; Pre-incident Planning; Incident Scene Communication; Incident Scene Management; Size-up & Incident Planning, and Action Plan Implementation. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will practice the theories and concepts learned in the classroom through in-class scenarios and homework assignments.
Pre-Requisites: FO Modules 1 & 2.
NOTE: Individuals not meeting the Firefighter II pre-requisite may take the course but may not sit for the certification evaluation.
Hours: 08
Course # - NFJD0040 Fire Officer-II Course - Taught by an Instructor I. This is a comprehensive, 1-week course designed to introduce the knowledge and skills necessary for fire service personnel to function at the Fire Officer-II level. The knowledge and skills required to function at this level are identified in NFPA 1021-I, Chapter 5. Fire officers at this level are trained to function at the supervisory and managerial level within the department. There will be homework assignments. This is a very comprehensive course and participants should be prepared to endure numerous classroom presentations and "hands-on" skill sessions. Topics covered in the course are General knowledge and skills; human resource management; community and government relations; administration; inspection and investigations; emergency services delivery; & health and safety. There will be written and skill evaluations throughout the course and comprehensive testing for certification purposes.
Pre-requisites: Fire Officer-I & Fire Service Instructor-I
NOTE: Students without IFSAC certification for Officer I and Fire Service Instructor I may take Officer II upon completion of Officer I but not receive IFSAC certification.
Hours: 40
MODULES 4-6 REFLECT A MODULAR DELIVERY OF THE MATERIAL FOUND IN THE COMPREHENSIVE FIRE OFFICER-II CLASS. IT IS DESIGNED TO GIVE VOLUNTEER AND RURAL FIREFIGHTERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE THE SAME TRAINING OVER A PERIOD OF TIME.
Course # - NFJD0016 FO Module 4: Introduction to Fire Officer, Human Resource Management, Managing Affirmative Action, Discipline, Leadership as Group Influence, & Budgeting - Taught by an Instructor I.
This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1021-I, Chapter 5, in the subject areas of Introduction to Fire Officer, Human Resource Management, Managing Affirmative Action, Discipline, Leadership as Group Influence, & Budgeting. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will practice the theories and concepts learned in the classroom through in-class scenarios and homework assignments.
Pre-requisites: Fire Officer-I & Fire Service Instructor-I
NOTE: Students without IFSAC certification for Officer I and Fire Service Instructor I may take Officer II upon completion of Officer I but not receive IFSAC certification.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJE0016 FO Module 5: Employee Evaluation, Fire & Life Safety Inspections, Accident Investigation & Prevention, Fire Scene Investigation, Strategic Planning for Emergency Operations, & Organizational Communication - Taught by an Instructor I.
This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1021-I, Chapter 5, in the subject areas of Employee Evaluation, Fire & Life Safety Inspections, Accident Investigation & Prevention, Fire Scene Investigation, Strategic Planning for Emergency Operations, & Organizational Communication. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will practice the theories and concepts learned in the classroom through in-class scenarios and homework assignments.
Pre-requisites: Fire Officer-I & Fire Service Instructor-I
NOTE: Students without IFSAC certification for Officer I and Fire Service Instructor I may take Officer II upon completion of Officer I but not receive IFSAC certification.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJF0008 FO Module 6: Government Structure, Public Education, & Structure Fire Simulations - Taught by an Instructor I.
This module introduces participants to the knowledge and skills called for in NFPA 1021-I, Chapter 5, in the subject areas of Government Structure, Public Education, & Structure Fire Simulations. There will be both classroom and "hands-on" application. Student will practice the theories and concepts learned in the classroom through in-class scenarios and homework assignments. The certification evaluation will be given to those qualifying at the end of this module.
Pre-requisites: FO Modules 4 & 5
Hours: 08
NATIONAL FIRE ACADEMY CLASSES
Course # - NFJI0016 FO : NFA Incident Command System - Taught by an Instructor I. This module is a National Fire Academy class introduces ICS to fire service officers and other emergency managers, who use, deploy, implement, and/or function within an incident command organization.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for certified firefighters, company-level officers, training officers, & others operating at the emergency scene.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJK0016 FO: NFA MCTO: Preparation -Taught by an Instructor I.
This course is designed to develop your attitude, knowledge, skills and abilities to effectively provide initial command. You will also develop your knowledge, skills and abilities to effectively implement and manage tactical operations. This is the first of three courses in the series. This course is designed to: develop supervisory and management skills in structural firefighting operations, examine critical elements of pre-incident preparation for structural firefighting operations, examine the company commander's role in fireground operations, company readiness, communications process, building construction, and fire behavior.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for certified firefighters, company-level officers, training officers, & others operating at the emergency scene.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJL0016 FO : NFA MCTO: Decision Making - Taught by an Instructor I. This second of three courses continues to teach the skills and abilities needed to provide effective initial command and to implement and manage tactical operations. This course is designed to develop supervisory and management skills in structural firefighting operation, examine critical elements of situation assessment and decision making for structural firefighting operations.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for certified firefighters, company-level officers, training officers, & others operating at the emergency scene.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJM0016 FO : NFA MCTO: Tactics - Taught by an Instructor I. This course is designed to develop your attitude, knowledge, skills and abilities to effectively provide initial command. The student will develop your knowledge, skills and abilities to effectively implement and manage tactical operations. This is the third of three courses in the series. This course is designed to: apply supervisory and management skills in structural firefighting operations, examine critical elements of pre-incident and incident preparation for structural firefighting operations, implement the company commander's role in fireground operations, company readiness, communications process, building construction, and fire behavior.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for certified firefighters, company-level officers, training officers, & others operating at the emergency scene.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJO0016 FO : NFA Incident Command for Structural Collapse.
The purpose of this course is to provide fire officers with an understanding of command operations at structural collapse incidents. Taught by an Instructor I.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for certified firefighters, company-level officers, training officers, & chief officers.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJP0016 FO : NFA Incident Safety Officer - Taught by an Instructor I. This course examines the safety officer's role at emergency response situations. A specific focus on operations within an Incident Command System as a safety officer is a main theme.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is targeted for those with Safety Officer responsibilities during emergency operations.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJQ0016 FO : NFA Managing in a Changing Environment
This course covers the skills and techniques mid-level managers need. It also gives an overview of various influences affecting fire service operations. Taught by an Instructor I.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for company-level officers, administrative officers, & chief officers.
Course # - NFJR0012 FO : NFA Leadership I -Taught by an Instructor I.
Addresses techniques and approaches to problem solving, identifying and assessing the needs of the company officer's subordinates, and effectively running meetings in the fire service environment.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for company-level officers, training officers, & individuals preparing for promotion to the company officer level.
Hours: 12
Course # - NFJS0012 FO : NFA Leadership II - Taught by an Instructor I. Addresses ethics, use and abuse of power at the company officer level, creativity in the fire service environment, and managing the multiple role of the company officer.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for company-level officers, training officers, & individuals preparing for promotion to the company officer level.
Hours: 12
Course # - NFJT0012 FO : NFA Leadership III - Taught by an Instructor I. Covers motivating others, interpersonal communications, Addresses when and how to delegate to subordinates, assessing personal leadership styles through situational leadership, when and how to discipline subordinates, and coaching/motivating
techniques for management level personnel.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for company-level officers, training officers, & individuals preparing for promotion to the company officer level.
Hours: 12
Course # - NFJV0016 FO: NFA Health & Safety Officer - Taught by an Instructor I. This course covers identifying, evaluating, and implementing policy and procedure for emergency responders. It also covers risk analysis, wellness issues, and other occupational safety issues.
Pre-requisites: None. However, the target audience consists of individuals who have department-level health and safety responsibilities. Persons taking this course should have a working knowledge of the ICS, as taught by NFA, applicable NFPA and OSHA requirements and recommendations, and responsibility for setting policy for the department on such issues.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFKB0024 INSP : NFA Introduction to Fire Inspection Principles & Practices - Taught by an Instructor I.
Helps the new (less than six months experience) fire inspector understand the scope of knowledge required and identifies the various steps in the inspection process.
Pre-Requisites: None. However, the target audience is for new or potential fire inspectors.
Hours: 24
Course # - NFJG0016 FO : NFA Building Construction (Combustible)
This module is a National Fire Academy class and focuses on providing a basic understanding of how the construction type, alternative design, and materials influence a building's reaction to fire. This particular module focuses on combustible materials. Taught by an Instructor I.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for certified firefighters, company-level officers, training officers, & code enforcement personnel.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJH0016 FO : NFA Building Construction (Non-Combustible) This module is a National Fire Academy class and focuses on providing a basic understanding of how the construction type, alternative design, and materials influence a buildings reaction to fire. This particular module focuses on non-combustible materials. Taught by an Instructor I.
Pre-requisites: None. However, it is recommended for certified firefighters, company-level officers, training officers, & code enforcement personnel.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFJX0160 Chief Fire Officer Curriculum: 4-Session Format.
This program is designed for Company Officers who aspire to promote to Chief Officer, or for recently promoted Chief Officers. The program is based on the National Fire Academy Chief Officer Training Curriculum and will cover the following topics: Leadership, Human Resource Development, Community Risk Reduction, and Operations. The course will be offered in 4 sessions with each session consisting of one week. Typically there is about a 2-month break between sessions. Taught by an Instructor I.
Prerequisites: Current Chief Officer or a letter or recommendation from your Chief.
Hours: 160
Course # - NFJY0160 Chief Fire Officer Curriculum: 10-Session Format.
Same as NFHA160 but offered in 10 sessions with each session 16 hours in length (2-days). This format will accommodate rural and volunteer firefighters who have weekday work schedules as well as career firefighters that have other obligations during the week. Classes are held approximately 1-weekend per month. Taught by an Instructor I.
Prerequisites: Current Chief Officer or a letter or recommendation from your Chief.
Hours: 16
Basic Rescue Technician
Course # - NFNA0032 Basic Rescue Technician Courses - AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This is a comprehensive, 32-hour course designed to introduce the knowledge and skills necessary for rescue personnel to meet the job performance requirements of NFPA 1006, Chapter 5. Topics covered in this course include: general requirements, site operations, victim management, maintenance, and ropes & rigging. Participants must successfully complete this course and one specialty rescue course to sit for certification at the Rescue Technician level.
Pre-requisites: Hazardous Materials Awareness
Hours: 32
Course # - NFNB0016 RES Module 1: Basic Rappelling - AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This course provides the student with the knowledge and skill to conduct basic rigging and participate in rappelling activities. Participants learn ICS, Anchor Knots, Anchors, Belays, Decent Controls and Safety. This course meets components of NFPA 1006, Chapter 6
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2: Personal Protective Equipment
Hours: 16
Course # - NFNK0016 Module 2: Basic Rope Rescue - Taught by an Instructor I. This course provides the student with the knowledge and skill to conduct Rope Rescue. Participants learn Rigging Knots, Review of Anchors and Belays, Pulleys, Gibbs, Prussiks, Jumars, Knot pulleys, and Rigging 2:1-3; 1-4; 1-9:1. This course meets components of NFPA 1006, chapter 6
Pre-requisite: Module 1: Basic Rappelling
Hours: 16
Course # - NFNC0016 Module 3: Tactical Rope Rescue - AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct tactical rope rescues. Participants learn the various techniques affiliated with rope rescue. This course is a combination of the Module 1: Basic Rappelling and Module 2: Basic Rope Rescue. This course meets the components of NFPA 1006, Chapter 6
Pre-requisite: FF Module 2 Personal Protective Equipment
Hours: 24 (No Review of Previous Skills)
Course # - NFND0016 RES Module 4: Confined Space - AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to function in confined space rescue operations. Participants learn the various job functions affiliated with entering confined spaces. This course meets components of NFPA 1006, Chapter 9.
Pre-Requisites: FF Module 2: PPE.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFNE0016 RES Module 5: Trench Rescue - AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to function at trench rescue incidents. Participants learn the various job functions affiliated with working around trench collapse incidents. This course meets components of NFPA 1006, Chapter 11.
Pre-Requisites: FF Module 2: PPE.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFNF0016 RES Module 6: Rapid Intervention Teams - AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to function as part of a rapid intervention team. Participants learn the various job functions affiliated with serving as a rapid intervention team member. The text "Rapid Intervention Team" is used for this course. This course meets components of NFPA 1500, Chapter 8.
Pre-Requisites: FF Modules 1 & 2 and FF Module 9b: Basic Search and Rescue.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFNG0016 RES Module 7: School Bus Extrication - Taught by an Instructor I. This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to function as part of the school bus extrication team. Participants learn the various job functions and safety features of performing school bus extrication. This course meets components of NFPA 1006, Chapter 8.
Pre-Requisites: FF Module 13: Auto Extrication.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFNH0016 RES Module 8: Rough Terrain & Mountain Rescue I. AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to function as part of the wilderness rescue team. Participants learn the various job functions affiliated with hazards of wilderness rescue. This course meets components of NFPA 1006, Chapter 14.
Pre-Requisites: FF Module 2: PPE.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFNI0016 RES Module 9: Rough Terrain & Mountain Rescue II - AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to function as part of the wilderness rescue team. Participants learn the various job functions affiliated with hazards of wilderness rescue. This course meets components of NFPA 1006, Chapter 14.
Pre-Requisites: RES Module 8: RTMR-I.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFNJ0016 RES Module 10: Rough Terrain & Mountain Rescue III. AFA approval needed. Taught by an Instructor I. This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to function as part of the wilderness rescue team. Participants learn the various job functions affiliated with hazards of wilderness rescue. This course meets components of NFPA 1006, Chapter 14.
Pre-Requisites: RES Module 9: RTMR-II.
Hours: 16
Farm Medic- Description to be added at a later date. For more information call 870.574.1521
Advance Auto Extrication - Description to be added at a later date. For more information call 870.574.1521
EMS Courses
Course # - NFOA0200: Emergency Medical Technician
Prepares students for National Registry and Arkansas Department of Health certification, covers emergency care of injured, stabilization of patients, rescue procedures, transportation to hospital and working within an Incident Command System. Students will be required to furnish their own personal equipment.
Pre-requisite: Current American Heart Association Health Care Provider or American Red Cross Professional Provider C.P.R. Cards.
Hours: 200
Course # - NFOB0025: EMT Refresher
Covers emergency care of injured, stabilization of patients, rescue procedures, transportation to hospital and working within an Incident Command System. Students will be required to furnish their own personal equipment.
Pre-requisite: Current American Heart Association Health Care Provider or American Red Cross Professional Provider C.P.R. Card and a current E.M.T.
Hours: 25
Course # - NFOC0040: First Responder
Designed to teach students emergency care for trauma patient, splinting techniques, bleeding control, rescue procedures, how to prepare a patient for transport, stabilization of patient.
Pre-requisite: Current American Heart Association Health Care Provider or American Red Cross Professional Provider C.P.R. Card
Hours: 40
American Heart Association Community Training Center
We offer several additional CPR courses by serving as an American Heart
Association (AHA) Community Training Center (CTC)
For more information please call: Arkansas Fire Academy (870) 574-1521
Industrial Training Program - Courses in this program are designed to provide the participants with the knowledge and skill to perform within an emergency response and/or OSHA setting.
Course # - NFPA0004: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
BLS for Healthcare Providers
Text providing course content for the BLS for Healthcare Providers Course. The text includes adult and pediatric CPR (including two-rescuer scenarios and use of the bag-valve mask), foreign-body airway obstruction (for both conscious and unconscious victims), automated external defibrillation, special resuscitation situations, and other cardiopulmonary emergencies. Content is governed by the current methodology of the American Heart Association.
Hours :8
Course # - NFPB0008: Heartsaver First Aid Course The Heartsaver First Aid Course provides the skills to effectively assess and maintain life from the critical minutes immediately following an emergency until the arrival of emergency medical services personnel. The course also provides corporations with a complete health and safety training solution for First Aid, CPR and AED.
Hours: 8
Course # - NFPD0016: Confined Space Rescue This course is a combination of hands-on training and classroom instruction covering confined space training procedures, lockout/tagout procedures, confined space hazards, monitoring, and permit systems. Regulations specific for supervisors, attendants, and entrants will be addressed. All participants will use entry equipment, ventilation equipment, retrieval systems, and monitoring equipment. Confined space rescue techniques will include winch system, basic rope rescue retrieval, and patient packaging.
Hours:16
Course # - NFPE0024: Confined Space Rescue This course is a combination of hands-on training and classroom instruction covering confined space training procedures, lockout/tagout procedures, confined space hazards, monitoring, and permit systems. Regulations specific for supervisors, attendants, and entrants will be addressed. All participants will use entry equipment, ventilation equipment, retrieval systems, and monitoring equipment. Confined space rescue techniques will include winch system, rope rescue retrieval, patient packaging, and high angle rescue.
Hours: 24
Course # - NFPF0200: Emergency Medical Technician Prepares students for National Registry and Arkansas Department of Health certification, covers emergency care of injured, stabilization of patients, rescue procedures, transportation to hospital and working within an Incident Command System. Students will be required to furnish their own personal equipment.
Pre-requisite: Current American Heart Association Health Care Provider or American Red Cross Professional Provider C.P.R. Cards.
Hours: 200
Course # - NFPI0048: First Responder Designed to teach students emergency care for trauma patient, splitting techniques, bleeding control, rescue procedures, how to prepare a patient for transport, stabilization of patient and CPR.
Hours:48
Course # - NFPK0008: Hazardous Materials Awareness Level This eight-hour program addresses the objectives of OSHA 1910.120/EPA 311 and NFPA 471. Subject areas covered are the recognition and identification of hazardous materials, common workplace hazards, working with the local emergency operations plan and incident command system.
Hours: 8
Course # - NFPL0016: Hazardous Materials Operations Level This program addresses the objectives of OSHA 1910.120/EPA 311 and NFPA 472. Subject areas addressed are: safe response to a hazardous material release in an defensive mode, chemical/biological definitions, use of an incident management system, use of the local emergency management plan and protective clothing use for this level.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFPM0025: Industrial Chemical Spill Response - Technician Level This course provides training for industrial haz-mat and spill response teams, and industrial emergency response personnel as outlined in OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120(q). Hands-on exercises in full protective equipment are conducted.
Hours:25
Course # - NFPN0040: Hazardous Material Technician Level The one-week program is designed to cover the objectives of OSHA 1910.120/EPA 311 and NFPA 472. It covers training in the following areas: chemical/biological terms and definitions, monitoring equipment, personnel protective equipment, plugging and diking, containment and confinement, training on rail and highway vehicle accidents and the use of local emergency operation and incident command systems.
Hours:40
Course # - NFPO0016: Incident Command System (ICS) This course will expose participants to the organization and staffing requirements of the ICS System, which includes command staff and general staff. Participants will also learn how to organize personnel to handle small and large incidents, including planning and managing available resources. History, benefits, and multiple purposes of the incident command system will be reviewed. This process can be used in times of crisis, special events, and in the course of normal operations. To effectively manage a situation, proper ICS staffing and organization must be in place to ensure that all activities are occurring towards the completion of the common goal.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFPP0016: Introduction to Industrial Fire Protection-Incipient Fire Brigade This program is designed to give basic introduction to Industrial Fire Protection, and meets the minimum standards set forth in OSHA 1910.156 Sub Part L and NFPA 600. This covers fire brigade organization, theory of combustion, fire extinguishers, use of 1 1/2-inch hose and related equipment. This course includes utilization of the Incident Command System. Necessary resources include a classroom and an area to discharge water through hose lines.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFPQ0024: Introduction to Industrial Fire Protection-Incipient Fire Brigade This program is designed to give basic introduction to Industrial Fire Protection. It meets the minimum standards set forth in OSHA 1910.156 Sub Part L and NFPA 600 and covers fire brigade organization, theory of combustion, fire extinguishers, use of 1 1/2-inch hose and related equipment. This course will include multiple live fire exercises. This course also includes utilization of the Incident Command System. Resources needed are a classroom, an area to discharge water through hose lines as well as a location for live fire burns.
Hours: 24
Course # - NFPR0040: Industrial Fire Brigade, Structural This one week program covers fire brigade organization, fire behavior, use of related equipment for fire suppression, use, care and maintenance of self-contained breathing apparatus, salvage and overhaul system and industrial fire prevention concepts. Live fire and flammable liquid burns are included. The course meets and exceeds OSHA 1910.156 Subpart L and NFPA 600.
Hours:40
Course # - NFPO0016: Incident Command System (ICS) This course will expose participants to the organization and staffing requirements of the ICS System, which includes command staff and general staff. Participants will also learn how to organize personnel to handle small and large incidents, including planning and managing available resources. History, benefits, and multiple purposes of the incident command system will be reviewed. This process can be used in times of crisis, special events, and in the course of normal operations. To effectively manage a situation, proper ICS staffing and organization must be in place to ensure that all activities are occurring towards the completion of the common goal.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFPP0016: Introduction to Industrial Fire Protection-Incipient Fire Brigade This program is designed to give basic introduction to Industrial Fire Protection, and meets the minimum standards set forth in OSHA 1910.156 Sub Part L and NFPA 600. This covers fire brigade organization, theory of combustion, fire extinguishers, use of 1 1/2-inch hose and related equipment. This course includes utilization of the Incident Command System. Necessary resources include a classroom and an area to discharge water through hose lines.
Hours: 16
Course # - NFPQ0024: Introduction to Industrial Fire Protection-Incipient Fire Brigade This program is designed to give basic introduction to Industrial Fire Protection. It meets the minimum standards set forth in OSHA 1910.156 Sub Part L and NFPA 600 and covers fire brigade organization, theory of combustion, fire extinguishers, use of 1 1/2-inch hose and related equipment. This course will include multiple live fire exercises. This course also includes utilization of the Incident Command System. Resources needed are a classroom, an area to discharge water through hose lines as well as a location for live fire burns.
Hours: 24
Course # - NFPR0040: Industrial Fire Brigade, Structural This one week program covers fire brigade organization, fire behavior, use of related equipment for fire suppression, use, care and maintenance of self-contained breathing apparatus, salvage and overhaul system and industrial fire prevention concepts. Live fire and flammable liquid burns are included. The course meets and exceeds OSHA 1910.156 Subpart L and NFPA 600.
Hours:40
Course # NFPS - Industrial Firefighting Techniques Structural This program covers fire behavior, initial fire attack procedures, use of the fire hose and related equipment for total fire extinguishments, protective equipment including self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), and the use of the incident command system.
Hours:24
Course # - NFPU0016: Industrial Flammable Liquid Fire Control This program is designed to cover flammable liquid fire behavior, techniques for the control of flammable liquid fires, use of the appropriate foaming agents, water application for fire control and the use of an incident command system.
Hours:16
Course # - NFPY0040: Instructor I This forty (40) hour program prepares the student instructor to teach from prepared programs and to understand the development process. The objectives of NFPA 1041 are met in this course. Communications, lesson plan design, teaching to objectives, teaching techniques, evaluation process and testing procedures are included. Homework assignments and night sessions included. This course may be applied towards the degree program through the Portfolio Development and Review Process.
Hours: 40
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Driver/Operator course-Pumping Apparatus Driver/Operator |
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Inspector I |
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Instructor I course-Fire & Emergency Services Instructor-7th Edition |
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Instructor II Course-Fire 7 Emergency Service Instructor-7th Edition |
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Rapid Intervention Team=Rapid Intervention Team |
For Additional Classes Call: Arkansas Fire Academy - 870-574-1521
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