1. ARSON 1

INSTRUCTOR: JOHN OLIVER

Basic principles of arson investigation. Includes an introduction to fire

investigation, laws, fire causes, determining point of origin, evidence, fire

setters, case investigation and preparation, and courtroom demeanor and

testimony. Class Limit 25

2. EVOC

INSTRUCTOR: JASON LIVELY

This is a combination course with classroom and practical training on emergency vehicle driving. Safety, legal aspects, inspection, and driver responsibilities are covered. Both written and practical exams are administered. Students are encouraged to bring own apparatus for driving part of course. Class Limit 25

PREREQUISITIES: VALID DRIVER’S LICENSE AND 18 YRS OLD

3. NIMS 300

INSTRUCTOR: DARIN HAMILTON

Describe how the NIMS Command and Management component supports the management of expanding incidents. Describe the incident/event management process for expanding incidents and supervisors as prescribed by the Incident Command System. Implement the incident management process on a simulated Type 3 incident. Develop an Incident Action Plan for a simulated incident. Class Limit 25

4. NIMS 400

INSTRUCTOR: BOB FOWLER

This course expands upon the material covered in ICS 100 through ICS 300. ICS 400 focuses on large single-agency and complex multi-agency/multi-jurisdictional incident response. The course addresses area command and staff issues, as well as the planning, logistical and fiscal considerations associated with complex incident management and interagency coordination. Class Limit 25

 

5. ENGINE COMPANY OPERATIONS

INSTRUCTOR: RODNEY STRAIGHT

This course provides instruction in the duties and responsibilities of an engine company. Topics include: positioning of apparatus, use of attack and back-up lines, search and rescue, and water supply. Class Limit 25

6. HAZ-MAT AWARENESS/OPERATIONS

INSTRUCTOR: SKIP KOSAR

This course provides students with an understanding of the ways to confine, contain, or divert a hazardous materials release using defensive methods, such as damming, diking, and diverting. The student will have the opportunity for hands-on experience in building different types of containment systems and setting up decontamination areas. Class Limit 20

Full Turnout Gear & SCBA Required

7. CONFINED SPACE RESCUE

INSTRUCTOR: STEVE ROGERS

Students will learn a plan of operations, tolls, manpower and manipulation skills required to perform safe removal of victims from limited space confinement. Emphasis is placed on safety and the psychological effects of confined space rescue. Students will participate in team rescue scenarios.

Students must have successfully completed Rope Rescue Awareness/Operations

Class Limit 25

Full Turnout Gear & SCBA

8. SCHOOL BUS RECUE

INSTUCTOR: LONNEY RIGGS
The training provides a responder with knowledge to safely secure a bus and immediate area, gain entry into the bus, locate and identify bus components and emergency features and to be aware of critical precautions. Class Limit 25

Full Turnout gear & SCBA

9. EXPLOSIVE RECOGNITION

INSTRUCTOR: MIKE FORDYCE

This course serves as an introduction to the hazards of explosive terrorist devices, recognition of different types of explosive devices, common terminology and hazards to personnel. This class includes detonation of a device. Class Limit 25

Helmet, Gloves, Boots, & Eye protection.

10. VEHICLE FIRES

INSTRUCTOR: PAUL WALTERS

This course will provide students with the ability to properly extinguish vehicle fires.

Class Limit 25

Full Turn Out  & SCBA Required

SATURDAY ONLY CLASSES

11. SCENE PRESERVATION & EVIDENCE COLLECTION

INSTRUCTOR: TONY DONINGO

Outlines basic procedures for fire scene documentation and evidence collection.

Specific areas discussed include establishing the role of first responders, evaluating the scene, documenting the scene, processing evidence at the scene, and completing the scene investigation. Class Limit 25

12. MCI 1 & 2

INSTRUCTOR: CARLA Mc BEE

Operational procedures determine the efficiency of treatment of patients in terms of

speed, resource commitment, and outcome. Normal patient care procedures for a single patient incident are relatively inefficient in terms of speed and resource commitment. If these same procedures are used in a mass casualty event, they result in unacceptably long times to clear all patients from the scene. Class Limit 25

SUNDAY ONLY CLASSES

13. ACCIDENT SCENE MANAGEMENT

INSTRUCTOR: KELLEY NELSON

This course will provide first responders with the knowledge to protect a scene and personnel from the hazards of road site accidents. Class Limit 25

14. MANAGING THE LOST PERSON INCIDENT

INSTRUCTOR: TIM ARTHUR

This Course will discuss the basic principles for managing a lost person incident and will be geared primarily to command staff with no previous SAR training, but is appropriate for anyone with interest in search and rescue. Topics of discussion include available resources, search operations and tactics, lost person behavior, documentation and paperwork, and search theory. Class Limit 25

2009 MARSHALL COUNTY FIRE SCHOOL

IS SPONSORED BY:

MARSHALL COUNTY FIRE ASSOCIATION

IN COOPERATION WITH

WV STATE FIRE MARSHAL OFFICE

WV DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL ADULT EDUCATION

MARSHALL COUNTY COMMISSION

RESA-6 PUBLIC SERVICE TRAINING

WE WOULD LIKE TO GIVE SPEACIAL THANKS TO:

MARSHALL COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD

MARSHALL COUNTY COMMISSION

AND VENDORS

ALLTHOSE WHO DONATED TIME, EQUIPMENT, AND PRIZES

T-SHIRTS FOR PRE-REGISTRATION

PLEASE PRE-REGISTRATION

Early Registration is August 1^st 2009 thur September 12^th 2009 includes T-shirt.

$45.00 for a two day class or 2 one day classes. $25.00 for a one day class.  NO REFUNDS

Registration made after September 12^th 2009 until day of school: $60.00 two-day classes and $30.00 one-day classes. NO T-SHIRTS

Registration will be 7:30 am both Saturday and Sunday. Orientation will be at 8:30 am Saturday and Classes will begin at 9 am.