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Course Description

This course expands on the knowledge and skills necessary to perform the functions of a fire fighter, including suppression technology, assuming command, incident reporting systems, fire control, rescue operations on the fire ground, hazard identification, inspection, and response readiness.

*NFPA 1001 - 2019 Edition, Ch. 5

Contact Hours: 100

Mandatory Text: Jones & Bartlett, Fundamentals of Fire Fighter Skills and Hazardous Materials Response, Canadian Fourth Edition

Course Outline

  • Lesson 22: Establishing and Transferring Command
  • Lesson 23: Advanced Fire Suppression
  • Lesson 24: Vehicle Rescue and Extrication
  • Lesson 25: Assisting Special Rescue Teams
  • Lesson 26: Fire Detection, Suppression, and Smoke Control Systems
  • Lesson 27: Fire and Life Safety Initiatives
  • Lesson 28: Fire Origin and Cause
  • Lesson 29: Hazardous Materials Regulations, Standards, and Laws
  • Lesson 30: Recognizing and Identifying the Hazards
  • Lesson 31: Properties and Effects
  • Lesson 32: Understanding the Hazards
  • Lesson 33: Estimating Potential Harm and Planning a Response
  • Lesson 34: Implementing the Planned Response
  • Lesson 35: Hazardous Materials Responder Health and Safety
  • Lesson 36: Hazardous Materials Responder Personal Protective Equipment
  • Lesson 37: Product Control

 

Prerequisites

Fire Fighting Level I (Theory, Practical, Certificate)

Physically and mentally capable of performing the functions of a fire fighter

Active member of the Manitoba Fire Service

 

Applies Towards the Following Certificates

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