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Table of Contents
Contents
General Overview............................................................... 4
Fire Academy Advisory Committee................................ 4
Policies - AG-010 SCFA Guidelines................................. 4
1.0 Purpose............................................................................ 4
2.0 References...................................................................... 5
3.0 Definitions....................................................................... 6
1. Accreditation and Certification.................................... 6
2. Facilities and Regional Offices...................................... 6
3. Publications....................................................................... 6
4. Types of Training Courses............................................ 7
4.0 Scope and Responsibilities.......................................... 8
5.0 Guidelines....................................................................... 8
5.1 Student Eligibility........................................................... 8
5.2 Physical Requirements................................................. 9
5.3 Registration for Courses............................................. 9
5.4 Course Fees and Policies..........................................10
5.5 Registration Agreement and Waiver / Liability ........
Release..........................................................................11
5.6 Completion Criteria and Student Award Policy..11
5.7 Equivalency/Reciprocity.............................................12
5.8 Cafeteria Information.................................................13
5.9 Dormitory Information..............................................13
5.10 Student Rules and Procedures...............................14
1135 Structural Burn Refresher.....................................20
1136 Flammable Liquids/Gas Firefighting......................20
1137 Flammable/Combustible Liquid Firefighting.......21
1138 Pressurized/Compressed Gas Firefighting.........21
1139 Rescuing the Rescuer.............................................21
1140 Rapid Intervention Crew.......................................22
1151 Firefighter Candidate School................................22
1152 Fundamentals of Firefighting.................................23
1153 NFPA Firefighter I...................................................23
1154 NFPA Firefighter II..................................................24
1160 Truck Company and Support Operations.........24
1176 Pipeline Emergencies..............................................25
1177 Responding to Utility Emergencies......................25
8118 Positive Pressure Ventilation................................25
8335 Introduction to Wildland/Urban Interface Fire
fighting.......................................................................26
1205 Privately Owned Vehicle Emergency Response....
...............................................................................................28
1210 Emergency Vehicle Driver Training....................28
1220 Pump Operations I..................................................29
1221 Pump Operations II.................................................29
1225 Fire Department Pumper Testing........................29
1250 Basic Aerial Operations.........................................30
2100 Fire Officer I.............................................................31
2101 Fire Officer I (Blended Learning).........................32
2102 Fire Officer II............................................................33
2113 Fire Service Supervision: Increasing Personal
Effectiveness..............................................................33
2114 Fire Service Supervision: Increasing Team
Effectiveness..............................................................33
2117 Introduction to Volunteer Emergency Services
Management..............................................................34
2118 Preparation for Initial Company Operations....34
2119 Strategy and Tactics for Initial Company
Operations................................................................34
2121 Decision Making for Initial Company Operations
...............................................................................................35
2130 Building Construction Principles:
Noncombustible and Fire Resistive.....................35
2132 Principles of Building Construction:
Combustible..............................................................35
2144 Incident Command for High-Rise Operations..36
2145 Incident Command System for Structural
Collapse Incidents....................................................36
2147 NIMS - ICS for the Fire Service...........................36
2148 Introduction to Unified Command......................37
2150 Incident Safety Officer............................................37
2151 Health and Safety Officer.......................................37
2153 I-300 Intermediate ICS...........................................37
2154 I-400 Advanced ICS.................................................38