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Inspection & Investigation Inspection & Investigation Curriculum Textbook Information: Codes and standards are not provided as part of this course. All such books are the responsibility of the student. State statutes and Fire Marshal Rules & Regulations are provided in the Student Workbook which will be distributed the first day of class. Students are responsible for bringing the correct editions of the International Building, Fire Codes, and the NFPA Codes and Standards listed below. The correct books and editions will be verified on the first day of class. International Building Code, 2009 edition International Fire Code, 2009 edition NFPA 13, 2010 edition NFPA 25, 2008 edition NFPA 30, 2008 edition NFPA 30A, 2008 edition NFPA 72, 2010 edition NFPA 96, 2008 edition Electronic, online and handbook versions of these manuals are not permitted for this course. IFSTA Fire Inspection and Code Enforcement Manual (7th Edition) & Interactive Study Guide are included in the course fee and will be shipped upon acceptance into the course. The material must be read and completed as the precourse assignment prior to the first day of class. 8510 SOUTH CAROLINA FIRE INCIDENT REPORTING SYSTEM TRAIN-THE-TRAINER This one-day class is designed to give the necessary skills needed to download, install and train the fire department on how to correctly complete incident reports using the Federal Incident Reporting Tool. Upon completion of this class, the student will have the tools necessary to install the free Federal Incident Reporting Tool software and train the fire department to complete and submit incident reports to the State Fire Marshal’s Office. Submission of incident reports to the State Fire Marshal’s Office qualifies a fire department as a participant in the SCFIRS and the NFIRS programs, as required through the Assistance to Firefighters Grant program. Prerequisite: None Hours: 8 Fee: None Students: Min: 10 Max: 14 58 www.scfa.state.sc.us
Aircraft Rescue FirefightingCurriculum 3400 BASIC AIRCRAFT RESCUE FIREFIGHTING This course provides skills necessary to perform aircraft rescue firefighting duties. Classroom presentations include FAA rules and regulations, aircraft and airport familiarization, fire behavior, ARFF apparatus, PPE, rescue and firefighting procedures, hazardous materials, incident command and airfield communications. Practical sessions include forcible entry and disentanglement, live fire truck operations, live wheel/brake, engine, galley and cabin fires, flammable liquids foam firefighting and three-dimensional fires. This course meets the NFPA 1003, Airport Firefighter Professional Qualifications, 2010 edition. The course also meets FAR 139 refresher burn requirements. Upon successful completion of the written and practical examinations, students will be certified and receive an IFSAC accredited certificate. Prerequisite: 1121, 1131, 2722, 1136, 3330 or NFPA Firefighter 11 Hours: 40 Students: Min: 10 Max: 25 Fee: $811 in-state, non-federal departments; $934 out-of-state and federal departments; $1,284 out-of-country. Fee includes: Six nights dorm double occupancy, six breakfasts and six lunches Monday through Saturday. Aircraft Rescue Firefighting Note: On-campus delivery only 3402 MUNICIPAL APPROACH TO AIRCRAFT RESCUE FIREFIGHTING This is a basic course covering aspects of municipal department response to an aircraft incident or accident. The topics are: tactics and strategies, interior operations, engine, wheel, brake and engine fires, rescue procedures, practical search, aircraft familiarization, analyzing major airplanes crashes and aircraft fire scenarios. Prerequisite: 1121 or 1152 or Firefighter I or equivalent. Provide documentation. Hours: 16 Students: Min: 10 Max: 18 Fee: $25 in-state, non-federal departments, $225 out-of-state, $250 military Note: Off-site delivery at SCFA approved locations www.scfa.state.sc.us 59
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Page 30 and 31: 1205 PRIVATELY OWNED VEHICLE EMERGE
Page 32 and 33: Driver Operator Curriculum 1250 BAS
Page 34 and 35: Fire Officer Curriculum 2101 FIRE O
Page 36 and 37: Fire Officer Curriculum 2117 INTROD
Page 38 and 39: Fire Officer Curriculum 2144 INCIDE
Page 40 and 41: Fire Officer Curriculum 2154 I-400
Page 42 and 43: Rescue Curriculum 3302 CONFINED SPA
Page 44 and 45: Rescue Curriculum 3350 WATER RESCUE
Page 46 and 47: Rescue Curriculum 3368 US&R TECHNIC
Page 48 and 49: Hazardous Materials Curriculum 2180
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Page 64 and 65: Instructor Curriculum 4171 FIRE INS
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Page 80 and 81: Directions to the SCFA
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