Firemanship I
The Firemanship
I course is designed to provide the student with basic information on fire
service organization, the fireground environment, fire fighter safety, the
science of fire and fire behavior utilizing classroom lectures and
discussions.
Specific
course topics surveyed and illustrated through demonstration and practical
exercises include: Orientation and Safety; Apparatus Familiarization; Fire
Behavior; Personal Protective Equipment; Rescue; Forcible Entry
This
course is recommended for all fire service personnel with little or no
experience and those who wish to review and practice their basic skills. Note:
This course utilizes the equipment resources provided by the host
department/agency.
Instructors/Training Officers: below is a list of
instructions and forms for this course. Please click on each link to
download critical forms for course scheduling and training.
For Firemanship I use these additional forms
Firemanship I Field Course
Application (do not reprint the Field Course Application listed under
Necessary forms for this course)
Necessary forms used by departments in order to request and schedule
courses for their areas. These forms are not for the field student.
Course
Hours: 24
Prerequisite: None
Reference Text Required: IFSTA Essentials of Firefighting, 4th edition,
available from the
Shelton State Bookstore at 1-800-538-0762.
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