2017 SPRING/SUMMER CATALOG
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Propane Operations - Contract Class Description
Fire Fighter I
Fire Fighter II
Fire Officer I
Fire Officer II
Fire Official
Advanced Pumping Operations Including Water Shuttle & CAFS Ops
Fire Operations in Garden Apartments, Townhouses, Condominiums & Multiple Dwellings
Engine Company Operations
Standpipes for Pump Operations
Basic Truck Company Operations
Truck Work
Tactical Truck Operations
Heating & Cooling Systems Emergencies
Solar Power Systems & Firefighter Safety
Bail-Out Systems
Bailing Out the Window Shouldn't be an Option
Electrical Safety for Firefighters & First Responders
R.O.A.M. (Rules of Air Management)
Defensive Driving Course (Fire) C.E.V.O. III
C.E.V.O. III - Competency Road Course
Just Knots
Rope Rescue Awareness
Rappelling I
Confined Space Awareness
Vehicle Extrication - Awareness Level Combined with Hybrid Vehicle Awareness
Vehicle Extrication - Operation Level
Vehicle Extrication - Technician Level
The Can Job (2.5 gallon water extinguisher)
The GEMTOR Class II Harness
Trench Rescue Awareness
Hazardous Materials Awareness
Hazardous Materials Operations
Incident Management System I-200
Incident Management System I-300 (Intermediate)
Advanced Incident Command I.C.S.- 400
Incident Action Plan (IAP) Development
Homeland Security Exercise & Evaluation Program (HSEEP)
Traffic Incident Management Systems
EMS Course Listing available for Contract Courses
Emergency Medical Technician (Basic)
Emergency Medical Technician - Refresher (Parts, A,B & C)
American Heart Association BLS for Health Care Providers
Wilderness (Field) Search & Rescue Awareness
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SOMERSET COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICES TRAINING ACADEMY
P.O. Box 3000
Somerville, NJ 08876-1262
Tel: (908) 725-5070 Fax: (908) 725-5077
Website: http://www.co.somerset.nj.us/government/
public-health-safety/emergency-services-training-academy
E-mail: [email protected]
BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS
Mark Caliguire
Peter S. Palmer
Patrick Scaglione
Patricia L. Walsh
Brian D. Levine
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Michael J. Amorosa
William Cullen
F. Douglas Rue
Douglas J. Vornlocker
Carl Memoli
Alan Querec
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE
Douglas J. Vornlocker
Academy Fire Instructor
Academy E.M.S. Instructor
Administrative Assistant
Alan Querec
Chris Stellatela
Brielle D’Angiolillo
CURRICULUM COMMITTEE
Joseph P. Allen
Joel Lipman
Douglas F. Rue
Chris Stellatella
Douglas J. Vornlocker
J. Gary Howarth
Alan Querec
William Cullen
Brielle D’Angiolillo
Chris Weniger
(This committee will recommend to the Administrative Committee academy courses.)
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GENERAL INFORMATION
INTRODUCTION:
Effective 1991, a Resolution by the Board of Chosen Freeholders established the
Somerset County Emergency Services Training Academy. The Somerset County
Emergency Services Training Academy is dedicated to providing a blend of
theoretical and practical education to all Emergency Services personnel, industry,
and the private and public sectors.
PURPOSE:
To advance the effectiveness of the emergency service providers, and industrial
emergency services within Somerset County.
FACILITY:
The Academy's administration office, classrooms and training grounds are located
at 402 Roycefield Road, Hillsborough. Students will park only in designated
parking areas.
See Diagrams.
SERVICES OFFERED:
The Somerset County Emergency Services Training Academy offers full range
courses for firefighters, rescue personnel, emergency medical personnel, public
works personnel, and the Industrial sector.
PREREQUISITES:
Prerequisites are noted for each course in their individual listing.
Please make sure your personnel have successfully completed all necessary
prerequisites before signing up for a class, or they will be turned away.
Persons who have taken a course, which is a prerequisite, at another training
facility may submit a Request to waive a prerequisite. A copy of the course
syllabus and certificate must be included with the request for waiver and
accompany the course application. The Somerset County Emergency Services
Training Academy Curriculum Committee reserves the right to determine if
courses taken at other facilities fulfill the prerequisite.
REGISTRATION:
Application for Training must be filled out completely and submitted to the
office at least two weeks prior to the start of the class.
WALK INS ARE PERMITTED IF SPACE ALLOWS
NOTE: 1.
A separate application form must be submitted for each course.
2.
Use the full legal name and social security number of the student on the
application form, as this form is used to create the student's computer
record.
3.
Print organization/individual name, address, and telephone number.
4.
Mail to Somerset County Emergency Services Training Academy, P.O.
Box 3000, Somerville, NJ 08876-1262.
Applications will be accepted up to five (5) business days prior to
commencement of a course. No guarantee can be made that space will
be available for last minute enrollment.
Applications MUST be submitted and signed by the Chief or Training
Officer of the company/department.
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CONFIRMATIONS:
Confirmations will be mailed to each sponsoring agency. Do not send
members to the academy if a confirmation has not been received. The
Agency will be responsible to relay information to its students.
CANCELLATION
POLICY:
You WILL be billed for each person registered for a course, unless canceled
as stated below:
To cancel an enrollee, you must do so at least two (2) business days prior to the
starting date of the course.
Cancellations must be made with the Office. You may telephone Monday thru
Friday, from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM or leave a message after hours.
SUBSTITUTIONS:
If a person, who is registered, cannot attend a course, you may send a substitute
who has met the prerequisites for that course.
The Academy reserves the right to cancel any course for lack of adequate
enrollment. Only the agencies will be notified. It will then be the agencies
responsibility to contact those students enrolled in that course.
TUITION:
All Purchase Orders or Vouchers shall be made out to the Somerset County
Emergency Services Training Academy and completed in full by the
sponsoring agency.
Tuition for out-of-county residents is noted with each course listing.
PHYSICAL and AGE:
Due to the physical requirements for which these skills are being taught, and the
nature of the jobs themselves, any student who would pose a direct threat to the
health and/or safety to themselves and/or to others shall not be permitted
into the course.
Students shall not be given credit for any unit of instruction in which they did not
actively participate. Students who do not actively participate in any portion of the
class will not be given a certificate of completion for the class and will not be
eligible to return for other courses for which the uncompleted class is a
prerequisite.
The aforesaid rules shall conform to the requirements of the ADA.
All students must be 17 years of age at the time of enrollment.
STUDENT/
ORGANIZATION
It is the responsibility of each organization/student attending the Somerset
County Emergency Services Training Academy for training to provide a
certificate of insurance on an annual basis.
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LIABILTY &
RESPONSILIBILTY:
Any organization or business using any of the SCESTA's facilities must also
provide a
certificate of insurance. This certificate of insurance shall contain the following
information:
1.
Liability insurance in a minimum value of $100,000.00.
2.
A 30-day cancellation clause must be on this certificate.
3.
The County of Somerset shall be named as additional insured.
4.
The certificate of insurance holder shall be the Somerset County
Emergency Services Training Academy.
5.
A new certificate of insurance must be submitted seven days prior to
expiration of the existing insurance certificate.
Payment for any and all medical, first aid, and related charges shall be the
responsibility of the student or sponsoring agency.
CERTIFICATION:
Certificates will be awarded for all courses. Certificates will be sent to the
sponsoring agency.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
CLASS HOURS:
Classes will begin promptly at 7:00 PM for evening courses and 8:30 AM for daytime
courses.
ATTENDANCE:
Students are responsible to sign-in on each roster that requires it for each
lesson to assure receiving credit for the lesson/course. Sign-in is before the
start of class.
ANY STUDENT FOUND SIGNING IN FOR ANOTHER STUDENT WILL
BE DISMISSED FROM THE COURSE AND THE TRAINING ACADEMY.
Make-up students are required to sign the class roster with their name and
department to receive credit.
100% attendance is required to be issued a certificate of completion of all
Academy courses.
JR, Firefighters attending Firefighting I, cannot participate in any
live fire training portions under OSHA and the Child Labor Law.
Upon attaining the age of 18, he/she may make up those classes
missed.
CLASS:
Fire Fighter-I Course: All class lessons must be finished before a State certificate is
issued. Students must make up any missed class within eighteen months of the date of
their course start date. Students will not be allowed to participate in firefighting
activities without a State certification.
The procedure is as follows:
1.
The student shall contact the Academy office to determine the next date the
missed lesson(s) will be given. Tel: (908) 541-5682
2.
The student must sign the class roster and indicate the prior course year in order
to receive credit for the lesson.
3.
When all missed sessions have been successfully completed and the tuition paid,
the student will be awarded a certificate.
Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Course (EMT-B): A student must have
100% attendance at the end of the course to take the NJ State test. Any student who
misses any lesson(s) in this course must notify the EMS Instructor and schedule a makeup class right away.
SMOKING:
Smoking is prohibited within any County building.
STUDENT
CONDUCT:
Students shall be courteous, disciplined and consistent with the high ideals of the
Emergency Services Training Academy. Proper decorum shall be observed at all times
toward fellow students, Academy staff, and instructors.
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No food is permitted in classrooms.
Students are responsible for maintaining all books, equipment, apparatus and the
buildings made available for their use.
The following are PROHIBITED:
Abusive, profane or obscene language or
behavior, sexual harassment; horseplay or any disturbance during class; any form of
gambling; use, possession or introduction of any intoxicants or drugs; or reporting to
class under the influence of intoxicants.
DRESS CODE &
PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT:
The proper dress code for the SCESTA is as follows:
SHORTS AND CUT OFFS ARE NOT PERMITTED AT ANY TIME
INDOOR CLASSES:
Casual, but neat, clothing is permitted. No hats/caps are allowed.
OUTDOOR CLASSES:
Comfortable clothing is suggested for outdoor programs. Slacks and shirts with sleeves
shall be worn for all outdoor classes. Clothing may become soiled by outdoor activities,
so dress appropriately. No shorts, cutoffs, skirts, dresses, sneakers or open-toed
footwear is allowed. Students arriving in sleeveless shirts or shorts will be asked to
change or leave.
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING:
All protective clothing worn must meet OSHA (29 CFR 1910.156) and New Jersey
PEOSHA requirements. Instructors MAY inspect protective clothing.
RESTRICTIONS ON HAIR LENGTH AND BEARDS:
Any student participating in live fire training, who comes with hair that extends below
his/her collar, must arrange it so that it does not fall below the collar. Hair enclosed in an
OSHA approved hood is acceptable.
No one who has a beard or excessive facial hair shall be permitted to participate in any
classes that require the use of Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA). This is
according to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134, NFPA 1500, Standard on Fire Department
Occupational Safety and Health, Sec. 5-3.10 PEOSHA and SCESTA policy.
SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPRATUS (SCBA):
For any courses/classes requiring the use of SCBA, it shall be the student's responsibility
to provide his/her own, plus a spare air cylinder. The academy has a limited amount of
SCBA equipment and that is dedicated to Instructor use and for demonstration purposes
only. The SCESTA will refill any student's air cylinder, provided it has an up-to-date
hydrostatic test date on it.
PAGER/RADIO:
THERE WILL ABSOLUTELY BE NO PAGERS OR CELL PHONES BROUGHT
TO CLASS. EXCEPTION: CHIEF OFFICERS
FIRE/SQUAD CALLS:
Emergency calls will not be considered an excuse for being late or missing a lesson. Any
student attending a course at SCESTA is expected to be on time for every class. Unless
specifically called by his/her department, no student shall leave for an incident in their
response district. If a student leaves, he/she will be marked as missing that class.
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INJURIES:
Injuries of any nature, incurred while on the SCESTA grounds, or at a Field Training
Site, must be reported to the lead Instructor immediately. The Academy contact officer
will handle all injuries. An incident report must be completed and sent to the Director
within 12 hours of the incident. Injuries requiring Emergency Room treatment shall be
reported to the Administrative Office immediately, (908) 725-5070 or (after office hours)
908-526-2500.
CANCELLATION
OF CLASS:
If for any reason, the SCESTA is forced to suspend operations (inclement weather,
natural disaster, etc.), the affiliating agencies will be notified during office hours. If after
hours, only then, a notice of closing will be on a pre-recorded message that can be
reached through (908) 541-5680.
EVERY EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO RESCHEDULE SUSPENDED CLASSES
AT THE EARLIEST AVAILABLE DATE. STUDENTS WILL BE INFORMED
OF THE RESCHEDULING.
RIGHT OF REFUSAL:
The SCESTA reserves the right to refuse any drill application, if, in the opinion of the
staff, a drill proposal would:
 Pose possible harm to personnel directly or indirectly involved in the drill.
 Cause damage to any Rescue Squad/Fire Department or Training Academy property.
 Go against nationally accepted safe practices for firefighting and fire/EMS training.
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Tower – This six (6) story tower has an interior elevator shaft
and confined space area, exterior and interior stairs, rappel
doors, bailout windows, and sprinklers on first floor.
Burn Building – This is a three (3) story
natural gas burn building. It has a Kitchen,
Bedroom, Warehouse and Electrical mock up
available. Complete sound system, Condo,
Office Building, Residential and Commercial
scenarios available.
Smoke House – This has a one (1) story
home, office area, laboratory and many other configurations.
Interior blackout walls. All interior areas movable.
Customizable to your requirements.
Swede Flashover – Phase 1 flashover
chamber. Students are able to view the life cycle
of a fire from incipient stage to flashover.
Extrication –
The extrication curriculum presents a
complete training cycle of extrication from hybrid car
awareness to school bus extrication.
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Tank Cars & Drafting Pond – Size up
and entry of rail cars. Drafting and pump testing
at the drafting pond.
Confined Space – The Confined Space
mock up duplicates industrial confined space areas for realistic
training.
Phase 5 – The Phase 5-survival area
provides hot search training, thermal balance fire
attack, multiple fires and excellent class fire
training.
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Propane Operations – Contract Class
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PURPOSE: This course will allow the fire fighters to prepare for flammable liquids operations. All props
use LPG for fire operations
CONTENT: The academy has set up a LPG fire fighting area. We have two 6000 galleon trailers as props.
The area has five operational fire areas:
1. Car fire : operational mock up with three fire areas
2. Split flange: flame impinges on a propane tanker from a leak in a four inch pipe. Operations include
closing a O S and Y valve to stop the flow of product
3. 250 gal propane tank fire: This prop has a flame impingement base fire and a operating relief valve. Fire
fighters have to close a valve to stop the propane flow
4. Spill fire: a 50 square foot pan fire is placed under a propane tanker or next to a car.
5. Motor fire: a 50 square foot pan fire is placed under the motor to create a large area fire.
6. 100 lb. Tanks: 3 construction cylinders involved in both vapor liquid fires.
Additional Class Offering: We can combine one of the above props with the Phase 5 operations to increase the
fire fighting challenge to the department.
Cost: Propane Operations Class. Use of two of the propane mock ups, fuel and instructors for an evening
class $600.00
Combination Class: Use of one propane mock up and the Phase 5 for an evening class $850.00
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01001-17
FIREFIGHTER-I
(210 Hours)
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PURPOSE: This course is the New Jersey Firefighter 1 course. With a combination of classroom and handson participation, the new firefighter candidate will master the basic tasks of firematics. A written and a
proficiency exam will be given at the end of the course. A passing grade for both the written & proficiency
is required by the state.
CONTENT: Some topics covered are Right-to-Know; safety; medical care, knot tying, ICS-100, fire
behavior; chemistry of fire; SCBA’s; extinguishers, forcible entry, ladders, rescue procedures, ventilation; water
supply; hose and nozzle handling; salvage and overhaul; sprinklers; communications; Bloodborne Pathogens,
wildland fires, utility emergencies, thermal imaging camera, rope rescue and Haz-Mat Awareness.
100 percent attendance of all the classes is required to receive a certificate of completion.
A schedule of lessons, noting equipment needed, will be handed out on the first session.
Two (2) separate Firefighter 1 courses will be presented this semester.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, pencil/pen, when needed full Turnout gear and SCBA
(with spare bottle) which meets OSHA and NFPA requirements.
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters; Emergency Medical personnel & Industrial Fire Brigades
PREREQUISITE:.....AHA or ARC CPR Adult/AED certified before the State test date
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....30 Maximum
TUITION:.....In County: $250.00……….Out of County: $300.00
DATES – February 13 – June 12, 2017 - Mon & Wed…TIME: Evenings-7:00pm to10:00pm
February 21- June 15, 2017 - Tue & Thurs
Weekend classes start at 8:00am
INSTRUCTORS:
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Academy Staff
01002-17
FIREFIGHTER -II
(100 Hours)
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PURPOSE: This course is for the firefighter who wants to expand his/her knowledge of firematics. It takes
you into more intricate aspects of firematics.
CONTENT: Thermal imaging camera; vehicle fires; advanced entry problems; oriented search; building
construction; fire streams; fire scene operations, fire fighting foam; self rescue techniques; reading smoke;
extrication awareness; alarm systems; Class B foam; propane; residential operations, Haz-Mat Operations, ICS200 and Swede unit. A class schedule will be handed out at the first session. A passing grade of 70 is
required for the State test.
EQUIPMENT:.....Full Turnout gear and SCBA (with spare bottle) OSHA and NFPA approved.
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters
PREREQUISITE:..... Successfully completed Firefighter I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min……20 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $200.00……….Out of County: $250.00
DATES – March 14 – May 11, 2017 – Tues & Thurs…….TIME: Evenings-7:00pm to 10:00pm
Weekend classes start at 8:00am
INSTRUCTORS:
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Academy Staff
01501-17
FIRE OFFICER I
(48 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE:
The Fire Officer series is designed to build the skills necessary to be an effective fire service
leader. The Fire Officer I course is the first course in the series and is designed for firefighters who aspire to the
position of company officer. The course is designed to meet the educational and time requirements of NFPA
1021, Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications, 2003 Edition, for Fire Officer I and N.J.A.C. 5:738.2 Qualifications for Fire Officer I. Students who successfully complete the course will be eligible to take the
NJ State Fire Officer I certification test. The certification test will be given approximately two (2) weeks after
the last day of class.
CONTENT:
This course content will include a mixture of lectures, case studies, and classroom exercises.
The goal is to stimulate classroom interaction centered on what we should be doing versus what we are actually
doing as company officers. This course acquaints the student with the role of the company officer in a fire
department and introduced basic management and leadership theories, practices, and functions. Other topics
include firefighter health and safety, managing resources, planning and readiness, fire prevention, building
construction, and risk management. The course concludes with an introduction to the basic principles and
methods associated with fire-ground tactics and strategy as required of the company officer.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, Pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters, Senior Firefighters and Fire Officers
PREREQUISITE:.....Firefighter I, Completion of Firefighter II is highly recommended. Please bring your NJ
FDID number to the first class.
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....40 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $225.00.....Out of County: $250.00
DATES: January 31, 2017 – Start……….TIMES: 7:00pm - 10:00pm – Tuesday & Thursday
March 21, 2017 - Ends
INSTRUCTOR:
Joel Lipman and Staff
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01502-17
FIRE OFFICER II
(45 Hours)
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PURPOSE:
The Fire Officer II program builds upon the concepts presented in the Fire Officer I program.
The Fire Officer II program is designed to build the leadership skills of the company officer involved in
administrative and operational issues at the company and/or organizational level. The course is designed to meet
the educational and time requirements of NFPA 1021, Standard for the Fire Officer Professional
Qualifications, 2003 Edition, for Fire Officer II and N.J.A.C. 5:73-8.2 for Fire Officer II. Students who
successfully complete this course will be eligible to sit for the NJ State Fire Officer II certification test. The
certificate test will be given approximately two (2) weeks after the last day of class.
CONTENT:
The course content will include a mixture of lectures and classroom exercises. The course
will provide numerous opportunities for the student to combine experience, with training obtained during the
course, to complete the relevant classroom exercises and final project. The goal is to stimulate classroom
interaction centered on what we should be doing versus what we are actually doing as company officers. Topics
in the course will include: management and leadership; public fire education; fire department administration;
State and Federal laws and regulations; budget preparation; dealing with the media; fire protection systems and
basic inspection; handling multi-agency incidents; standard operating guidelines; and fire department safety.
*** Course Requirements: 100% attendance is required. In addition, there will be five homework
assignments that the students must complete in order to successfully complete the course. Only students
who have successfully completed the course will be eligible to sit for the NJ State Fire Officer II
certification test.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, Pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters, Senior Firefighters, and Fire Officers
PREREQUISITE:..... Firefighter I, Fire Officer I. Completion of Firefighter II is highly recommended.
*** Please bring you FDID state number and a copy of your Fire Officer I diploma to the first class.
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....40 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $225.00.....Out of County: $250.00
DATES: April 4, 2017 – Start……….TIMES: 7:00pm - 10:00pm – Tuesday & Thursday
May 18, 2017 – Ends
INSTRUCTORS:
Joel Lipman & Staff
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C1034-17
FIRE OFFICIAL
(36 Hours)
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PURPOSE: This course will provide the student with the knowledge and skills to meet the requirements of
the New Jersey Uniform Code for certification as a Fire Official and required by N.J.A.C. 5:71-4.9.
CONTENT: This course includes: The duties of a fire official, penalties, variances and related duties,
retention and maintaining records, code history, legal responsibilities, working with other agencies, managing
and operating a local enforcing agency, budgeting, board and appeals, RIMS review and site plan reviews.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, pen/pencil,
***Students MUST have an update New Jersey Uniform Fire Code book.
PREREQUISITE:.....Must have a valid New Jersey Fire Inspector Certification.
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Minimum……..25 Maximum
TUITION:.....In County: $250.00……….Out of County: $300.00
DATES April 3, 6, 10, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27, & May 2, 2017……….TIME: 7:00pm to10:00pm
INSTRUCTORS:
Chris Weniger & Staff
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***NEW***
B1005-17
ADVANCED PUMPING OPERATIONS INCLUDING WATER SHUTTLE & CAFS
OPERATIONS (16 HOURS)
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PURPOSE: This course is designed to bring the pump operator to the next level of pumping operations
including advanced problems beyond the room and contents fire. Hands on scenarios with fire pumpers,
portable master streams and aerials will challenge the most advanced pump operators. Simulated hands-on
scenarios incorporating tactical operations will be implemented. CAFS deployment, Advanced Hydraulics,
limited or no water supply will be discussed in group setting.
CONTENT: Students will start with a Water Shuttle operation with (6) tankers and (3) pumpers and then
move into advanced techniques including master stream deployment, aerial bucket operations, ladder pipe
operations, LDH operations, standpipe operations, blitz attacked, multi-story fires, fire pumps in sprinkler
buildings. Water supply management, emergency fire ground procedures, duel pumping, advanced and multiple
hand line operations relay operations and Compressed Air Foam Operations Systems (CAFS) operations will be
discussed and deployed.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook,
pen/pencil, Full Turn-Out gear (for practical)
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters
 PREREQUISITE:.....Advanced
CLASS
ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....20 Max
TUITION:.....In
DATE:
Pump Operators
County: $175.00....Out of County: $ 225.00
April 1 and 2, 2017 ……….TIME: 8:00am
INSTRUCTOR:
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Gary Howarth
A1031-17
FIRE OPERATIONS IN GARDEN APARTMENTS, TOWNHOUSES,
CONDOMINIUMS & MUTIPLE DWELLINGS
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(8 Hours)
PURPOSE: Every community has garden apartments, condominiums and townhouses. This class will focus
on firefighting operations in these occupancies. Topics include construction, Engine Company, truck, rescue,
fire suppression and firefighting operations in these unique dwellings. Students will cover all aspects of these
engine, truck and squad.
CONTENT: This 8-hour course will focus on the various types of building construction that encompass these
structures and fire travel throughout each occupancy. Students will focus on Engine, Truck and Rescue
Company operations as well as fire attack strategies. Other topics will be covered will be firefighter safety.
 EQUIPMENT:…..Notebook; pen/pencil
 AUDIENCE:…..Fire Officers, Firefighters
 PREREQUISITE:…..Successfully completed Firefighter I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:…..10 Min…..20 Max
 TUITION:…..In County: $100.00……….Out of County: $125.00
 DATE: March 18, 2017 ………. TIME: 8:00am – 4:00pm
INSTRUCTORS:
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Gary Howarth
01041-17
ENGINE COMPANY OPERATIONS
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: Fire ground operations are divided into distinct functions. The engine company is responsible
for providing adequate water supply, operating attack lines, rescue, and other goals and objectives as dictated by
the incident.
CONTENT: This course will cover basic information with regards to: water supply; fire extension; master
streams; fire protection systems; specific hose attack problems; rescue problems; and overhaul.
 EQUIPMENT:…..Full
Turnout gear and SCBA (with spare bottle) that meets OSHA and NFPA
requirements.
 AUDIENCE:…..Firefighters
 PREREQUISITE:…..Firefighter
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CLASS ENROLLMENT:…..10 Min…..20 Max
 TUITION:…..In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
 DATE:
March 12, 2017 – Sunday.……… TIME: 8:00am
INSTRUCTOR:
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Doug Kowalski
***NEW***
S1000-17
STANDPIPES FOR PUMP OPERATIONS
(3 HOURS)
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PURPOSE: This course is designed to help the pump operator understand the operation of standpipes and
how to pump into them.
CONTENT: Topics covered will include the different classes and standards on standpipes as defined in the
New Jersey Edition of the IBC and NFPA 14, determining the friction loss of Hi-Rise bundles, pumping into the
different types of FDCs and emergency procedures. The practical portion will include pumping into a FDC,
flowing water from a 5 story training tower and emergency procedures. Students may bring their own engine to
pump into the FDC.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, pen/pencil, Full Turn-Out gear (for
AUDIENCE:.....Pump Operators and Fire Officers
 PREREQUISITE:.....Pump
CLASS
practical)
Ops I
ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....20 Max
TUITION:.....In
DATE:
County: $50.00
Out of County: $ 75.00
April 5, 2017 ……….TIME: 7:00pm
INSTRUCTOR:
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Gary Howarth
01042-17
BASIC TRUCK COMPANY OPERATIONS
(9 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: Truck Company Operations are performed by all fire departments, even if the department does
not have a truck. This course will address the nine (9) functions on a Truck Company.
CONTENT: Subjects covered: forcible entry; ventilation; rescue; laddering; salvage and overhaul; checking
for fire extension; ladder-pipe operations; master streams and utility control. All topics learned in the
classroom.
 EQUIPMENT:….. Notebook, pen/pencil
 AUDIENCE:…..Firefighters, Apparatus Drivers, and Officers
 PREREQUISITE:….. Successfully completed Firefighter I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:…..10 Min…..20 Max
 TUITION:…..In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
 DATE: January 28, 2017 ………. TIME: 8:00am – 5:00pm
INSTRUCTORS:
Gary Howarth, Pat Buckley
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A1042-17
TRUCK WORK
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: This course is “Hands-On” ONLY! The Truck Company firefighter is expected to perform the
9 Truck Company tasks flawlessly in order to support the suppression team and the strategic plan of the Incident
Commander. The flawless execution of these 9 critical tasks has a direct impact on the success or failure of the
fire-ground operation.
CONTENT: Students will participate in all 9 Truck Company Operation stations. Topics include: Laddering;
Forcible Entry; Utility Control; Ventilation; Search; Rescue; Salvage; Overhaul and Aerial Master Streams.
 EQUIPMENT:….. Full Turnout gear with SCBA (with spare bottle) OSHA and NFPA approved.
 AUDIENCE:…..Firefighters, Fire Officers
 PREREQUISITE:…..Successfully completed Firefighter I, Basic Truck Operations
CLASS ENROLLMENT:…..10 Min…..20 Max
 TUITION:…..In County: $200.00……….Out of County: $225.00
 DATE: May 6, 2017 ………. TIME: 8:00am – 4:00pm
INSTRUCTORS:
Pat Buckley & Staff
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B1042-17
TACTICAL TRUCK OPERATIONS
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: This class is designed for the truck officer/truck chauffer/firefighter. This is an ADVANCED
truck operations class. Students will participate in several HANDS-ON scenarios’ where they will be required
to multitask and safely work as a team to accomplish the task. All too often fire companies buy a truck and
never receive the proper training required to maximize the potential of the truck they just purchased. Working
with the truck itself is the main focus of the class. You will learn how and where to set the truck up for a variety
of scenarios which will optimize the capabilities of the truck while working to overcome physical obstacles
such as wires, trees and vehicles that we face on the job every day. Students are strongly encouraged to bring
their truck so we can perform these functions on the apparatus they use on a daily basis.
CONTENT: All types of trucks will be discussed such as:
 Tower Ladders
 Ladder Towers
 Snorkels
 Aerial Ladders
 Quints
 Bronto Skylifts
 EQUIPMENT:…..Full Turnout gear with SCBA (with spare bottle) OSHA and NFPA approved.
 AUDIENCE:…..Firefighters, Fire Officers
 PREREQUISITE:…..Successfully completed Firefighter I, Basic Truck Operations
CLASS ENROLLMENT:…..10 Min…..20 Max
DATE: May 14, 2017 TIME: 8:00am
 TUITION:…..In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
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01044-17
HEATING & COOLING SYSTEMS EMERGENCIES
(3 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: This course is designed to familiarize Fire Officers and Firefighters with the basics regarding
heating and cooling systems and their potential for starting or spreading fires inside buildings. The course will
also address the proper procedures for shutting heating systems down and rendering them safe until a qualified
technician can repair them. Firefighting tactics regarding heating systems will also be covered.
CONTENT: Topics will include: oil burners; gas burners and electric heaters. The student will also learn the
differences and similarities of seam boilers; hot water boilers and hot air furnaces. The properties of fuel oil
and natural gas will be covered.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, Pen/Pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Emergency Personnel
PREREQUISITE:.....Firefighter I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....25 Max
TUITION:…..In County: $50.00……….Out of County: $75.00
DATE: January 17, 2017……….TIME: 7:00pm – 10:00pm
INSTRUCTOR:
Duane Borwegen
30
A1047-17
SOLAR POWER SYSTEMS AND FIREFIGHTER SAFETY
(3 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: Increased costs in traditional hydrocarbon based fossil fuels and the electric energy associated
with them, have forced many Americans to look for alternative energy options. Solar electric is becoming the
most prevalent alternative energy source. Firefighters can rest assured that during some point in their career,
they will be involved with at least one emergency involving a solar electric system whether in a residential or
commercial application. This course is designed to prepare you for that eventuality.
CONTENT: Students will be introduced to the following topics: Introduction to Photovoltaic Systems; Cells
and Components; Photovoltaic Performance; Photovoltaic Applications; Codes and Standards and Emergency
Response.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, Pen/Pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Emergency Personnel
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....20 Max
TUITION:…..In County: $50.00……….Out of County: $75.00
DATE: February 15, 2017 ……….TIME: 7:00pm – 10:00pm
INSTRUCTOR:
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Pat Buckley
01099-17
BAIL-OUT SYSTEMS
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: Every year many firefighters find themselves in situations where the way they entered the
structure has been compromised. This results in the firefighter needing to think quickly and decide what their
egress options are. For many the only option is a window bail-out. This maneuver has gained much notoriety
since the “Black Sunday” tragedy on January 23, 2005 where two FDNY firefighters were killed and four others
were badly hurt when they were forced to jump from a fourth floor window of a burning building in the Bronx.
Since this incident, many manufactures have developed various “Bail-Out” systems such as the PETZL “EXO”
and the RIT “FFRED & PRESS” systems to name a few. While all of these systems will work, the key to
survival is not only having the system, but the ability of the firefighter to deploy the system successfully at a
moments notice. The purpose of this class is to provide a safe learning experience where “Bail-Out” techniques
can be practiced in a controlled environment. Students who do not have a pre-packaged Bail-Out system
must come to class with at least 50’ of life safety rope. The student will be taught several options using
personal fire-safety rope they should be carrying in their gear.
NOTE: The PETZL “EXO” Bail-Out system requires the initial training session be conducted by their
authorized training vendors for liability purposes. This course does “NOT” substitute for this initial
training!!!!
CONTENT: Overview and introduction of various Bail-Out systems, Bail-Out options in lieu of a prepackaged system and several Bail-Out opportunities.
EQUIPMENT:..... Full Turnout gear with SCBA (with spare bottle) OSHA and NFPA approved.
AUDIENCE:.....Fire Fighters , Fire Officers
PREREQUISITE:..... Successfully completed Firefighter I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min….10 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
DATE: April 15, 2017……….TIME: 8:00am - 4:00pm
INSTRUCTOR:
32
Pat Buckley
C1099-17
BAILING OUT THE WINDOW SHOULDN’T BE AN OPTION!
Be the member that solves the problem if something goes wrong!
(5 HOURS Hands on)
Home
PURPOSE: This course will provide students of all ranks with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely,
effectively and rapidly deploy and advance hose lines of all sizes. Students will learn how to calmly overcome
hose and water problems when things don’t go as planned by using alternative plans during all types of fires.
Students will learn the need to monitor the radio, smoke, heat, flame and visibility to better understand the
condition of the fire building and the fire itself, particularly in their immediate working area. This will allow for
a clear understanding of what’s going on with the fire fight and how the fire is rapidly growing, while corrective
actions are being implemented. Students will learn the importance of understanding the capabilities and
limitations of their equipment, as well as the fire building and personnel.
CONTENT: This all hands on course will provide several scenarios on routine and not so routine hose
evolutions in our training towers. Students will overcome such problems as, damaged hydrants and standpipes,
broken hoses, losing water during fire attack, malfunctioning fire apparatus, short hose stretches,
malfunctioning nozzles and bad hose stretches. Students will also use make shift water to control or extinguish
the fire. Students will repetitively deploy and reload hose as part of these scenarios.
EQUIPMENT:..... Full Turnout gear, Pocket Note Pad, Pen/Pencil
****All students are encouraged to bring a lunch to class***
AUDIENCE:.....Fire Fighters, Fire Officers
PREREQUISITE:..... Successfully completed Firefighter I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min….14 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
DATE: April 1, 2017 ……….TIME: 8:00am
FD members are required to spend several days every year with mandatory non firefighting training classes and
expensive Bail out Systems training.
We are confidant you will greatly improve members’ safety and reduce property and equipment damage with
this class.
INSTRUCTOR:
Michael Sorace & Pat Buckley
33
01100-17
ELECTRICAL SAFETY FOR FIREFIGHTERS & FIRST RESPONDERS
(3 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: Part 1 will introduce the student to the basics of electricity (Voltage, Current, Resistance,
Generation, Transmission & Distribution). Heighten the awareness of potential electrical hazards commonly
encountered on emergency scenes. Illustrate injuries and symptoms caused by inadvertent contact with “LIVE”
electrical circuits. Be able to identify and avoid potential electrical hazards. Part 2 will present utility
conductor configurations on poles and teach the student to be able to identify the downed wire by its position on
the pole and accurately report the correct wire and pole designation to the proper utility. In addition, safely
position apparatus at the scene.
CONTENT: Part 1: Common electrical terms (Voltage, Current & Resistance); Electrical installations;
typical electric system; typical residential system; faulty electrical equipment; arcing; overheating; effects of
electricity on the body; shock severity factors; shock victim assessment; average body tolerance; coping with
electrical injuries; PPE and likely electrical hazards. Part 2: 8 types of wires/cables; (primary, secondary,
house electric service, aerial cable, fire alarm wires, cable TV, telephone, guy wires), location determines
service; (primary & secondary are located above the street level, TV cable, telephone, alarm are located below
the street light; apparatus placement discussion.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, Pen/Pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Fire Officers, Firefighters or any First Responder who could potentially come in contact with
live electrical conductors.
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min….30 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $50.00……….Out of County: $75.00
DATE: February 22, 2017 ……….TIME: 7:00pm - 10:00pm
INSTRUCTOR:
34
Pat Buckley
D1102-17
R.O.A.M. (Rules of Air Management)
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: Every year far too many firefighters die in the line of duty. Asphyxiation (running out of air) is a
leading cause of LODD on the fire ground. The unfortunate part of this statistic is that the cause is
PREVENTABLE, in many of these cases, the firefighter died by simply running out of air prior to exiting the
IDLH environment. ROAM was established based on the premise that “Air Equals Time”. The amount of time
a firefighter can remain in the IDLH environment depends on how much air is in the SCBA and how quickly
the firefighter uses it. The time in the IDLH must account for the time it takes to get to the task location, the
task itself and the time it takes to exit the structure.
There have been many excellent articles written in recent years discussing techniques firefighters can use when
they run low on air. How about not running low on air! How about being Situationally Aware of the
remaining air in your SCBA and determine whether or not you have enough air to continue while ensuring
you have enough air to get out.
This program will discuss many of these relevant topics as well as asking the students whether or are they aware
of NFPA 1404 Standards for Fire Service Respiratory Protection Training, which mandates that firefighter’s
exit the IDLH prior to their low-air alarm activating. Students will also participate in several hands-on exercises
which will demonstrate their situational awareness and ability to be disciplined enough to know when to exit the
IDLH.
CONTENT: Introduction – Statistics; Incident Case Studies; Review of NFPA 1404; Introduction of the
C.A.R.A. acronym; Participation in several hands-on activities; Best Practices for maintain Situational
Awareness and Recommendations
EQUIPMENT:..... Full Turnout gear with SCBA (with spare bottle) OSHA and NFPA approved.
AUDIENCE:.....Fire Officers, Firefighters
PREREQUISITE:..... Successfully completed Firefighter I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min….30 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
DATE: May 7, 2017 ……….TIME: 8:00am - 4:00pm
INSTRUCTOR: Pat Buckley
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01301-17
COACHING EMERGENCY VEHICLE OPERATOR (FIRE) C.E.V.O III
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: This course is designed to familiarize the students with the safe operation of the fire apparatus in
both emergency responses and normal driving. The course presents the principals for defensive driving of
heavy vehicles. Upon successful completion of the course, the student will receive a certificate from the
National Safety Council for CEVO-Fire.
CONTENT: This course will cover the mechanics of driving vehicles, accident avoidance and situational
analysis.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, Pen/Pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters & Fire Officers
PREREQUISITE:..... Successfully completed Firefighter I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min….20 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $75.00……….Out of County: $100.00
DATE: May 10, 2017 ……….TIME: 7:00pm
INSTRUCTOR:
Patrick Buckley
36
B1301-17
CEVO III - COMPETENCY ROAD COURSE
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: This competency course is designed to measure driver proficiency in handling emergency
vehicles. It is only one portion of a structured comprehensive emergency vehicle driver training program and
should be utilized with the overall program. Through its use, the progress of each emergency vehicle driver can
be measured over a period of time. The competency course is designed to duplicate eight situations in which the
driver’s skill, judgment, and knowledge of the limitations of the emergency vehicle, are required for effective
maneuvering. This course is based on Appendix A of the NFPA#1002 publication entitled Fire Department
Vehicle Driver/Operator Professional.
CONTENT: This hands-on course is designed to test the driver’s skills as they navigate through an 8 station
course which simulates driving conditions faced on a daily basis while responding and returning from
emergency incidents.
EQUIPMENT:..... **Students MUST bring an apparatus they are qualified to drive!!!
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters & Fire Officers
PREREQUISITE:..... Successfully completed Firefighter I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min….20 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $75..00……….Out of County: $100.00
DATE: May 13, 2017……….TIME: 8:00am
INSTRUCTOR:
Patrick Buckley
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JUST KNOTS
01402-17
(6 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: This course is an introduction to the rope equipment and knots used for technical rescue
programs such as Rigging for Rescue, Rappelling, High Angle, Confined Space and M.V.A Over-the-Edge.
CONTENT: Topics will include; Knots for rescue; as well as, knots for recreational (boating, fishing, etc)
use. A written test will be given. This course is a prerequisite for Rappelling I & II, Mechanical Advantage and
Confined Space.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, Pen/Pencil, Gloves
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters and EMS
PREREQUISITE:.....None
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....25 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $75.00……….Out of County: $100.00
DATE: February 6 & 7, 2017 TIME: 7:00pm – 10:00pm
NOTE:
This program will be a prerequisite for:
Rappelling I & II, and High Angle
INSTRUCTOR:
Duane Borwegen
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***NEW***
A1427-17
ROPE RESCUE AWARENESS
(3 HOURS)
Home
PURPOSE: This four hour course is designed to meet and exceed the requirements of NFPA 1670 Chapter
5:2 Rope Rescue Awareness. This course is intended to meet the needs of emergency first responders that may
have to respond to an incident where a rescue may include the use of ropes and rope systems to affect the rescue
CONTENT:
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The awareness module of rope rescue technician will allow the emergency first responder to
Recognize the need for a rope rescue
Identify the resources needed for a rope rescue
Implement THE NIMS system for the rescue
Maintain site control and management of the incident
Recognize the general safety hazards for the rescue and the need to start mitigating these hazards
Recognize the proper PPE required to be worn at the rope rescue incident
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, pen/pencil,
PREREQUISITE:.....Just Knots
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Minimum……..25 Maximum
TUITION:.....In County: $50.00……….Out of County: $75.00
DATES March 4, 2017 ……….TIME: 8:30am – 12:30pm
INSTRUCTORS:
Duane Borwegen
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RAPPELLING I
01410-17
(11 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE:
rappelling.
This is a basic class in Rappelling, designed to instruct the student in Building and “Free”
CONTENT: Topics will include; the use of harness typing, anchor points and rappel line management. The
majority of class time will be spent with “hands-on” exercises.
EQUIPMENT:.....Leather gloves, boots that support the ankles, hardhat, long sleeve shirt, pants are
necessary for all participants.
Any rappelling equipment being used by your department may be brought to this class
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters and EMS
PREREQUISITE:.....Just Knots
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....20 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $175.00...…….Out of County: $200.00
DATE: March 8 and 11 2017……….TIME: 7:00pm – 10:00pm - Wed
8:00am – 4:00pm - Sat
INSTRUCTOR:
Duane Borwegen
40
01412-17
CONFINED SPACE AWARENESS
(4 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: This course is intended to provide the emergency responder with the ability to recognize a
confined space and inherent fire/safety hazard. It will also help prevent a responder from becoming an
unnecessary victim.
CONTENT: Topics will include the following characteristics: The definition of a confined space; the
responder’s role in these situations; the regulations and hazards of confined spaces; and the rescuer as a victim.
EQUIPMENT:…..Notebook, Pen/Pencil
AUDIENCE:…..Firefighters and EMS
PREREQUISITE:…..None
CLASS ENROLLMENT:…..10 Min…..30 Max
TUITION:…..In County: $75.00……….Out of County: $100.00
DATE: January 18, 2017 - Thursday……….TIME: 7:00pm - 11:00pm
CEU’s:….4.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#160268965)
INSTRUCTOR:
Duane Borwegen
41
A1415-17
VEHICLE EXTRICATION – AWARENESS LEVEL COMBINED WITH
HYBRID VEHICLE AWARENESS (8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE:
We pattern our course after the NFPA requirements for rescue operations.
CONTENT: This course provides the student with a basic understanding of; Unit preparation, crew
assignments, scene size up, vehicle stabilization, tool use, disentanglement and patient removal. In addition the
course will cover new car design, new car metals, vehicle electrical systems and hybrid vehicle power systems.
EQUIPMENT:..... Notebook, Pen/Pencil,
AUDIENCE:.....All Emergency Responders
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....30 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $125.00……….Out of County: $150.00
DATE: April 8, 2017 ……….TIME: 8:00am – 4:00pm
CEU’S:.....8.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#160268966)
INSTRUCTOR:
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Alan Querec
C1415-17
VEHICLE EXTRICATION - OPERATIONS LEVEL
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE:
We pattern our course after the NFPA requirements for rescue operations.
CONTENT: The operations level will cover: Size-up existing and potential conditions, identifying victim
locations, making the area safe by stabilization of the vehicle and isolation of the hazards, dealing with fuel
release, victim protection, victim access, disentanglement of victims, mitigation of special hazards. This is a
hands on course.
EQUIPMENT:.....Full Turn-out gear, Goggles
AUDIENCE:.....All Emergency Responders
PREREQUISITE:.....Vehicle Extrication – Awareness Level
CLASS ENROLLMENT:…..10 Min…..15 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $150.00.……...Out of County: $175.00
DATE: April 9, 2017 ……….TIME: 8:00am – 4:00pm
CEU’S:.....4.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#160268967)
INSTRUCTOR:
43
Alan Querec
D1415-17
VEHICLE EXTRICATION - TECHNICIAN LEVEL
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE:
We pattern our course after the NFPA requirements for rescue operations.
CONTENT: This course will deal with: Advanced stabilization, using specialized equipment, dealing with
cars under and over other cars, cars over obstructions, cars on embankments, light trucks, floor removal and
tunneling. This is a hands on course.
EQUIPMENT:.....Full Turn-out gear, Goggles
AUDIENCE:.....All Emergency Responders
PREREQUISITE:.....Vehicle Extrication – Awareness & Operations Levels
CLASS ENROLLMENT:…..10 Min…..15 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $150.00……....Out of County: $175.00
DATE: April 15, 2017 ……….TIME: 8:00am – 4:00pm
CEU’S:.....4.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#160268968)
INSTRUCTOR:
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Alan Querec
***NEW***
C1050-17
THE CAN JOB (11 HOURS)
A back to basics approach to the 2.5 gal water extinguisher
Home
PURPOSE: To gain confidence with wat is considered the most under used tool in our tool box. The class
will consist of brief a brief classroom session talking about the anatomy of the water can, proper filling
procedures, safety precautions when filling, various methods of carrying and working with the can, fire
containment and extinguishment .
CONTENT: Students will use a water can on operations in the phase 5 and exterior mock ups.
EQUIPMENT:.....PPE,
SCBA, spare bottle
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters
 PREREQUISITE:.....Fire I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....
TUITION:.....In
DATE:
20 Max
County: $..125.00...Out of County: $ 175.00
March 9, 11 ……….TIME: March 9 7:00pm
March 11 8:00am
INSTRUCTOR:
Richard Dziminski
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A1422-17
THE GEMTOR CLASS II HARNESS
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: This course is designed to showcase the many uses for the GEMTOR Class II harness. Many
firefighters are wearing these on today’s fire ground without actually knowing the proper way to wear the
harness and the many functions the harness is capable of.
CONTENT: The class will start with a classroom portion introducing the harness to the student covering the
design, uses, maintenance and care. There will be a hands-on portion which will instruct the student pn the
various uses for the harness including:
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Securing the firefighter to a ladder
Firefighter Bailout
Drags (Firefighter, Civilian)
Lowering a Firefighter
Converting the harness from a Class II to a Class III harness
2 : 1 Mechanical Advantage
EQUIPMENT:..... Full Turnout gear with SCBA (with spare bottle) OSHA and NFPA approved.
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters, Fire Officers
PREREQUISITE:.....Successful Completion of Firefighter I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min….20 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
DATE: March 4, 2017 ……….TIME: 8:00am – 4:00pm
INSTRUCTOR:
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Pat Buckley
01425-17
TRENCH RESCUE AWARENESS
(3 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: As our rural communities to grow, new construction and utility repair work force contractors in
every community to open trenches every single day. These trenches and excavation pose unique and serious
dangers in the event of an accident or emergency.
CONTENT: Material to be covered within this program includes: Proper scene size-up and hazard
recognition; Resources required for trench rescue incidents; Scene management and ICS/IMS; Typical trench
emergencies and trench collapse patterns. Overview of trench rescue procedures; Hazards unique to trench and
excavations, along with mitigation techniques; Procedures for rapid, non-entry rescue of minimally injured
victims. This course is intended to provide “Awareness” training as outlined in chapter 9 of NFPA 1670
(Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Rescue Incidents).
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, Pen/Pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters, Fire Officers, EMT’s
PREREQUISITE:.....None
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min….20 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $50.00……….Out of County: $75.00
DATE: January 25, 2017……….TIME: 7:00pm – 10:00pm
INSTRUCTOR:
Duane Borwegen
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01601-17
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AWARENESS
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: This course is designed to meet the requirements of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 and NFPA 472 and
is intended for anyone who may witness or discover a Hazardous Materials release.
CONTENT: Instruction will cover how to identify hazardous materials, an understanding of what the risks
and hazards of hazardous substances are, an understanding of the role of the first responder awareness trained
individual, communicating the need for a hazardous materials response, and the use of the U.S. Department of
Transportation Emergency response Guidebook,
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook; pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters, Emergency Medical personnel (EMT’s, MICU, hospital, paramedics), police,
industrial personnel, school personnel, etc.
PREREQUISITE:.....None
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....50 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
DATE: April 29, 2017 – Saturday……….TIME: 8:00am – 4:00pm
CEU’s:.....4.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#160268969)
INSTRUCTORS:
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Bill Cullen
01602-17
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS OPERATIONS
(8 Hours)
Home
PURPOSE: This course is designed to meet the requirements of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 and NFPA 472 and
is intended for the individual who will respond to Hazardous Material releases as part of the initial response.
CONTENT: Instruction will cover how to perform basic hazard and risk assessment, proper selection of
personal protective equipment, an understanding of basic hazardous material terminology, how to perform basic
control containment and confinement operations and how to perform decontamination.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook; pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Firefighters, Emergency Medical personnel (EMT’s, MICU, hospital, paramedics), police,
industrial personnel, school personnel, etc.
PREREQUISITE:.....Haz-Mat Awareness
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....50 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
DATE: April 30, 2017 – Sunday……….TIME: 8:00am – 4:00pm
CEU’s:.....4.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#160268970)
INSTRUCTORS:
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01702-17
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM I-200
(15 Hours)
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PURPOSE: This 12 hour course is designed to meet the mandatory requirements of N.J.A.C. 5:18C-6.1 and
5:18E of the New Jersey Service Incident Management System for Incident Management Level I. It is intended
to meet the needs of fire officers and managers with responsibility to use, deploy, implement and/or function
within the New Jersey Incident Management System. Participants who successfully complete the course will be
eligible to apply for the Incident Management, Level I certification.
CONTENT: Basic Incident Management System modules will include: Principles and features of IMS,
Organizational overview, Incident facilities, Incident resources, and Common responsibilities.
100 percent attendance of all the classes is required to receive a certificate of completion.
A schedule of lessons, noting equipment needed, will be handed out on the first session.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Fire service supervisors who assume or are assigned to any position the duties of which
require the management of emergency operations. These supervisors include Staff and Chief Officers,
Firefighters with incident management responsibilities and anyone who may be promoted to these positions.
NOTE:.....The effective date for NJAC 5:18C-6.1 and 5:18E was February 17th 2000. All personnel
assuming a supervisory role at an emergency incident must be certified Incident Management Level I.
PREREQUISITE:.....ICS - 100
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....20 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
DATE: February 4 and 5, 2017……….TIME: 8:00am
CEU’s:.....12.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#160268971)
INSTRUCTORS:
Gary Howarth & Staff
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01703-17
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM I-300 (Intermediate)
(27 Hours)
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PURPOSE: This course will describe ways in which incidents and events are organized to ensure
achievement of incident objectives. It will discuss the steps in organizational development that should take
place on the incident or event.
CONTENT: Course content will include: Organization staffing; Organizing for incidents or events; Incident
resource management; Air operations; Incident and event planning.
100 percent attendance of all the classes is required to receive a certificate of completion.
A schedule of lessons, noting equipment needed, will be handed out on the first session.
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Chief Fire Officers, EMS Officers
PREREQUISITE:.....ICS - 100 & 200, Firefighter-I
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....20 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $175.00……….Out of County: $200.00
DATE: February 11-12, Feb 18 2017 ……….TIME: 8:00am
CEU’s:.....18.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#160268972)
INSTRUCTORS:
Gary Howarth & Staff
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01704-17
ADVANCED INCIDENT COMMAND I.C.S.-400
(18 Hours)
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PURPOSE:
This course expands upon information covered in ICS-100 through ICS-300 courses.
CONTENT: The target audience for this course is senior personnel who are expected to perform in a
management capacity in an Area Command or Multi-agency Coordination Entity (EOC).
100 percent attendance of all the classes is required to receive a certificate of completion.
The course registration form must be submitted, filled out completely and signed by the proper
authority of your Department/Company to be enrolled in this course
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:.....Chief Fire Officers, EMS Officers
PREREQUISITE:.....Completion of ICS – 100, 200, & 300
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....10 Min.....20 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $175.00
DATE: March 11-12, 2017……….TIME: 8:00am
CEU’s:.....16.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#160268973)
INSTRUCTORS:
Gary Howarth & Staff
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01711-17
INCIDENT ACTION PLAN (IAP) DEVOPMENT
(8 Hours)
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PURPOSE: This 8 hour workshop provides a detailed introduction to emergency response supervisors and
mid-to upper-level managers to the Incident Command System (ICS) forms used in the development of an
Incident.
CONTENT: Incident Action Plan (IAP) Development, participants will examine the primary forms used in an
IAP as well as supporting and other utility forms. In addition, participants will review the planning process and
where, within that process, the forms are filled out and by whom. The workshop includes a practical application
designed to instruct participants in the development of Specific, Measurable, Action-oriented, Realistic, and
Time-based (SMART) control and management objectives.
EQUIPMENT:…..Notebook, pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:…..Participants should come from middle and senior management. This means emergency
response managers, first-line supervisors, and administrators who function as Incident Commanders (IC),
Unified Command (UC) staff members, Emergency Management Coordinators, command and general staff
members, or EOC staff members.
PREREQUISITE:…..ICS-100, ICS-200, NIMS-700
CLASS ENROLLMENT…..10 Min…..30 Max
TUITION:…..In County: $75.00……….Out of County: $100.00
DATE: May 20, 2017……….TIME: 9:00am
INSTRUCTOR:
Doug Vornlocker
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HSEEP-17
HOMELAND SECURITY EXERCISE & EVALUATION PROGRAM (HSEEP)
(14 HOURS)
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PURPOSE: The Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) provides a set of guiding
principles for exercise programs, as well as a common approach to exercise program management, design, and
development, conduct, evaluation, and improvement planning. HSEEP exercise and evaluation doctrine is
flexible, adaptable, and is for use by stakeholders across the whole community and is applicable for exercise
across all mission areas – prevention, protection, mitigation, response, and recovery.
CONTENT: Training consists of a 2 day core curriculum. Students work through several modules and handson activities which describe and reinforce HSEEP exercise planning, design, conduct, and evaluation
methodologies. Activities include developing exercise documentation, holding planning conferences and
briefings, and honing exercise evaluation skills. A deliberate and detailed explanation of Training and Exercise
Management programs are a key component of this class. Students must attend both days to get the HSEEP
certificate.
EQUIPMENT:…..Notebook, pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:…..Any individual responsible for or participants in planning drills or exercises.
PREREQUISITE:…..IS-120a: An Introduction to Exercises
CLASS ENROLLMENT…..10 Min…..20 Max
TUITION:…..In County: $150.00……….Out of County: $200.00
DATE: February 25 & 26, 2017……….TIME: 9:00am – 4:00pm
INSTRUCTOR:
Joseph Allen, Nina Tchir, & Lisa Werner
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01718-17
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
(3 Hours)
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PURPOSE: Every year too many firefighters and first responders are injured or killed from being struck by
vehicles at the scenes of motor vehicle incidents. Many of these injuries/fatalities are the result of improper
scene safety measures, improper selection and use of PPE, lighting and apparatus placement. To that end, the
U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) and the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) Federal Highway
Administration, working in partnership with the International Fire Service Training Association (IFSTA), have
developed a report (TIMS-Traffic Incident Management System) that provides technical guidance and training
programs in traffic incident management for the fire and emergency service providers. This course will present
the guidelines and procedures that comply with the DOT’s Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices and the
National Fire Service Incident Management (IMS) Consortium’s Model Procedures Guide for Highway Safety.
CONTENT: This course will include; introduction to statistics, incident case studies, equipment to improve
highway safety, setting up safe traffic incident management areas, incident command for highway incidents,
best practices and other sources of information for effective highway incident operations and recommendations.
EQUIPMENT:…..Notebook, pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:…..Fire Officers, Firefighters or any First Responder who could potentially respond to motor
vehicle accidents.
CLASS ENROLLMENT…..10 Min…..30 Max
TUITION:…..In County: $50.00……….Out of County: $75.00
DATE: March 9, 2017……….TIME: 7:00pm – 10:00pm
INSTRUCTOR:
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EMS courses available as a contract course:
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CEU’s OFFERED
COURSE TITLE
FIRE GROUND REHAB
NJ TRIAGE TAGS
GEMS
BLOOD BORNE PATHOGENS
HAZARD COMMUNICATION
EMS RESPONSE TO LARGE SCALE INCIDENTS
TRAUMA, TRIAGE & TRANSPORT
LEGAL & MEDICAL ETHICS
LUNG SOUNDS & AIRWAY
DIABETIC EMERGENCIES
TRAUMA FIRST RESPONSE
MEDICAL FIRST RESPONDER
AHA FIRST AID
AHA HEARTSAVER AED
2.0 ELECTIVES
1.0 ELECTIVE
8.0 ELECTIVES
2.0 ELECTIVES
4.0 ELECTIVES
4.0 ELECTIVES
3.0 ELECTIVES
3.0 ELECTIVES
3.0 ELECTIVES
3.0 ELECTIVES
8.0 ELECTIVES
All contract course requests MUST be submitted with a contract form.
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***UPDATED***
01801-17
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
(210 Hours)
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PURPOSE: Emergency care of the sick and injured was inadequate in many areas of the United States until
public attention brought needed reforms that were begun in the 1970’s. These reforms resulted in the
development of effective EMS systems staffed by well-trained Emergency Medical Technicians.
CONTENT: This program covers the 2009 National EMS Education Standards
EQUIPMENT:.....Stethoscope, Pen/Pencil, Notebook, Wristwatch
AUDIENCE:.....Entry-level EMS providers
PRERQUISITE:.....You must be 16 years of age prior to the start of the class, Professional Level CPR
certification is required before class begins.
You must have a valid CPR card prior to the start of the class, (letters will NOT be accepted). Your
certification card must be present with you on the first day of class or a copy sent to the office one week
prior to the start of class. If you cannot produce your card, you will not be allowed to enroll.
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....40 Maximum
TUITION:.....In County: $1,000.00……….Out of County: $1,225.00
***A BOOK FEE OF $225.00 PER PERSON IS REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE START
OF CLASS. This fee is part of the total tuition and is non-refundable upon starting the
course.
** EMT Training Fund is accepted for this course. This ONLY COVERS THE BALANCE of tuition.
The book fee is still required separately.
DATE – January 18, 2017 - Starts………. TIMES: Evenings – 7:00pm to 10:00pm – Mon & Wed
April 12, 2017– Ends
Weekend - 9:00am to 5:00pm – Saturday
Full schedule provided on first night of course.
 State EMS Approved Course#131170
INSTRUCTORS:
EMS Training Staff
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A1801-17
B1801-17
C1801-17
PURPOSE:
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN - REFRESHER
Refresher A, B, C (8 Hours each)
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To fulfill the 24 CORE credits required by the Department of Health for EMT recertification.
CONTENT: Lecture, practical and testing for the EMT.
EQUIPMENT:…. Notebook, pen/pencil
AUDIENCE:…..NJ EMTs
PREREQUISITE:….. Curent NJ EMT or Paramedic, a copy of your card the first day of class.
CLASS ENROLLMENT:…..10 Min…..20 Max
TUITION:…..In County: $50.00 (PER SESSION)……….Out of County: $75.00 (PER SESSION)
DATE: Each Refresher is a separate session.
Refresher A (Airway & Assessment) – March 19, 2017
Refresher B (Medical) – April 23, 2017
Refresher C (Trauma) – May 21, 2017
***Note: Training Fund Forms will not be accepted
 TIME: 9:00am – 5:00pm – Sunday
CEU’s…..State EMS Approved;
Course# 131655, Refresher A
Course# 131656, Refresher B
Course# 131657, Refresher C
INSTRUCTORS:
EMS Training Staff
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AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
01809-17
BLS FOR HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS (4 Hours)
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PURPOSE: The purpose of CPR is to bring oxygen to the victim’s lungs and to keep blood circulating so
oxygen gets to every part of the body. When a person is deprived of oxygen, permanent brain damage can begin
in as little as four minutes and death can follow only minutes later.
CONTENT: The BLS for Healthcare Providers course covers core material such as adult and pediatric CPR
(including two-rescuer scenarios and use of the bag masks), foreign body airway obstruction, and automated
external defibrillation.
EQUIPMENT:…..Notebook, Pen/Pencil
AUDIENCE:…..EMS, Police, Firefighters and Healthcare Professionals
Life Support For Healthcare Providers Student Manual”
CLASS ENROLLMENT:…..4 Min…..12 Max
TUITION:….. In County: $65.00………. Out of County: $85.00
 PREREQUISITE:…..“Basic
DATE: January 11, 2017
TIME: 7:00pm – 11:30pm
CEU’s:…..2.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course# Pending)
INSTRUCTOR:
Chris Stellatella
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A2300-17
WILDERNESS (Field) SEARCH & RESCUE AWARENESS
(8 Hours)
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This course is compliant with NFPA 1670: Standard on Operations and Training Search and Rescue
Incidents: Wilderness Search and Rescue - Awareness.
PURPOSE: The Wilderness (Field) Search and Rescue Course is designed to provide participants with the
knowledge, skills and abilities to work safely near and control a wilderness (field) search and rescue incident.
Students will gain an understanding of the dangers and risks associated with wilderness search and rescue
incidents.
CONTENT: Upon the successful completion of this course students will have:
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Obtained the ability to recognize the need for a wilderness/field SAR response
Learned the emergency response system for wilderness/field SAR
Learn how to initiate site control and management
Obtained the ability to recognize general hazards
Learned the limitations of conventional emergency response skills and equipment in various wilderness
environments
Learned the importance of collecting and recording information necessary to assist operational personnel
in a wilderness/field SAR
Learned how to identify and isolate any reporting parties and witnesses
EQUIPMENT:.....Notebook, pen/pencil
*** A SAR field guide will be issued at the start of class
AUDIENCE:.....Any First Responder that may have a role in a wilderness/field search
PREREQUISITE:.....Successful completion of ICS-200 and IS-700
CLASS ENROLLMENT:.....8 Min.....25 Max
TUITION:.....In County: $100.00.....Out of County: $125.00
DATE: May 6, 2017 ……….TIME: 9:00am
CEU’s:…..3.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#160268974)
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INSTRUCTOR:
Doug Vornlocker
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SOMERSET COUNTY
EMERGENCY SERVICES TRAINING ACADEMY
REGISTRATION FORM FOR INDIVIDUALS
PO BOX 3000
SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876
PHONE: (908) 725-5070
FAX: (908) 725-5077
WEBSITE: http://www.co.somerset.nj.us/trainingacademy.html
EMAIL: [email protected]
SEPARATE APPLICATIONS ARE REQUESTED FOR EACH COURSE. ALL INFORMATION MUST BE TYPED OR
PRINTED IN BLOCK LETTERS.
NAME OF COURSE:
COURSE NUMBER:
COURSE DATE:
INDIVIDUAL:
CONFIRMATION ADDRESS:
HOLD HARMLESS AND INDEMNIFICATION:
The undersigned understands and acknowledges that this Hold Harmless and Indemnification Agreement requires that the
SCESTA, its instructors, employees and volunteers be indemnified and held harmless for any and all liability, claims, costs,
suits, causes of actions, judgments or damages sustained by the SCESTA or any other person or persons for bodily injury
and for injury to or loss of property, resulting from causes by or rising out of the conduct of the outside
organization/individual and/or guests, participants, visitors or other persons attending the event referred to in this
Agreement. This Hold Harmless and Indemnification Agreement shall also pertain to any such claims alleging negligence on
the part of the SCESTA.
The undersigned further agrees to release any claims that they may have in the future against the SCESTA relating to the
use of the SCESTA property or facility, including all claims alleging negligence on the part of the SCESTA.
Signature of individual:
ENROLLMENT ELIGIBILTIY:
Only those applicants meeting course prerequisites listed in the catalog will be accepted.
1. Students participating in any program at SCESTA are not allowed to wear cutoffs, shorts or open toe footwear.
2. All protective clothing must meet OSHA requirements- OSHA 29, CFR 1910.156.
3. Students participating in a class that requires SCBA are responsible for bringing their own equipment in a good working
order.
4. Students with excessive facial hair will not be permitted to attend classes that require the use of SCBA per OSHA 29, CFR
1910.134 and NFPA STD 1500 SEC.5-3.10.
5. Students participating in an indoor program are permitted to wearing casual but neat clothing.
6. Students must be prepared to take notes and receive handouts for both indoor and outdoor programs.
I certify that I do not have any physical and/or other conditions which would prevent them from actively participating in all
portions of the course. I certify that I am covered by Homeowners Personal Liability Insurance, as indicated by a
copy of such insurance attached. Policy limit must be 500,000 per incident.
Last Name
First Name
M.I. SS #
DFS #
EMS #
Date of Birth
1.
The undersigned agrees to the above conditions and authorizes this application.
Print Name:
Signature:
Cell Phone #:
Title:
Home Phone #:
Date:
Academy use only
Check #:
Total Amount:
Date:
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EMERGENCY SERVICES TRAINING ACADEMY
CONTRACT CLASS FORM FOR ORGANIZATIONS
PO BOX 3000
SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876
PHONE: (908) 725-5070
FAX: (908) 725-5077
WEBSITE: http://www.co.somerset.nj.us/government/
public-health-safety/emergency-services-training-academy
EMAIL: [email protected]
SEPARATE APPLICATIONS ARE REQUESTED FOR EACH COURSE. ALL INFORMATION MUST BE TYPED OR PRINTED IN BLOCK LETTERS.
DEPARTMENT/ORGANIZATION:
CONFIRMATION ADDRESS:
TRAINING OFFICER/CONTACT PERSON:
PHONE NUMBER:
EMAIL ADDRESS:
COURSE REQUESTED:
NUMBER OF STUDENTS:
PRIMARY DATE:
ALTERNATE DATE:
TIME OF COURSE:
8:30AM-12PM
8:30AM-4:00PM
7:00PM-10:00PM
HOLD HARMLESS AND INDEMNIFICATION :
The undersigned understands and acknowledges that this Hold Harmless and Indemnification Agreement requires that the SCESTA, its
instructors, employees and volunteers be indemnified and held harmless for any and all liability, claims, costs, suits, cause s of actions,
judgments or damages sustained by the SCESTA or any other person or persons for bodily injury and for injury to or loss of property,
resulting from causes by or rising out of the conduct of the outside organization/individual and/or guests, participants, vis itors or other
persons attending the event referred to in this Agreement. This Hold Harmless and Indemnification Agreement shall also pertain to any s uch
claims alleging negligence on the part of the SCESTA.
The undersigned further agrees to release any claims that they may have in the future against the SCESTA relating to the use of the SCESTA
property or facility, including all claims alleging negligence on the part of the SCESTA.
The undersigned must furnish SCESTA with a Certificate of Insurance naming SCESTA as an additional insured party and the minimum limit of
Commercial General Liability shall be $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate for bodily injury and property damag e.
Commercial Auto Liability shall cover owned, non -owned, hired vehicles, plus Garage Keep er’s Legal Liability, with minimum limits of liability
in the amount of $1,000,000 per occurrence, as a combined single limit for bodily injury and property damage. Statutory Worke rs’
Compensation coverage shall be provided in accordance with the requireme nts of the laws of this State:
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$1,000,000 each accident
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$1,000,000 disease each employee
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$1,000,000 disease aggregate limit
Signature of individual or organization training liaison:
ENROLLMENT ELIGIBILTIY:
Only those applicants meeting course prerequisites listed in the catalog will be accepted.
1. Students participating in any program at SCESTA are not allowed to wear cutoffs, shorts or open toe footwear.
2. All protective clothing must meet OSHA requirements - OSHA 29, CFR 1910.156.
3. Students participating in a class that requires SCBA are res ponsible for bringing their own equipment in a good working order.
4. Students with excessive facial hair will not be permitted to attend classes that require the use of SCBA per OSHA 29, CFR 1910.134 and
NFPA STD 1500 SEC.5-3.10.
5. Students participating in an indoor program are permitted to wearing casual but neat clothing.
6. Students must be prepared to take notes and receive handouts for both indoor and outdoor programs.
The undersigned certifies that the students enrolled do not have any physical an d/or other conditions which would prevent them from actively
participating in all portions of the course. The undersigned certifies that all personnel enrolled in the above course is cov ered by Workers’
Compensation and Liability Insurance, or otherwise in sured, as indicated by a copy of such insurance attached to the current authorized
signature form on file.
The undersigned agrees to the above conditions and authorizes this application.
Print Name:
Signature:
Cell Phone #:
Title:
Home Phone #:
Date:
Full payment for training must be submitted upon receipt of invoice.
TRAINING AREA REQUIREMENTS
Please check areas needed:
Classroom
Tower
Outdoor Classroom
Phase 1
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SOMERSET COUNTY
EMERGENCY SERVICES TRAINING ACADEMY
CONTRACT CLASS FORM FOR ORGANIZATIONS
PO BOX 3000
SOMERVILLE, NJ 08876
PHONE: (908) 725-5070
FAX: (908) 725-5077
WEBSITE: http://www.co.somerset.nj.us/government/
public-health-safety/emergency-services-training-academy
EMAIL: [email protected]
Smoke Building
Phase 5
Maze
Propane Mock Up
Class B Burn Building
Car Fire Mock Up
Extrication Pad
Confined Space
Pond
Rail Cars
ADDITIONAL COST
Certificates ($25.00)
CEUs ($50.00) Must be processed 45 days prior to the start date, CEUs will not be issued after the course is complete
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