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Fire Science Technology
Firefighting Tactics & Strategy II
FFP 2811
Prerequisite Eligibility: Must have taken FFP 2810 –
Fire Fighting Tactics & Strategy I
Course Description: This curriculum covers multiple
company operations, logistics, strategy, use of mutual aid
services and operations at complex buildings. The course is
intended for officers who may be in command of fires and
other emergencies involving close coordination and
maximum use of large amounts of personnel and equipment.
Risk management planning and critical thinking skills are
stressed.
Course Requirements: Students meet for 40 contact
hours & 8 hour off-site research project.
Course Offering: Students can take this course for
College Credit as part of the Fire Science Technology A.S.
Degree or for Continuing Education if College Credit is not
needed.
Course: FFP 2811 (College Credit)
CRN: 13180
or
Course: FIFX 0811 (Continuing Education)
CRN: 71004
Dates: March 10, 12, 24, 26 & 31
Time: Tuesday’s & Thursday’s
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Where: Palm Bay Campus
Building 6, Room 105
College Credit Cost: $312.00
or
Continuing Ed. Cost: $262.00
Book Required: Strategic & Tactical Considerations
on the Fireground 4th Ed. ISBN 9780134442648
Minimum – 12 students
Maximum – 24 students
For Additional Information or
Questions call - 321.433.5707
Registration Information For College Credit or Continuing Education: Jessica Antus, Program Specialist Fire Science Technology 1455 Treeland Blvd. SE Palm Bay 32909 Building 6, Room 106 (321) 433-5707 Email: [email protected]
Fire Science Technology
Fire Chemistry
FFP 2111
Prerequisite Eligibility: Must be a Career Firefighter
or have taken FFP 1000 - Introduction to Fire Science for
college credit.
Course Description: This course is designed to show
the arson investigator the different forms of matter and
energy, common substances, and how they relate to fires.
The chemical formulas of flammable and combustible
substances, their bonding’s and separations, as well as the
different chemical reactions related to fire and oxidation
are covered. Particular emphasis is placed on the specific
substances used by arsonists to ignite and accelerate
burnings.
Course Requirements: Students meet for 40 contact
hours & complete an 8 hour project. Course Offering: Students can take this course for
College Credit as part of the Fire Science Technology A.S.
Degree or for Continuing Education if College Credit is not
needed.
Course: FFP 2111 (College Credit)
CRN: 13181
or
Course: FIFX 0111 (Continuing Education)
CRN: 71005
Dates: April 07, 09, 14, 16 & 21
Time: Tuesday’s & Thursday’s
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Where: Palm Bay Campus
Building 6, Room 105
College Credit Cost: $312.00
or
Continuing Ed. Cost: $262.00
Book Required: Fire Dynamics, 2nd Ed.
Minimum – 12 students
Maximum – 24 students
For Additional Information or
Questions call - 321.433.5707
Registration Information For College Credit or Continuing Education: Jessica Antus, Program Specialist Fire Science Technology 1455 Treeland Blvd. SE Palm Bay 32909 Building 6, Room 106 (321) 433-5707 Email: [email protected]
Eastern Florida State College Continuing Education
Special Class Offering …
E.V.O.C. Emergency Vehicle Operator’s Course
Course Description: For career and volunteer Firefighter’s, EMT’s and
Paramedic students. Students must possess a valid
driver’s license and are expected to have a firm
understanding of basic driver theory/functions. This
two day 16 hour course consists of 8 hours lecture and 8
hours driving techniques. This class provides the
individual with the skills necessary to operate an
emergency response vehicle under emergency and non-
emergency driving conditions. This course is designed to
enhance the driver’s situational awareness, overcome
adverse driving conditions and respond to unplanned
changes in traffic patterns. This course meets all EVOC
requirements as set forth by the VFIS and is FCDICE
approved.
Registration Directions 1. Go to Fire Science’s home page (www.easternflorida.edu/go/fire. On the left side, select Continuing Education Courses
Course: FIFX 0037
CRN: 71235/71236 Dates: March 7th & 8th 2020
Time: Saturday & Sunday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Where: Palm Bay Campus
Building 6, Room 117
2. Go to the right side and click on Search for Classes.
3 Click on the box to the left of the classes you wish to register for.
4. At the bottom click on the button that says “Add these courses and continue to Registration.
5. It will take you to a screen that asks for your name, address, etc. All
information must be filled in. 6. At the bottom click on “Continue to payment information”
7. Click on the box to indicate your payment type. If you select a
credit card—fill in credit card information
Class Cost: $100.00
Mandatory Accident & Liability Insurance:
$26.50 (*If not purchased in the last 12 months.)
Total Cost: $126.50*^
^EFSC A/L Insurance is good for one year
from date of purchase.
Minimum – 12 students
Maximum – 18 students
8. If you are not ready to pay or your department is paying, select check.
9. Payments can be made online by accessing Titan
Web Services or at any campus cashier. Mail checks to:
Eastern Florida State College 1519 Clearlake Rd Cocoa, FL 32922
10. Click “submit registration” button
11. Print out receipt of registration
Follow us on Facebook at EFSC Fire.
Questions call – 321.433.5707
Online registration is unavailable for
this course.
Call Jessica Antus to register.
321-433-5707
FIREFIGHTER 1 & 2 EMT
PARAMEDIC
FLUSAR
DRIVER ENGINEER
FLUSAR / TRT
FIRE OFFICER
FIRE INSPECTOR
PROMOTIONAL ASSESSMENTS
FOLLOW US ON
SOCIAL
MEDIA
CSRIPS
April 2020 - July 2020
CONST DOCS & PLANS REVIEW April 3-24*
STRUCTURAL COLLAPSE TECH April 6-17
EVOC April 13-15
LFTI April 13-16
LFAT April 15-16
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS I May 1-22*
FIRE SERVICE HYDRAULICS May 4-8
APPARATUS OPERATIONS May 11-15 or 18-22
LFTI-R May 11
FIRE PREVENTION PRACTICES May 29– June 19*
EVOC June 15-17
FIRE INVEST: ORIGIN & CAUSE June 26-July 17*
*Fridays Only
For course information and to register for classes, please visit our website@ www.csrips.org.
4180 NW 120th Ave CORAL SPRINGS, FL 33065 (954) 346 -1774
TOP RATED FIRE ACADEMY IN FLORIDA
CLASS OFFERINGS
FIREFIGHTER 1 & 2 EMT
PARAMEDIC
FLUSAR
DRIVER ENGINEER
FLUSAR / TRT
FIRE OFFICER
FIRE INSPECTOR
PROMOTIONAL ASSESSMENTS
FOLLOW US ON
SOCIAL
MEDIA
CSRIPS
2020 Inspector/Investigator Classes
Const Docs & Plans Review April 3-24*
Fire Protection Systems I May 1-22*
Fire Prevention Practices May 29-June19*
Origin & Cause Investigation June 26-July17*
Building Construction July 20-24
Fire Protection Systems II August 7-28*
Arson Investigation Sept 4-25*
Latent Investigation Oct 5-9
Arson Investigation Oct 30-Nov 20*
*4 consecutive Fridays
For course information and to register for classes, please visit our website@ www.csrips.org.
4180 NW 120th Ave CORAL SPRINGS, FL 33065 (954) 346 -1774
TOP RATED FIRE ACADEMY IN FLORIDA
CLASS OFFERINGS
SOUTHEASTERN PUBLICSAFETY INSTITUTE
The SPC Fire and Public Safety Training Center is located at 5005 126th Ave N, Clearwater, FL 33760
FIRE AND PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING
CENTER
Apparatus Operations
Deadline to register May 4
May 11-15, 20209:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Training at SPC Fire Training Center5005 126th Avenue N., Clearwater, FL. The curriculum will cover the laws, rules, & driving techniques for emergency vehicles, as well as basic fireground hydraulics. Fireground evolutions are a large component of the practical portion on the course. The evolutions include use of preconnected lines, tandem pumping, drafting, relays, and master streams. Student should have a basic understanding of fire stream hydraulics as demonstrated in Firefighter I and Firefighter II prior to registering.
Required Text & Materials: Gloves, helmet, & proper attire for water pumping exercises, IFSTA Pumping and Aerial Apparatus Driver/ Operator Handbook, 3rd Edition ISBN 978-0-87939-571-1. This may also be purchased at St. Pete Gibbs Bookstore, 6700 7th Ave. N in St.Petersburg.
• $310 per personDeadline for cancellation withrefund by May 4.
• Seating is limited
• See all of the classeswe offer,www.spcollege.edu/fireservice
http://www.spcollege.edu/fireservice/Questions? Contact Fire Inservice Office at 727-302-6873.
St. Petersburg College is committed to equal access/equal opportunity in its programs, activities, and employment. For additional information visit www.spcollege.edu/eaeo/.
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SOUTHEASTERN PUBLICSAFETY INSTITUTE
The SPC Fire and Public Safety Training Center is located at 5005 126th Ave N, Clearwater, FL 33760
FIRE AND PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING
CENTER
Ladders for the Win
Deadline to register May 8
May 15, 20208:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Training at SPC Fire Training Center5005 126th Avenue N., Clearwater, FL.
This class will give the student an understanding for practical ladder applications and techniques beyond the minimum standards requirements, increasing efficiency and safety. The lecture will discuss the equipment and materials utilized during the hands on drills and will allow each student to apply these techniques practically during emergency situations.
Students will learn multiple ladders raises and techniques including chicken wing, ally raise, upside down balcony raise, marquee and shoot raise, ground ladder victim removals, hoisting, alternative leg and arm locks, and climbing techniques. This class was formerly When Things Go Bad: Unconventional Ground Ladders.
REQUIRED TEXT & MATERIALS: Students must provide their own PPE including SCBA. Long pants and closed shoes must be worn on the drill grounds.
• $140 per person Deadline for cancellation with refund by May 8.
• Seating is limited
• 8 CEUs for Fire Instructor Renewal
http://www.spcollege.edu/fireservice/Questions? Contact Fire Inservice Office at 727-302-6873.
St. Petersburg College is committed to equal access/equal opportunity in its programs, activities, and employment. For additional information visit www.spcollege.edu/eaeo/.
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SOUTHEASTERN PUBLICSAFETY INSTITUTE
The SPC Fire and Public Safety Training Center is located at 5005 126th Ave N, Clearwater, FL 33760
FIRE AND PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING
CENTER
NFA (0458) Preparation for Initial Company OperationsDeadline to register June 3
This two-day course is designed to develop a better understanding of the role and responsibilities of Company Officers (COs) in preparing their company for incident operations and to clarify the transition from firefighter to CO and the new roles relating to leadership and safety. This course is designed for COs, acting COs, or senior firefighters responsible for the management of a single fire company at an emergency incident, including those officers who are responsible for company readiness, personnel safety, and leadership as it relates to company operation.
June 10-11, 20208:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Training at SPC EpiCenter, Room 2-30313805 58th Street N., Clearwater, FL.
• $165 per person Deadline for cancellation with refund by June 3.
• Includes all course materials
• 14 CEUs for Instructor I, II, & III
http://www.spcollege.edu/fireservice/Questions? Contact Fire Inservice Office at 727-302-6873.
St. Petersburg College is committed to equal access/equal opportunity in its programs, activities, and employment. For additional information visit www.spcollege.edu/eaeo/.
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The Board of Trustees of St. Petersburg College affirms its equal opportunity policy in accordance with the provisions of
the Florida Educational Equity Act and all other relevant state and federal laws, rules and regulations. The college will not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, religion, sex, age, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation,
gender identity, genetic information, or against any qualified individual with disabilities in its employment practices or in
the admission and treatment of students. Recognizing that sexual harassment constitutes discrimination on the basis of
sex and violates this Rule, the college will not tolerate such conduct. Should you experience such behavior, please
contact the director of EA/EO/Title IX Coordinator at 727-341-3261; by mail at P.O. Box 13489, St. Petersburg, FL 33733-
3489; or by email at [email protected].
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St. Petersburg College
Fire and Public Safety Training Center
Rooming Houses, Apartments, & Hotels Fire Behavior
Hood Systems - Part I Hood Systems - Part II
FL Fire Prev Code Update NFPA 1 FL Fire Prev Code Update NFPA 101
Electric Car Fires and Investigation Fire Alarm Systems
Fire Cause & Origin Review
Wind Driven Fires - NEW
Changes to NFPA 13 for Storage
Methods of Program Evaluation-NEW
Online CEU courses offered year round
$30 per course
See all of the classes we offer!
SPC Fire Training Center 5005 126th Avenue N.
Clearwater, FL. Visit our website for info on how to
register.
The Board of Trustees of St. Petersburg College affirms its equal opportunity policy in accordance with the provisions of
the Florida Educational Equity Act and all other relevant state and federal laws, rules and regulations. The college will not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, religion, sex, age, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation,
gender identity, genetic information, or against any qualified individual with disabilities in its employment practices or in
the admission and treatment of students. Recognizing that sexual harassment constitutes discrimination on the basis of
sex and violates this Rule, the college will not tolerate such conduct. Should you experience such behavior, please
contact the director of EA/EO/Title IX Coordinator at 727-341-3261; by mail at P.O. Box 13489, St. Petersburg, FL 33733-
3489; or by email at [email protected].
www.spcollege.edu/fireservice Questions? Contact Fire Inservice Office at 727-302-6873.
Register now
St. Petersburg College
Fire and Public Safety Training Center
Live Fire Training Instructor I Refresher This refresher course is designed to satisfy the FSFC recertification
requirement for Live Fire Training Instructors. Students must provide a copy of their LFTI I Certification and Instructor I, II, or III certifications as
well as verification of participation in live fire trainings as the Instructor-in-Charge or Safety Officer. Once registered, please fax this information to
(727) 499-4676 or scan and email to [email protected].
REQUIRED TEXT & MATERIALS: Students MUST BRING the most recent copy of NFPA 1403, 2012 ed.
• 8 CEU’s available for LFTI I renewal
• $85.00 per person Deadline to cancel with refund Apr 14
• Register on our website
April 21, 2020 8:00a-5:00p
SPC Fire Training Center 5005 126th Ave N.
Clearwater, FL. 33760
1/8/2020
ST PETERSBURG COLLEGE
EMERGENCY ADMINISTRATION & MANAGEMENT AS/CERTIFICATE COURSE OFFERINGS Spring Session II 2019-2020 (0570)
CL # COURSE COURSE NAME INSTRUCTOR CR TIME Modmester 1 or
2
Full Semester
DSC 1002 Domestic & International Terrorism KEIRN 3 Online 8W1
DSC 1631 Terrorism Response Planning MCGANN 3 Online 8W1
DSC 1033 Weapons of Mass Destruction MCGANN 3 Online 8W2
DSC 1552 Critical Infrastructure CROWTHER 3 Online 8W2
FFP 2740 Fire Service Course Delivery ROBERTS 3 Online F
FFP 1823 Technical Applications in Emergency Management KEIRN 3 Online 8W1
FFP 1830 Introduction to Hazards SHEDLER 3 Online 8W1
SYP 2460 Effects of Disaster on Society GRAVES 3 Online 8W1
FFP 2801 Fundamentals of Emergency Management GRAVES 3 Online 8W2
FFP 2841 Contingency Planning for Business and Industry MCGANN 3 Online 8W2
Registration Starts: October 23, 2019 Full Semester Dates: January 13, 2020 – May 8, 2020 Session Dates: Modmester 1 (8W1): January 13, 2020 – March 6, 2020 Modmester 2 (8W2): March 16, 2020 – May 8, 2020 ** Blended class 50% classroom/50% online
ST PETERSBURG COLLEGE/SOUTHEASTERN PUBLIC SAFETY INSTITUTE
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE/CERTIFICATE COURSE OFFERINGS
1/8/2020
FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY COURSE OFFERINGS Spring Session II 2019-2020 (0570) ALL CLASSES ARE ONLINE
CL # COURSE NO COURSE NAME INSTRUCTOR CR HOURS Modmester 1
or 2
Full Term FCDICE Class #
FFP1111 Fire Chemistry KEIRN 3 F 97249
FFP1540 Private Fire Protection Systems I BROWN 3 F 97250
FFP 2541 Private Fire Protection Systems II BROWN 3 F 97251
FFP 2510 Fire Codes & Standards BROWN 3 F 97254
FFP 2740 Fire Service Course Delivery ROBERTS 3 F 97255
FFP 1109 Fire Department Occupational Safety ANGLE 3 8W1 97256
FFP 2521 Blueprint Reading & Plans Review BROWN 3 8W1 97257
FFP 2706 Fire Service Public Information Officer (Spring Only) GRAVES 3 8W1 97258
FFP 2720 Company Officer REIN 3 8W1 97259
FFP 2741 Fire Service Course Design ROBERTS 3 8W1 97261
FFP 2810 Firefighting Tactics/Strategies LARGE 3 8W1 99695
FFP1505 Fire Prevention BROWN 3 8W1 97262
FFP 2120 Bldg Construction for Fire Science BROWN 3 8W2 97263
FFP 2811 Firefighting Tactics/Strategies II BRUNI 3 8W2 100465
Registration Starts: October 23, 2019 Full Semester Dates: January 13, 2020 – May 8, 2020 Session Dates: Modmester 1 (8W1): January 13, 2020 – March 6, 2020 Modmester 2 (8W2): March 16, 2020 – May 8, 2020 ** Blended class 50% classroom/50% online
ST PETERSBURG COLLEGE
COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE COURSE OFFERINGS
SPRING SESSION II 2019/2020 (20192/570) *All classes are Online*
CL # COURSE # COURSE NAME INSTRUCTOR CR MODMESTER FCDICE Class # 3235 PAD 3034 Survey of Public Policy Frank 3 8W1
3379 PAD 3311 Program Planning & Evaluation Beck 3 8W1
3207 PAD 3311 Program Planning & Evaluation Beck 3 8W1
3236 PAD 3820 Foundations of Public Safety Rasor 3 8W1
3205 PAD 3874 Community Relations Theory/Practice Rasor 3 8W1
3308 PAD 3874 Community Relations Theory/Practice Rasor 3 8W1
3384 PAD 4046 Managing Conflict in Public Organizations Afienko 3 8W1
3450 PAD 4046 Managing Conflict in Public Organizations Afienko 3 8W1
3527 PAD 4204 Public Finance Rasor 3 8W1
3239 PAD 4232 Grant Admin/ Resource Development Shultz 3 8W1
3328 PAD 4232 Grant Admin/ Resource Development Bley 3 8W1
3299 PAD 4603 Administrative Law Afienko 3 8W1
3194 PAD 4878 Public Safety Admin Capstone Rasor 3 8W1
3240 CJC 3311 Contemporary Issues & Trends in Corrections Rhyne 3 8W1
3279 CJE 3611 Criminal Investigations Theory & Practice Rasor 3 8W2
3241 FES 3533 Community Fire & Risk Reduction Angle 3 8W1 100454
3280 FES 3823 Planning Methodology for Hazard Mitigation Schenk 3 8W1
3206 MAN 3301 Public Personnel Management Beck 3 8W1
3381 MAN 3301 Public Personnel Management Beck 3 8W1
3537 ISM 3011 Management Info Systems (other sections available) K Thomas 3 8W1 TMGT-UD
3329 PAD 4232 Grant Admin/ Resource Development Beck 3 8W2
3310 PAD 3034 Survey of Public Policy Frank 3 8W2
3213 PAD 3820 Foundations of Public Safety Afienko 3 8W2 3278 PAD 4014 Political/Socio-Economic Impact of Gangs Stanelle 3 8W2 3214 PAD 4204 Public Finance Beck 3 8W2
3327 PAD 4204 Public Finance Rasor 3 8W2
3306 PAD 4232 Grant Admin/ Resource Development Shultz 3 8W2
3214 PAD 4232 Grant Admin/ Resource Development Beck 3 8W2
3188 PAD 4332 Strategic & Operational Planning K. Thomas 3 8W2
3402 PAD 4393 Critical Incident Management Crowther 3 8W2
3237 PAD 4603 Administrative Law Afienko 3 8W2
3511 PAD 4603 Administrative Law Afienko 3 8W2
3349 PAD 4878 Public Safety Admin Capstone Rasor 3 8W2
3710 CJE 3611 Criminal Investigations Theory & Practice Rhyne 3 8W2
3526 FFP 3785 Chief Officer ATPC9516 Angle 3 8W2 97263
3302 MAN 3301 Public Personnel Management Crowther 3 8W2
3510 MAN 3301 Public Personnel Management Evans 3 8W2
3394 ISM 3011 Management Info Systems (other sections available) K. Thomas 3 8W2 TMGT-UD
Modmester 8W1 dates: Jan. 13, 2020 – March 6, 2020; Modmester 8W2 dates: March 16, 2020 – May 8, 2020 All Registration Starts: Oct. 23, 2019
Revised 10/8/19
Spring & Summer 2020 Terms / Registration begins on October 23rd, 2019
Course Dates: February 3, 2020 to May 22, 2020 Class Hours: 6:00 P.M. -10:00 P.M. (Monday-Friday)
Location: MDC, North Campus, Building 7000, Room 7233 Register online: www.mdc.edu OR any MDC Campus Registration Office
DATES COURSE TITLE Subj Area-Cat Nbr /
Class Number INSTRUCTOR
2/3/20 to 2/18/20 Blueprint Reading/Plans Rev. * FFP-2521 / Class # 15207 D. Williams
2/24/20 to 3/10/20 Building Construction * FFP-2120 / Class # 15210 D. Williams
3/16/20 to 3/27/20 Private Fire Protection (Detect/Suppression) FFP-2540 / Class # 15220 D. Williams
4/6/20 to 4/21/20 Fire/Building Codes FFP-2510 / Class # 15221 D. Williams
5/11/20 to 5/22/20 Fire Prevention (Summer 2020) FFP-1505 / Class # TBA D. Williams
*Class times will include an off-campus field trip.
This program will cover the required subject areas for taking the State Bureau of Fire Standards & Training
examination for certification as a Firesafety Inspector. Attendance is mandatory due to the condensed and
accelerated nature of this program. Registration is on a first come, first served basis. PREREQUISITE: Students must complete a MDC admission/readmission credit application and be in good standing. All first-
time students must pay a $30.00 non-refundable application fee. For degree-seeking students, the program code is 27018 (Financial Aid will only pay for these courses if you are degree-seeking). For non-degree seeking students, the program code
is 30170 or 30171. Presently, tuition per college credit is $118.22 and $354.66 for each 3 credits. (Effective July 1st, 2019, tuition will be increased). Tuition for all five (3-credit) classes will be $1,773.30. Individual student fees must be paid prior to
class attendance. The College does not accept partial payment. If you register for all 3 classes, you must pay for all at one time.
If you need special accommodations, please call ACCESS Services: (305) 237-1272, Room 6112, N/Campus.
Students may be restricted to take the Postsecondary Education Readiness Test (PERT), please contact the Advisement Office for further details @ (305) 237-1425.
In order to receive a certificate of completion, you must take the above courses in sequential order and pass the first time, within one year of taking the series. Otherwise, students can submit a copy of their transcripts for course verification (No Exceptions).
Miami Dade College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate and
baccalaureate degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for
questions about the accreditation of Miami Dade College.
For further information on this program, please contact Mrs. Burton or Ms. Grant @ 305-237-FIRE (3473). Holidays (no class): February 17 (President’s Day), March 5, April 10 (Good Friday).
Textbook Information (for cost, please contact the MDC Bookstore, 305-237-1247):
FFP-2521 – PLANS EXAMINER FOR FIRE/EMERGENCY SERVICES, 2nd Edition, ISBN #978-0879396084
FFP-2120 - BUILDING CONSTRUCTION RELATED TO THE FIRE SERVICE, 4th Edition, by IFSTA, ISBN#: 978-0879395940
FFP 2540 - FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS, Enhanced 2nd EDITION, by A. Maurice Jones, Jr., ISBN#: 978-1284294170
FFP-2510 - FLORIDA FIRE PREVENTION CODE, 6th Edition (2018), ISBN #978-1557019424
FFP-1505 – FIRE INSPECTION & CODE ENFORCEMENT, 8th Edition (2016), ISBN #978-0879396053
Steps to Complete MDC Admission Fire Science Courses
1) Go to www.mdc.edu 2) Click on Admissions 3) Click on “Apply Online Now” 4) Click on “Online Credit Application” 5) Click on “New Application” or “Readmission” 6) Read the guidelines and click “Continue” 7) Enter your email address and click “Sign In” 8) Enter your name and contact information 9) Enter a password (based on the criteria outlined on the page), then click
“Continue” 10) Enter requested information, then click “Continue” 11) Click on the type of high school diploma (secondary schooling) you received and
other school information, then click “Continue”
12) Enter your information. When you are finished, click "Continue". *Year/Term you are applying for Year/Term: Please select a term. (Term in which Fire Science courses occur) *Campus Preferred Campus: North
This is the campus that will process your application. 13) Select Non-degree student for personal interest or development OR 13) Degree student to complete a program/degree, then click continue, (Drop-down menu appears), Select Fire Science Technology (Code: 27018), then click continue 14) Enter emergency contact information 15) Enter your good conduct and citizenship information, then click “Continue” 16) Read the in-state eligibility guidelines, enter your eligibility information, then click
“Continue” 17) Make sure all of your information is accurate, then click “Continue” 18) Print this page for your records
VERIFYING YOUR ADMISSION APPLICATION STATUS: 1) Wait 2 or 3 business days for processing 2) Log into your MDC student portal 3) Click Registration tab then Register, Add/Drop… 4) Login to MDConnect, Click Enroll 5) Ensure that you are listed in Undergraduate in the correct term 6) Print for your records *For questions regarding admissions, please contact MDC North Registration Department: (305) 237-1111.
Registration and Contact Information Please call 407 582 6688 or visit our website to register.
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School of Public Safety 8600 Valencia College Lane Orlando, FL 32825
Fire Rescue Institute Training Facility 2966 W. Oak Ridge Road Orlando, FL 32809
Fire Advanced Specialized Training Schedule March 2020 – July 2020 Valencia’s Advanced Specialized Training Program for Fire Professionals provides a wide variety of training and learning opportunities to support the continued advancement of our community’s public and private sector responders. Our programs have high quality relevant curriculum and are taught by experienced professionals from the field.
March 2020
Course Title Program Description Date Time Fee Location Confined Space: Operations & Technician
Confined Space: Operations/Technician is a 40-hour course designed for members of confined-space rescue teams, and is based on standards established in NFPA 1670. Students will perform victim retrieval in simulated and actual confined spaces. Emphasis is placed on rope rigging, hazard identification, and hazard mitigation skills.
3/23/20
to
3/27/20
9:00 a.m.
to
6:00 p.m.
Consortium - $409
$511
Fire Rescue Institute
Training Facility
Forcible Entry With Vent Enter Search
Students will start with the basics and progress towards real world forcible entry challenges and will have a great understanding on the “whys” of forcible entry. This class will focus on repetition to build a good forcible entry foundation and will use through-the-lock and passive entry rotation throughout the course. Students will work with live smoke forcible entry scenarios and learn to force several doors in tight quarters.
3/23/20
9:00 a.m.
to
6:00 p.m.
Consortium - $160 $200
Fire Rescue Institute
Training Facility
Command School
Students will use Valencia’s Advanced Fire Simulator and learn how to become a more valuable Incident Commander, make better emergency scene decisions and improve knowledge, skills and abilities in a state of the art immersive experience. Students will analyze real word incidents, study NIOSH reports and after accident reviews of incidents that have occurred bother here in Central Florida and around the country. NIMS compliant.
3/30/20
to
4/3/20
8:00 a.m.
to
5:00 p.m.
Consortium - $624 $780
School
of
Public Safety
April 2020 Vehicle Machinery Rescue Operations
This course in basic vehicle and machinery rescue satisfies the requirements of NFPA 1006: Rescuer Level 1 and NFPA 1670 Rescue Operations. The knowledge obtained during this course will provide the skills required for recognizing hazards, using equipment and implementing techniques necessary to operate safely and effectively at incidents involving person injured or entrapped. Students will perform extrication and disentanglement operations, stabilize common passenger vehicles and operate powered hydraulic rescue tools.
4/6/20
to 4/10/20
9:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m.
Consortium - $605
$755
Fire Rescue
Institute
Training Facility
Truck Company Operations II
This course will have a review of topics learned in Truck Company Operations I and then combine skills from Truck Company I into more in depth material. Topics include large area searches (commercial) using search lines, multiple live fire exercises, stokes basket evolutions, and more. This class is a physically demanding course and certain requirements must be met at each stage in order to receive credit.
4/6/20
to
4/10/20
9:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m.
Consortium - $605
$755
Fire Rescue Institute
Training Facility
Trench Rescue: Operations & Technician
This course combines the 24-hour operational level with the 16-hour technical level. It teaches the necessary knowledge to mitigate incidents involving trench or excavation collapse. Topics include hazard recognition, proper equipment use and techniques to operate safely and effectively at excavation emergencies involving collapse.
4/13/20
to
4/17/20
9:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m.
Consortium - $498 $618
Valencia
Osceola Campus
Vehicle Machinery Rescue Technician
This course is designed to give the student real world heavy rescue scenarios and adheres to NFPA 1670 and 1006 and is a continuation from the Vehicle Machinery Rescue Operations course. Students will learn how to estimate the weight of a vehicle as well as different materials used to construct vehicles and machinery; save equipment and lives by utilizing lock out/tag out systems and will have hands on training with heavy lift bags, high and low pressure bags, plasma torches and more.
4/27/20
to 5/1/20
9:00 a.m.
to 6:00 pm
Consortium - $605 $755
Fire Rescue Institute
Training Facility
Fire Service Hydraulics & Apparatus Operations
80 hours of lecture, practical, and home-study training for firefighters, covering all aspects of operating various types of pumps and pumping apparatus, including vehicle driving and preventive maintenance. Successful completion of the course will qualify the graduate in accordance with NFPA 1002.
Classroom Dates: 4/27/20 – 5/1/20. Practical Dates: 5/4/20 – 5/8/20
4/27/20
to
5/8/20
9:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m.
Consortium - $500
$620
Fire Rescue
Institute
Training Facility
Registration and Contact Information Please call 407 582 6688 or visit our website to register.
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Locations
School of Public Safety 8600 Valencia College Lane Orlando, FL 32825
Fire Rescue Institute Training Facility 2966 W. Oak Ridge Road Orlando, FL 32809
Fire Service Hydraulics & Apparatus Operations
80 hours of lecture, practical, and home-study training for firefighters, covering all aspects of operating various types of pumps and pumping apparatus, including vehicle driving and preventive maintenance. Successful completion of the course will qualify the graduate in accordance with NFPA 1002.
Classroom Dates: 4/27/20 – 5/1/20. Practical Dates: 5/11/20 – 5/15/20
4/27/20
to
5/15/20
9:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m.
Consortium - $500
$620
Fire Rescue
Institute
Training Facility
July 2019
Course Title Program Description Date Time Fee Location Live Fire: 40HR
This 40-hour curriculum is designed to deliver a comprehensive live fire- training program, within a safe and controlled environment, in accordance with NFPA 1402, NFPA 1403, and NFPA 1500. Both lecture and practical will be used allowing participants to apply knowledge of the above standards to training activities.
7/13/20 to
7/17/20
8:00 a.m. to
6:00 p.m.
Consortium - $359 $450
Fire Rescue
Institute
Training Facility
We Meet Agency Needs
Valencia’s Advanced Specialized Training Program for Fire Professionals offers a wide variety of training and learning opportunities for our community’s public and private sector fire service professionals. Our programs focus on the most recent updates, topics and equipment and are taught by experienced professionals from the field.
Valencia can customize programs as well as administer promotional and new hire assessments to meet the specific needs of any agency.
To learn more, please contact Manager, PCE Fire, Kelly Seda at (407) 582-1029 or [email protected]
To register please call the business office at 407 582 6688
Course Overview
Confined Space: Operational and Technical is a 40-hour course designed for members of confined space rescue teams, and is based on standards established in NFPA 1670. Students will perform victim retrieval in simulated and actual confined spaces.
This course combines 24 hours of instruction at the operational level with 16 hours at the technician level. It includes simple and compound rope hauling systems, as well as advanced confined-space entry and extrication techniques. Emphasis is placed on rope rigging, hazard identification, and hazard mitigation skills.
Confined Space: Operations and Technician
Course Details
Date: March 23 – March 27, 2020
Time: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Consortium Fee: $409
Fee: $511
Location: Fire Rescue Institute 2966 W. Oak Ridge Rd Orlando, FL. 32809
Equipment Needed: Students must
bring hard hat, gloves, eye protection,
and non- skid shoes with safety toe
boxes.
Prerequisites: The student must be a certified firefighter or part of an industrial rescue team and have rope rescue operations.
SPRING 2020 School of Public Safety
To register please call the business office at 407 582 6688
Course Overview
As the forcible entry team, you have the pressure of the entire fire ground on you. The door must be opened to allow searches and hose advancement to happen. This class will give you the confidence as if you have the “keys to the city” when faced with any forcible entry challenge.
Students will start with the basics and progress towards real world forcible entry challenges. Participants will have a great understanding on the “whys” of forcible entry. This class is 100% conventional techniques and will focus on repetition to build a good forcible entry foundation. Our through-the-lock and passive entry rotation will be hands-on and detailed, insuring participants have a sound understanding of pulling and manipulating locks. Students will end the day with a live smoke forcible entry scenario, forcing several doors in tight quarters.
This class is for any firefighter or fire officer wanting to know the details in forcible entry and will give them the skill to tackle any challenge.
Skills Covered Tool Orientation, Door Construction and Swing, Through-the-lock, Passive Entry, Padlocks, Security Window Bars, Limited Hallway Space, Limited Visibility
Forcible Entry with Vent Enter Search “The Keys to the City”
Course Details
Date: March 23, 2020
Time: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Consortium Fee: $160
Fee: $200
Location: Fire Rescue Institute
2966 W. Oak Ridge Rd
Orlando, FL. 32809
Equipment Required: Full Bunker Gear
SPRING 2020 School of Public Safety
To register please call 407-582-6688
Course Overview To become a valuable Incident Commander it is imperative to devise a strategy with specifics while monitoring the incident. This course helps to improve those skills.
Skills:
• Strategic Emergency Scene Decisions • Knowledge of Central Florida agencies Emergency Operations
Plan • Commander Tactics • Communication
Implementation of the skills learned are used in a state of the art immersive experience. The student can learn from mistakes in a safe environment using simulation systems that have a range of scenarios and abilities. Students will participate in classroom instruction by experienced fire department commanders from multiple agencies in the Central Florida Region. Real world incidents will be studied by analyzing NIOSH reports and after action reviews of incidents that have occurred both here in Central Florida and around the country.
Multi-Agency Incident Command School
Simulation Training
Course Details
Date: March 30 – April 3, 2020 Time: 8:00am to 5:00pm Consortium Fee: $624 Fee: $780 Location: School of Public Safety
8600 Valencia College Ln Orlando, FL. 32825
SPRING 2020 School of Public Safety
To register please call at: 407-582-6688
Course Overview
This course in basic vehicle and machinery rescue satisfies the requirements of NFPA 1006: Vehicle and Machinery Rescuer Level 1 and NFPA 1670: Vehicle and Machinery Rescue Operations. The knowledge obtained during this course will provide the skills required for recognizing hazards, using equipment, and implementing techniques necessary to operate safely and effectively at incidents involving persons injured or entrapped in a typical vehicle commonly found in the jurisdiction. Participants will demonstrate competency individually and as members of a response team through the use of real world scenarios. Participants will learn: • Perform extrication and disentanglement operations • Stabilize a common passenger vehicle • Determine common passenger vehicle access and egress
points • Operate powered hydraulic rescue tools • Isolate and manage potentially harmful energy sources • Determine small machinery access and egress points • Disentangle victim(s), given an extrication involving a small
or simple machine
Vehicle Machinery Rescue Operations Level
Course Details
Date: April 6 – April 10, 2020 Time: 9:00am to 6:00pm Consortium Fee: $605 Fee: $755 Location: Fire Rescue Institute 2966 W. Oak Ridge Orlando, FL 32809 Required Equipment: Own complete set of bunker gear (Helmet, jacket, pants, and boots), firefighting gloves or extrication specific rescue gloves and ANSI compliant eye protection.
SPRING 2020 School of Public Safety
To register please call 407-582-8157
Course Overview This course will have a review of topics learned in Truck Company Operations I and then combine skills from Truck Company I into more in depth material. Topics include large area searches
(commercial) using search lines, multiple live fire exercises, stokes basket evolutions, and more. This class is a physically demanding course and certain requirements must be met at each stage in order to receive credit.
Participants will learn:
• Ventilation practices
• Hoarder House Searching
• 3rd Floor VES with a 35
• Saw work off of a straight stick and roof pick offs utilizing the truck
• Live Fire VES
• Live Fire Interior Searches
• Live Fire Roof Cuts
• Live Fire Forcible Entry
Truck Company II Operations
Course Details
Date: April 6, 2020 – April 10, 2020 Time: 9:00 am Fee: $680
Consortium Members: $544 Location: Fire Rescue Institute 2966 W. Oak Ridge Road Orlando, FL 32809
Materials needed: Structural firefighting PPE including bunker gear, Nomex hood, eye protection, steel-toed boots, SCBA with two bottles
Course length: 40 hours
SPRING 2020 School of Public Safety
To register please call: 407-582-6688
Course Overview
This course combines the 24-hour Trench Rescue Operational level with the 16-hour Technical level. It teaches the necessary knowledge to mitigate incidents involving trench or excavation collapse. Topics include hazard recognition, proper equipment use, and techniques to operate safely and effectively at excavation emergencies involving collapse or failure of intersecting and non-intersecting trenches with an initial depth of 8 feet or less. Participants will learn: • How to identify need for trench rescue/excavation • Site control and scene management • Typical trench collapse patterns • Rapid, non-entry victim extraction • Soil classifications and characteristics • Atmospheric monitoring • Ventilation • “T” and “L” trenches • Shoring and disassembling support systems
TRENCH RESCUE: OPERATIONS AND TECHNICIAN
Course Details
Date: April 13 – 17, 2020 Time: 9:00am to 6:00pm Consortium Fee: $498 Fee: $618 Location: Valencia Campus Osceola 1800 Denn John Lane Kissimmee, Fl. 34744 Required Equipment: Your own personal protective equipment, hardhat, gloves, eye protection, and closed-toe shoes. Compliance Standards: NFPA 1006 and NFPA 1670
SPRING 2020 School of Public Safety
To register please call at: 407-582-6688
Course Overview This course is designed to give the student real world heavy rescue
scenarios. The course adheres to NFPA 1670 and 1006 and
continues from the Academy’s VMR: Operations course. Practical
application of VMR rescue skills and effective use of equipment to
safely extricate victims from the most complex situations. Update
knowledge in Fire Inspection and latest equipment.
Participants will learn:
• Learn how to estimate the weight of a vehicle as well as the
features of different materials used to construct vehicles and
machinery.
• Learn how to save equipment and lives by utilizing “lock
out/tag out” systems
• Safely disentangle victims of machinery accidents.
• Will have hands on training with heavy lift bags, high,
medium and low pressure bags, plasma torches, oxy-
acetylene torches, and exothermic torches
Vehicle Machinery Rescue Technician Level
Course Details
Date: April 27 – May 1, 2020 Time: 9:00am to 6:00pm Consortium Fee: $605 Fee: $755 Location: Fire Rescue Institute 2966 W. Oak Ridge Rd. Orlando, FL 32809 Required Equipment: Own complete set of bunker gear (Helmet, jacket, pants, and boots), firefighting gloves or extrication specific rescue gloves and ANSI compliant eye protection. Prerequisites: Completed Vehicle Machinery
Operations
SPRING 2020 School of Public Safety
To register please call the Business Office at 407-582-6688
Course Overview 80 hours of lecture, practical, and home-study training for firefighters, covering all aspects of operating various types of pumps and pumping apparatus, including vehicle driving and preventive maintenance. Successful completion of this course will qualify the graduate in accordance with NFPA 1002. Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to perform tasks in accordance with NFPA 1002 Standards and D.O.E. requirements in the following areas: 1. Pump Operations 2. Theoretical Hydraulics 3. Fire Ground Hydraulics 4. Apparatus Familiarization 5. Preventive Maintenance 6. Apparatus Operations
Week 1: April 27 – May 1 (classroom) Week 2: May 4 – May 8 (practical portion)
Fire Service Hydraulics & Apparatus Operations
Course Details
Date: April 27, 2020 – May 8, 2020 Start Time: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Fee: $620
Consortium Members: $500 Location: Fire Rescue Institute 2966 W. Oak Ridge Road Orlando, FL 32809
Materials needed: None
Course Hours:
40 Hours – Fire Service Hydraulics
40 Hours – Apparatus Operations
SPRING 2020 School of Public Safety
To register please call the Business Office at 407-582-6688
Course Overview 80 hours of lecture, practical, and home-study training for firefighters, covering all aspects of operating various types of pumps and pumping apparatus, including vehicle driving and preventive maintenance. Successful completion of this course will qualify the graduate in accordance with NFPA 1002. Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to perform tasks in accordance with NFPA 1002 Standards and D.O.E. requirements in the following areas: 1. Pump Operations 2. Theoretical Hydraulics 3. Fire Ground Hydraulics 4. Apparatus Familiarization 5. Preventive Maintenance 6. Apparatus Operations
Week 1: April 27 – May 1 (classroom) Week 2: May 11 – May 15 (practical portion)
Fire Service Hydraulics & Apparatus Operations
Course Details
Date: April 27, 2020 – May 15, 2020 Start Time: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Fee: $620
Consortium Members: $500 Location: Fire Rescue Institute 2966 W. Oak Ridge Road Orlando, FL 32809
Materials needed: None
Course Hours:
40 Hours – Fire Service Hydraulics
40 Hours – Apparatus Operations
SPRING 2020 School of Public Safety
To register please call 407 582 6688
Course Overview This 40 hour curriculum is designed to deliver a comprehensive live fire training program, within a safe and controlled environment, in accordance with NFPA 1402, NFPA 1403, and NFPA 1500. Both lecture and practical will be used allowing participants to apply knowledge of the above standards to training activities. Prerequisite: Must have proof of Instructor I Certificate
Live Fire: 40 Hour
Course Details
Date: July 13-17, 2020 Time: 8:00am to 6:00pm Consortium Fee: $359 Fee: $450 Location: Fire Rescue Institute
2966 W. Oak Ridge Rd Orlando, FL. 32809
Required Equipment: Full bunker gear, air pack and masks with 1 bottle, 2 if possible. Radio strap and any hand tools that student would typically respond with.
SUMMER 2020 School of Public Safety
*Course can be taken for college credit or for certificate only. For more information about the AS Fire Science Technology Degree or how to earn free college credit for your Florida Fire related industry certifications toward your AS Fire Science Technology Degree, please contact our Career Program Advisor, Hernando Otero at (407) 582-8155 or [email protected]
Full Term 01/06-04/26 FFP 1000 (25119) Fire Science Fundamentals, Chad Williamson, Full Term, 01/06-04/26, Tues/Th 0830-0945 East 6-217A or FFP1000 (26024) Fire Science Fundamentals, Chad Williamson, Full Term 01/06-04/26 Tues/Th 0830-0945 Osceola TBD This class will be taught as a live, interactive class, broadcast virtually from East Campus to Osceola Campus. FFP 1612 (27143) Fire Behavior and Combustion, Williamson, Full Term, 01/06-04/26, Tues/Th 1000-1115 East 6-217A or FFP 1612 (27144) Fire Behavior and Combustion, Williamson, Full Term 01/06-04/26, Tues/Th 1000-1115 Osceola TBD This class will be taught as a live, interactive class, broadcast virtually from East Campus to Osceola Campus. FFP 1109 (27147) Occupational Safety, Williamson, Full Term, Mixed Mode 01/06-04/26, Thurs, 1130-1245 East 6-217A or FFP 1109 (27148) Occupational Safety, Williamson, Full Term, Mixed Mode 01/06-04/26, Thurs, 1130-1245 Osceola TBD This class will be taught as a live, interactive class, broadcast virtually from East Campus to Osceola Campus. H1 Term 01/06-02/26 FFP1000 (24119) Fire Science Fundamentals, Jim Walsh, H1, Online, 01/06-02/26 FFP 1111 (25612) Fire Chemistry, Bivins, Online, H1, 01/06-02/26 FFP 1505 (22656) Fire Prevention, Densberger, Online, H1, 01/06-02/26 FFP 1505 (27689) Fire Prevention, Densberger, Online, H1, 01/06-02/26 FFP 1505 (27690) Fire Prevention, Densberger, Mixed Mode, H1, Mondays, 6p-8:45p, SPS 226 01/06-02/26 This course meets every Tuesday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus. FFP 1540 (22657) Private Fire Protection Systems I, Scott, Online, H1, 01/06-02/26 FFP 2510 (27692) Fire Codes and Standards, Gibson, Mixed Mode, H1 01/06-02/26, Tues 6p-8:45p, SPS 225 This course meets every Tuesday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus. FFP 2510 (27693) Fire Codes and Standards, Williamson, Mixed Mode, H1 01/06-02/26, Wed 6p-8:45p, SPS 225 This course meets every Wednesday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus. FFP 2510 (25114) Fire Codes and Standards, Demarco, Mixed Mode, H1 01/06-02/26, Thurs 6p-8:45p, SPS 225 This course meets every Thursday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus. FFP 2740 (23456) Fire Service Course Delivery, Bowles, Online, H1 01/06-02/26 FFP 2740 (27695) Fire Service Course Delivery, Bowles, Online, H1 01/06-02/26 FFP 2740 (27696) Fire Service Course Delivery, Bowles, Mixed Mode, H1 01/06-02/26, Wed 6p-8:45p SPS 226, This course meets every Wednesday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus. FFP2810 (26120) Firefighting Tactics and Strategy I, Tracy Braley, Online, H1 01/06-02/26 FFP2810 (27697) Firefighting Tactics and Strategy I, Tracy Braley, Online, H1 01/06-02/26 FFP2810 (27712) Firefighting Tactics and Strategy I, Tracy Braley, Mixed Mode, H1 01/06-02/26, Thurs, 6p-8:45p SPS 226 This course meets every Tuesday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus.
H2 Term 02/27-04/26 FFP1000 (27151) Fire Science Fundamentals, Jim Walsh, H2, Online, H2 02/27-04/26 FFP 1612 (25118) Fire Behavior and Combustion, Bowles, Online, H2, 02/27-04/26 FFP 2120 (22658) Building Constructions for the Fire Service, Densberger, H2, Online 02/27-04/26 FFP 2120 (27699) Building Constructions for the Fire Service, Chancey, H2, Online 02/27-04/26 FFP 2120 (27700) Building Constructions for the Fire Service, Chancey, H2, Online 02/27-04/26 FFP 2120 (27701) Building Constructions for the Fire Service, Chancey, H2, Mixed Mode, 02/27-04/26 Tues, 6p-8:45p SPS 225 This course meets every Tuesday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus in room 225. FFP2521 (27702) Blueprint Reading and Plans Review, Scott, Mixed Mode, H2 02/27-04/26, Tues 6p-8:45p This course meets every Tuesday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus in room 226. FFP2521 (27703) Blueprint Reading and Plans Review, Scott, Mixed Mode, H2 02/27-04/26, Wed 6p-8:45p This course meets every Wednesday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus in room 226. FFP2521 (26127) Blueprint Reading and Plans Review, Scott, Mixed Mode, H2 02/27-04/26, Thurs 6p-8:45p This course meets every Thursday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus in room 225. FFP 2610C (24121) Fire Cause and Origin, Chad Williamson, Mixed Mode, H2, 02/27-04/26 Students must attend two live mandatory sessions at the: Valencia Fire Training Grounds, 2966 Oakridge Road – Burn Building 3rd Floor South – Practical Fire Investigation Practice – Saturday, April 4, from 8a-3p, and Valencia School of Public Safety Campus–Room 1-218 - Mock Court Room Experience – Saturday, April 18, from 8a-3p
FFP 2720 (22659) Company Officer, Rich Collins, Online, H2, 02/27-04/26 FFP 2720 (27704) Company Officer, Rich Collins, Online, H2, 02/27-04/26 FFP 2720 (27705) Company Officer, White, Mixed Mode, H2, 02/27-04/26, Wed 6p-8:45p SPS 225 This course meets every Wednesday from 6-8:45pm at the School of Public Safety Campus. FFP 2741 (23457), Fire Service Course Design, Qadri, H2, Online, 02/27-04/26 FFP2811 (24120) Firefighting Tactics and Strategy II, Chancey, Online, H2, 02/27-04/26 ***SERP $50 04/16/2020 0900-1600, room 225, 8600 Valencia College Lane, Orlando, FL 32825*** ***ICS300 $100 03/31/20-04/02/20, 0900-1700, room 225, 8600 Valencia College Lane, Orlando, FL 32825*** Note ICS100 is a pre-requisite to this course and students must complete ICS100 and provide proof of completion on the first day of class to the Instructor. ICS100 can be completed free of charge on the FEMA website by visiting the following link and selecting “TAKE THIS COURSE” on the right side of the website:
https://training.fema.gov/is/courseoverview.aspx?code=IS-100.c
*There are currently two options available for the students.
Option 1: Students can take the classes for academic credit, and the courses will show on a transcript as such. Students must apply for admissions into Valencia College. Register through their Atlas account. ($309.18 per class) Option 2: Students can take the courses for certificate and they will not count as academic college credit on a transcript (no need to apply for admissions). Simply click on the link below (1) select the class, (2) “add to cart”, and (3) proceed to check out ($150 a class). If you have never taken a course through Valencia’s Continuing Education Division, you will have to create an account. Make sure to click “View All” to see all of the course offerings.
https://net1.valenciacollege.edu/continuing-education/programs/fire-rescue/
***Note: We recommend that the students check with the Bureau of Fire Standards and Training for current requirements***
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FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY
Associate in Science (A.S.)
PROGRAM INFORMATION Earn your Fire Science Technology A.S. degree and State certifications in a few short months. Florida certified firefighters who have successfully completed training courses and certificate programs through the Florida State Bureau of Fire Standards and certified fire training centers with college level courses may apply a maximum of 33 hours towards the Seminole State A.S. Fire Science Technology degree program. (See program manager for details.)
Center for Public Safety 100 Weldon Boulevard
Sanford, 32773-6199
Contact Information Angelia Smith
Career Program Advisor
Sanford/Lake Mary Campus
Office: PS-100P
407.708.2596
Jim Jollie
Program Manager
Sanford/Lake Mary Campus
Office: PS-100E
407.708.2086
Spring 2020 A Term: January 8–February 27
B Term: March 11–April 30 MAJOR PROGRAM COURSES TERM DAY/TIME INSTRUCTOR FFP 1540 Private Fire Protection Systems A ONLINE Jim Jollie
FFP 2109 Occupational Safety & Health for F.S. A ONLINE Daniel Bowen
FFP 2120 Building Construction for Fire Service A ONLINE Jim Jollie
FFP 1505 Fire Prevention Practices B ONLINE Jim Jollie
FFP 1612 Fire Behavior and Combustion B ONLINE John Sabia
FFP 2950 Fire Science Capstone 12-week 2/3/2020 ONLINE Jim Jollie
ELECTIVE COURSES TERM DAY/TIME INSTRUCTOR FFP 1510 Fire Protection Codes and Standards A ONLINE Jim Jollie
FFP 1810 Strategies and Tactics 1 A ONLINE Daniel Bowen
FFP 2741 Course Design A ONLINE Daniel Bowen
FFP 2521 Construction Documents and Plans B ONLINE Jim Jollie
FFP 2720 Company Officer B ONLINE John Sabia
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES TERM DAY/TIME INSTRUCTOR ENC 1101 English I A/B ONLINE seminolestate.edu
SPC 1608 Intro to Oral Communication A/B ONLINE seminolestate.edu
Humanities A/B ONLINE seminolestate.edu
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FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY Associate in Science (A.S.)
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2018‐2019 Program Requirements
Credit Hours
FESHE (FEM
A)
Courses
Firefigh
ter Cert.
(Articulation)
Fire Officer 1
Fire Officer 2
Fire In
spector 1
Fire In
spector 2
Instructor 1
Instructor 2
Inve
stigator 1
Pump Op
NEED Offerings Major Courses – 21 credits required Florida State Certificates
All Semesters FFP 1505 ONLINE Fire Prevention Practices* 3 x x x x
All Semesters FFP 1540 ONLINE Fire Protection Systems 1 * 3 x x x x x
All Semesters FFP 1612 ONLINE Fire Behavior & Combustion* 3 x
Summer A FFP 1702 ONLINE Principles of Emergency Service** 3 x x
All Semesters FFP 2109 ONLINE Firefighter Occupational Safety Health* 3 x
All Semesters FFP 2120 ONLINE Building Construction for Fire* 3 x x x x x x
All Semesters FFP 2950 ONLINE Fire Science Capstone 3
NEED Elective Courses – 24 credits required FF2 Articulation FFP 1000 N/A Intro to Firefighting (Articulate only) ** 9 x
TBA FFP 1301 In‐Seat Hydraulics and Water Supply 3 x
TBA FFP 1302 In‐Seat Apparatus Operations 3 x
Spring A FFP 1510 ONLINE Fire Protection Codes and Standards 3 x x x
Fall B/Sum A FFP 1740 ONLINE Fire Service Course Delivery* 3 x x x x
Spring B FFP 1793 HYBRID Fire & Life‐Safety Educator 1 3 x
Summer B FFP 1801 ONLINE Managing Emergencies (NIMS/ICS) * 3
Fall A/Spring A FFP 1810 ONLINE Fire Strategy & Tactics 1* 3 x x x
Fall B FFP 2111 ONLINE Fire Chemistry 3 x x x
Spring B FFP 2521 ONLINE Construction Documents & Plans Rev. 3 x x
Fall B/Sum A FFP 2541 ONLINE Fire Protection Systems 2 3 x
(TBA) FFP 2610 HYBRID Fire Investigation 3 x x
(TBA) FFP 2706 HYBRID Public Information Officer 3 x
Fall B/Spring B FFP 2720 ONLINE Company officer* 3 x x
Spring A FFP 2741 ONLINE Course Design 3 x x
Summer B FFP 2770 ONLINE Legal & Ethical Issues for Fire Serv. 3
(TBA) FFP 2780 ONLINE Fire Administration* 3 x
Fall B/Spring B FFP 2811 ONLINE Fire Strategy & Tactics 2 3 x
Fall/Spring DSC1002 ONLINE Introduction to Terrorism* 3
Fall/Spring ENC1210 ONLINE Technical Writing* 3
Fall/Spring CGS1060C ONLINE Basic Computer Concepts* 3 Fall/Spring CGS2100C ONLINE Office Applications* 3 NEED Offerings General Education Courses – 15 Credits Required
All Semesters ENC 1101 ONLINE English 1 3
All Semesters SPC 1608 ONLINE Introduction to Oral Comm. 3
All Semesters Humanities Gen. Ed. (Specific courses offered ONLINE) 3
All Semesters Math or Science Gen. Ed (Specific courses offered ONLINE) 3
All Semesters Social Science Gen. Ed. (Specific courses offered ONLINE) 3
TOTAL Degree Hours Required: 60
*Denotes Entry Level Courses
**Denotes articulation courses for State Firefighter Certification
Fire Science Program Course Announcement
Firefighter Retention 2019
RN9917 (40 Hours) April 6-April 10 Bureau of Fire Standards Offering Approval # 106129
Running on the Mon-Fri Schedule Monday, April 6 Tuesday, April 7
Wednesday, April 8 Thursday, April 9 Friday, April 10
9am- 6pm 1 Hour Lunch
A Certified Firefighter who has not been employed for 4 years from last date of employment or date of certification, or maintained a current and valid fire service instructor certificate, instruct at least 40 hours during the 4 year period and provide proof of such instruction to the division, which proof must be registered in an electronic database designated by the division, or successfully complete a refresher course consisting of a minimum of 40 hours of training to be prescribed by rule or within 6 months before the 4 year period expires, and shall successfully retake and pass the minimum Standards Practical Course Examination. An Application for Practical Examination for Retention of Firefighter Certification Form (DFS-K4-1308) is required, along with the Medical Examination (DFS-K4-1022). The retention examination is offered four times a year at the Florida State Fire College. Please contact the Bureau of Fire Standards for an application. Please refer to the testing Schedule for test dates.. Please note, you are required to submit fingerprints (digitally) with the Application for Practical Examination for Retention of Firefighter Certification Form (DFS-K4-1308) For volunteer firefighter, the certified firefighter must be active for a cumulative six months within a 4 year period.
TUITION COST: $300.00 Minimum of 7 students-Maximum of 20
Instructor: Steven Trompke Classes to be held at:
Manatee Technical College, East Campus Michael G. Johnson Fire Academy
5530 Lakewood Ranch Blvd. Bradenton FL, 34212 Register: https://manateeschools.revtrak.net/mtc/fire/#/list
(941)752-8100 Ext 2008 Kelly Gairing email: [email protected]
Fire Science Program Course Announcement
Live Fire Training Evolutions 2019
Florida State Fire College course RN10505 Using Class “B” LP Gas Fired Live Props
Class maximum is 15 students
9:00am-1:00pm Dates:
April 9 April 20 May 7
This 4 hour class will certify that the Firefighter has live fire experience using single and multi- company operations and will fill the requirements in ISO required training. Those
students who need experience as Adjunct Live Fire Instructors, Safety Officers and Incident Commanders may pre-register and be assigned on an as needed basis. Individual certificates
documenting experience will be issued upon successful completion. All Students are required to be at the 9:00am safety briefing or they will not be allowed
to participate in the live burn. They will be issued certificates in hose line operations.
TUITION COST: $50.00
Instructor: Certified Live Fire Instructors Location Manatee Technical College, East Campus
Michael G. Johnson Fire Academy 5530 Lakewood Ranch Blvd. Bradenton FL, 34212
Register: manateeschools.revtrak.net/MTC/fire/#/list (941)752-8100 Ext 2008 Kelly Gairing email: [email protected]
PALM BEACH STATE COLLEGE FIRE ACADEMY
TRAINING CALENDAR
Revised 7/23/2019
COURSE # REF# COURSE TITLE START/END DATE
START/END TIME INSTRUCTOR
IN STATE TUITION
PALM BEACH STATE COLLEGE CLASSES
FFO0920 267247
VEHICLE AND MACHINERY RESCUE OPERATION 4/13-17/2020 0830-1730 K. WEISS $479.75
FFO0945 267248
VEHICLE AND MACHINERY RESCUE TECHNICIAN 4/20-24/2020 0830-1730 K. WEISS $479.75
FFO0174 277694 LIVE FIRE TRAINING INSTRUCTOR 5/11-15/2020 0830-1730 K. WEISS $349.75 *Hybrid (in-person/Black Board) Courses PRO-BOARD Certified For more information please call 561-868-3900
Or visit: www.palmbeachstate.edu/programs/fire/advanced-courses.aspx If a class is not available when you attempt to register, please check back on the Friday prior to the class as there may be openings at that time.
Course # FFO0920 Reference # 267247 Cost $ 479.75
FLUSAR VMR Ops Level
www.palmbeachstate.edu/programs/fire
Instructor: Kerry Weiss
This 40-hour course is an intensive hands-on skills development program designed to prepare the fire service professional for the very technical and physically demanding work of removing persons entangled in vehicle wreckage or machinery. Students will utilize a variety of extrication and rescue procedures and tools including hand tools, power hydraulic tools and pneumatic tools. Scene management and stabilization, tool usage and safety are stressed during scenarios and throughout the course. For more information please call
561-868-3900
April 13-17, 2020 8:30 am – 5:30 pm BLDG. # PSC 202
PALM BEACH STATE COLLEGE FIRE ACADEMY
4200 CONGRESS AVE. LAKE WORTH, FL 33461
Pro-Board Certified
Course # FFO0945 Ref # 267248 Cost $479.75 Instructor K. Weiss
The forty-hour FLUSAR VMR course is designed to provide the student with the knowledge to satisfy the requirements of NFPA 1670. Upon completion of the course, the student will have knowledge of extrication procedures used to remove a victim from entangle-ment from a passenger vehicle on its roof and side, along with the procedures to extricate from large com-mercial vehicles. The student will also be able to re-move a victim from machinery entanglement. This is a hands on course with more than 75% of the student's time spent in the drill field. Full PPE is required with primary and secondary eye protection. Prerequisite: FLUSAR VMR OPS LEVEL
www.palmbeachstate.edu/programs/fire
April 20-24, 20208:30 am--5:30 pm
Room PSC 202 Lake Worth Campus
@PBSCFireAcademy
For more information please call
561-868-3900
40-Hour Class Instructor: Kerry Weiss Course ID #FFO0174 Reference# 277694 Price $349.75
May 11- 15, 2020 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Lake Worth Campus, Rm PSC202
Palm Beach State College
Fire Academy
4200 Congress Avenue Lake Worth, Florida 33461
For more information please call 561-868-3900
This course is designed to prepare the student to
function as the Instructor-In-Charge or Safety
Officer during live fire training exercises. Students
will learn to operate safely and effectively in
accordance with applicable laws and standards.
The curriculum covers NFPA 1403 in detail, NFPA
1402, and parts of NFPA 1500. There is extensive
use of case studies and practical exercises to
reinforce the lessons learned.
Live Fire Training Instructor
Textbook required: Live Fire Training 1E Revised: Principles & Practice; ISBN # 9781284041231.
To register for classes, visit: www.palmbeachstate.edu/programs/fire
www.palmbeachstate.edu/programs/fire
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