Baker gives this rapid-fire lecture on the best extrication tactics at motor vehicle accidents.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 120 min
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This hour-long presentation will cover the meaning of command and control on today’s firegrounds. The session will provide you tools, tips, and processes that will allow the incident commander and the company officer to better interact with each other to ensure tasks have been completed and information is shared on the fireground.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 70 min
Mitchell and Shaw look at 25 modes of preperation that each firefighter should follow that will result in a successful career.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 75 min
Donovan gives this history lesson on the Boston (MA) Fire Department, going back through the centuries to look at the city's landscape and how the BFD made its tactical considerations.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 60 min
Lou Sclafani discusses the basic ins and outs of modern aerial apparatus, how they differ from past trucks, terminology, and what to know before purchasing or riding on one for the next call.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 60 min
Artificial intelligence (AI) has proven to be a valuable assistant in daily work within a fire department. From generating predictive analyses of fire behavior in a specific area to generating a summary of a document, AI has a place in your department. In this course, we will focus on the administrative task of reviewing and analyzing documents and how AI can assist in making this process more effective and efficient.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 30 min
The approach to implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in a fire department should be similar to introducing a new piece of equipment or policy. Identify the areas of need within your department and determine how the AI platform can help you work towards the department's mission, vision, and goals. Risk evaluation and continuous monitoring will keep your AI platform running smoothly and operating to meet your department needs. All this and more will be addressed in this course. This course was developed in partnership with the GovAI Coalition. The mission of the GovAI Coalition is to promote responsible and purposeful artificial intelligence (AI) in the public sector.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 30 min
Aircraft rescue firefighting (ARFF) is a necessary skill for any fire department that is near an airport or along a flight path. This course discusses aircraft forcible entry, firefighting with the high reach extendible turret (HRET), and cargo aircraft firefighting. NFPA Standards: 440, 460, 1900.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 120 min
This Training Collection course on autonomous vehicles provides an overview of the emerging prevalence of fully driverless vehicles. Jack Sullivan will cover unique considerations for incidents involving autonomous vehicles, including the dangers of vehicle movement, cooperation with rideshare companies, increased media attention, and more.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 30 min
There are many deciding factors that go into determining if pursuing higher education is possible. One of the primary factors is whether or not it is financially attainable. In this course, we’ll examine the benefits of pursuing higher education, explore options for making college affordable, and calculate an estimate the cost for a degree of your choice.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 30 min
We’ve all heard it said that to succeed in Fire/EMS, we need to pursue higher education. But why does higher education matter to Fire/EMS? How does formal education help me become an effective first responder and leader? In this course, we’ll look at why higher education matters, overcoming roadblocks, best practices for online education and finding the right program for you. Note: There are no CEUs awarded for completing this course.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 60
The pressurized water can may have initially been designed as a tool for the lay population, but it can be a valuable tool for firefighters. The Training Collection, filmed with the team from Vent Enter Search, will provide an overview of the specifications of a pressurized water can, and how to ensure your can is properly filled and ready for a fire. Then they will perform several operations using a pressurized water can and explain the role the can firefighter plays in a search operation, as well as the design of a hollow core door and how the can firefighter can work in conjunction with that design to slow the spread of fire. The pressurized water can may be a small tool, but it can have a great impact during search and in understanding how to fully utilize the tool will help you to be confident the next time you enter a fire with a water can in your hand.
Course Type: Full-Length
Course Duration: 60 mins
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