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1 North Idaho Emergency Services Academy April 6th, 7th, and 8 th, 2018 Lake City High School PRESENTED BY: North Idaho Fire Chief s Association & Idaho Fire Services Technology Page 1

2 INSTRUCTIONS Read Carefully Below are the course descriptions, prerequisites and/or required equipment, if any, for the classes that are being offered at the 2018 North Idaho Emergency Services Academy. Class rosters will be filled as registrations are received. We look forward to seeing you at the 2018 Academy. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING REGISTRATION CONTACT Chief Larry Phone OR hauserfd@cda.twcbc.com; Curriculum Contact warrenm@kootenaifire.com COURSE TITLE COURSE DESCRIPTION PREREQUISITES AND/OR REQUIRED EQUIPMENT Engine Company Operations See Appendix A for course prerequisites. Capt. Bill Clifford This program is designed for firefighters/company officers who are primarily assigned to, or respond as a member of an Engine Company. The program offers firefighters an opportunity to either sharpen their current skills, or learn new and efficient skills for the important task of getting water on the fire. This program is an intensive hands on program, designed to expand the firefighters experience in Engine Company Operations in a live fire setting. ADVISORY: This training involves live fire and should only be attempted by students in good physical condition. Beards and/or facial hair (except mustaches) will not be allowed in live burns. See Appendix A for course prerequisites. Register: Max. Class Size: 24 students, 4 hrs. Fri, 8 hrs. Sat & 8 hrs. Sun Prerequisite: See appendix A for requirements. Proof of Worker s Comp coverage. Required equipment: Full protective equipment, SCBA, a spare SCBA bottle, and a hose rope/ tool/strap/or webbing. Essentials of Fire Fighting Lead instructors Kelvin Daniels Ray Hanson These modules will cover areas of hose, ladders, self-contained breathing apparatus, and personal protective equipment. The material covered in this program will assist the firefighter working toward their FFI practical skills in the areas of hoses, breathing apparatus, ladders, and personal protective equipment. An excellent hands on program that will be conducted in a limited live burn atmosphere. It will refresh firefighters on the basics if not participating in the certification program. Students will be placed in a variety of restricted and narrow passages while operating in zero visibility conditions. ADVISORY: This training is rigorous and should only be attempted by students in good physical condition. Beards and/or facial hair (except mustaches) will not be allowed in live burns. Register: Max. Class Size: 24 students, 4 hrs. Fri, 8 hrs. Sat & 8 hrs. Sun Prerequisite: Proof of Worker s Comp Required equipment: Full personal protective clothing, SCBA, and a spare SCBA bottle. Page 2

3 Extrication Operations Level Capt. Bryon Smith This Idaho State class is designed meet NFPA 1670 Awareness and Operations level. It is structured with firefighter safety in mind. In this class students will be exposed to new vehicle construction and design. They will gain an understanding of vehicle Safety Restraint Systems and alternative fuel technology. We will discuss tool safety and usage. Students will learn to read the vehicle to determine mechanism of injury. Students will be shown the Crash Recovery System a computer program that gives the IC safety messages and cut-a-way views of vehicles. Each student will participate in cribbing of vehicles on their wheels, tops, and sides and on concrete barriers. Students will participate in a basic door pull, dash push and top removal. Register: Max. Class Size: 18 students, 4 hrs. Fri, 8 hrs. Sat & 8 hrs. Sun Prerequisite: Proof of Worker s Comp coverage Required equipment: Hard hat, ANSI Safety Glasses or Shield, Gloves and steel toed boots. Long sleeve shirts and protective pants or jump suit. Note: Students can be EMS only to attend this class. Fire Sprinklers & Alarms: What Firefighters Need to Know s Chief (Ret.) Jeff Welch Matthew Bishop, Sprinkler Technician Class Description: Upon completion of the class, participants will be able to identify the 5 various types of sprinkler systems and control valves. We will examine different ways systems are compromised and gain insight to reduce or minimize water damage to the occupancy during a non-fire event. Additionally, different types of fire alarm components, including smoke/heat detectors, notification appliances, and control panels will be reviewed. Zoned/addressable systems will be discussed and how each may have an impact on initial arriving companies and assignments. Insight obtained from this class will aid responding companies in decision making that is knowledge driven and best suited for the occupancy. Participants are encouraged to bring their experiences and questions for discussion. Prerequisite: None Fri. 4 hrs. Register: Page 3

4 The Burden of Leadership s Capt. Justin Capaul Capt. Kaipo Kuehu The Burden of Leadership was put together to build a foundation for new Company Officers or Firefighters looking to promote in the next couple of years. There are two sides of a Company Officer, the Leadership side and the Management side. It takes the right leader to possess both traits to have a successful organization and a successful Company. This class shares what s worked for us, as well as learn about what s worked for others. The students will also leave the class with a list of expectations that they build, Company level training ideas, letter of recommendation templates, plus much more. Register: Max. Class Size 24 Students 8 hrs. Sun. Only Prerequisite: None Idaho State Fire Inspector Course Deputy Fire Marshals Jason Blubaum and Casey Strong Required training for all department officials who apply and enforce the provisions of the adopted International Fire Code pursuant to Idaho Code (6). Students will conduct analysis of the intent of fire codes and how to apply them in individual fire districts. How to use good judgment and discretion considering the District s capabilities, apparatus, terrain and access roads to apply the code fairly and equally. Students are encourage to bring their copy of the 2015 Edition of the International Fire Code and a laptop or tablet. Register: Max. Class Size: 24 students,4 hrs. Fri, 8 hrs. Sat & 8 hrs. Sun Prerequisite: None Rope Rescue Level I Lt. John Bartholomew Eng. Chad Whaley Rope Rescue I is a 20 hour class designed to give the student awareness and operations of rope rescue at the low angle. The student will be able to set up and perform operations to rescue victims in the types of situations. Student will become familiar with ropes and knots, anchor systems, rappel and ascending techniques, along with lowering and raising systems with patient packaging in a litter. Register: Max. Class Size: 18 students, 4 hrs. Fri, 8 hrs. Sat & 8 hrs. Sun Prerequisite: Proof of Workers Comp coverage or equivalent Required equipment: Hard Hat (i.e. Wildland) w/chin strap, Leather Gloves, Leather type Work Boots, Safety Glasses. No Structural FF Helmets Page 4

5 EMS Continuing Education Lectures EMS Chief Chris Way Dr. Gordy Luther Life Flight Lectures to include cardiac emergencies, patient advocacy, Narcan, obstetrical emergencies, mass casualty and a class on landing zones. The landing zone class will be instructed by Life Flight personnel; approach, packaging, LZ prep, etc. The lectures qualify as continuing education. Register: Max. Class Size 24 Students 4 hrs. Fri, 8 hrs. Sat. Prerequisites: EMT-B license (min) S-215 Wildland Urban Interface Scott Hayes, Warden Mica Emergency Vehicle Driver Training (EVOC) Chief Rohrwasser This is an instructor-led course to be presented at the local level. Instructional units include firefighter safety in the interface, managing human factors in the interface, pre-incident planning, size-up and initial strategy, structure triage, structure protection overview, tactics in the interface, tactical operations and resource use in the interface, action assessment, plan update and after action review. Register: Max. Class Size: 24 students, 4 hrs. Fri, 8 hrs. Sat & 8 hrs. Sun Participants in this course will have the opportunity to gain and/or verify a broad range of competencies associated with driving emergency vehicles. These competencies include basic understanding of emergency vehicle operations as well as the skills necessary for practical operation. The course is designed to present the necessary classroom experiences and competency course training. This course will consist of classroom Friday night and Saturday morning, after that students will be given a scheduled time to drive the competency course. Saturday and Sunday times will depend on the time for the student s driving the course, students will complete at various times. Register: Prerequisite: None Prerequisite: Paid or Volunteer EMT or FF w/proof of Workers Comp coverage or waiver and a valid Driver s License. Students are encouraged to bring a dept. vehicle but it is not required Boot Camp for BC s Chief Warren Merritt Max. Class Size 18, 4 hrs. Friday, 8 hrs. Sat. & 8 hrs. Sun. (depending on course time) If you are a new or aspiring battalion chief this class is for you. The course will cover leadership, accountability, courageous conversations; the role of the Battalion Chief is addressing challenging behavior, mentoring and the importance of carrying the heavy water for the agency; Mission, Purpose and Message. Register: Max. Class Size 24, 4 hrs. Friday Prerequisite: None Page 5

6 Managing the Mayday BC Rick Clutter & Engineer Brett Lynch Imagine for a minute that you re a chief or company officers; perhaps you already are. If a mayday was called while you were commanding a fire, what would you do? What specific steps are you going to take, what order are you going to take them in and why? This course will provide steps to be taken when a firefighter on the fire ground make the ultimate call for help. Register: Max. Class Size 24, 8 hrs. Saturday Prerequisites: None FST IFSAC Evaluator Training Scot McGuire Testing Coordinator, FST This is the course required for certification as an IFSAC evaluator for certification skills testing. It also counts as a refresher course for existing evaluators, Idaho is in need of more evaluators, and we are ramping up the numbers of skills tests in the State and are constantly seeking new, qualified evaluators in all districts. Register: Max. Class Size: 24 students, 2 hrs. Friday Prerequisites: Be certified as an FST Instructor, *or* be IFSAC certified at the level wishing to evaluate. PLEASE JOIN US FOR HOSPITALITY NIGHT - April 7, 2018 from 1900 to 2100 hours PARAGON BREWING 5785 N Government Way Coeur d'alene, ID SPONSORED BY: Page 6

7 2018 NORTH IDAHO EMERGENCY SERVICES ACADEMY COURSE DETAILS Registration hosted at Lake City High School, 6101 N. Ramsey Road Coeur d Alene, ID All Classes start at Lake City High School Name: SS#: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip: Department/Organization/Company & Job Title: Work Phone: Home phone: Cell Phone: Fax: Link into EventZilla for the course you wish to attend. This link will inform you of class status full or open. If you have any questions re: curriculum contact Chief Warren Merritt; registration, contact Chief Larry Simms Course Selection see link to register located within each course description above" Hours a Day All 8 hr. classes are $ All Classes Greater Than 8 hrs. are $70.00; prices Fri Sat Sun Include refreshments & lunches unless noted ** Engine Company Operations (note appendix A Dept. Officer s Signature form) ** Essentials of Fire Fighting ** Extrication Awareness & Operations Levels 4 Fire Sprinkler Systems (FREE) 8 Burden of Leadership Idaho Fire Inspector Course ** Rope Rescue Level I 4 8 EMS Continuing Education S-215 Wildland Urban Interface ** Emergency Vehicle Driver Training (EVOC) 4 Boot Camp for BC s (FREE) 8 Managing the Mayday 2 FST IFSAC Evaluator Training (FREE) ** Certificate of Workers Compensation Coverage is required (mail or Fax to Chief Larry Simms address below) You must register by April 1st Registrations received after April 1st will be charged a late registration fee of $ Registration Fee Lunch Provided Late Registration Fee $70.00 Note: Payment options are check via EventZilla electronic registration, or Credit Card via EventZilla Date Rec d: Amt. Rec d: Check # Rec d By: Page 7 Make checks payable to: North Idaho Fire Chief s Association PO Box 3539 Post Falls, Id 83877

8 Refund Policy *Refunds for cancellations will NOT be made after 5:00 p.m. Sat. May 31st, 2018 Without Written Requests *Substitutes are allowed* The North Idaho Fire Chief s Association understands that there are circumstances that are beyond our control and at times plans must be changed because of medical issues and or personal family matters. If for some reason you cannot attend the course that you have registered for, you shall submit in written form the reason that you will not be able to attend the course, have your department chief or training officer sign the letter and submit this to the North Idaho Chiefs Association ASAP. The North Idaho Chief s Association shall review each letter and make the determination to refund the registration fee or not. North Idaho Emergency Services Academy Attn: Chief Larry Simms PO Box 3539 Post Falls, ID Page 8

9 Schedule of Events NOTE Box Lunch will be provided FRIDAY, April 6th, 2017 SATURDAY, April 7th, 2017 SUNDAY, April 8th, 2017 Registration Vendor Set up Classes Friday Opening Ceremonies Registration Vendor Displays Classes Lunch Classes Hospitality Evening Classes Lunch Classes Location and Directions Lake City High School CDA Fire Tower-St. 2 KCFR Training Campus 6101 N. Ramsey Road 3850 N. Ramsey Rd E. Seltice Way Coeur d Alene, ID Coeur d Alene, ID Post Falls, ID I-90 East to Northwest Blvd I-90 East to Northwest Blvd I-90 Hwy 41 Exit North on Ramsey to school North to Kathleen on South to Seltice Way Corner Kathleen & Ramsey East to Campus Approx. 2 miles. Lodging Please book your room 30 days prior to the Academy to lock in room rates, Call for Prices Thank you Red Lion Templin s 414 E. 1 st Street Post Falls, Idaho Pool & Fitness Center, On the Spokane River, ask for FD Rate Holiday Inn Express 2300 West Seltice Way CDA, ID Single/ or Double Continental Breakfast in the a.m. Milk & cookies in the evening Comfort Inn 2303 N. 4th St. CDA, ID (located behind IHOP) Comfort Inn 3175 East Seltice Way Post Falls, Idaho Contact Vick Cont. Breakfast, Free access to Ironwood Gym Super W. Appleway CDA, ID (208) (ask for Academy Rate) Sleep Inn 157 S. Pleasant View Rd. Post Falls, Idaho Contact Roxanne Cont. Breakfast, Pool Hot Tub, Internet LaQuinta Inn 280 W. Appleway CD A, ID (208) Single/King/Double Includes hot breakfast (Ask for 2012 FF-Academy Group Rate) Pool & Hot Tub pool America s Best Value Inn 3647 W 5 th Ave Post Falls, Idaho Contact Kimberly Pool, Hot Tub, Game Room, Internet For Additional Information Contact Chief Larry or Chief Warren Merritt (206) Page 9

10 North Idaho Fire Chiefs Emergency Services Academy Scholarship Program Applications must be submitted by Friday March 16th, 2018 The North Idaho Fire Chiefs are proud of the commitment each and every volunteer and career firefighter makes to protect the community in which they service. We are committed to planning, organizing, and producing a Fire Academy, which offers a wide range of in-depth academic and practical hands-on classes for the firefighters of North Idaho and beyond. We strive to create a learning environment, which challenges each participant mentally and physically. At the end of the Academy, the individual will be better equipped to SAFELY serve and protect their community. For this reason, the members of the North Idaho Fire Chiefs Association offers Academy Scholarships to assist departments and individuals interested in attending the NIFCs Fire Academy. If for any reason you need assistance to attend this Academy, please fill out the scholarship information below. Please print or type: Name: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip: Date: Work Phone: Home #: Cell #: Department: Chief or Training Officer: (Signature) Please indicate the type of assistance needed: Academy registration fees Lodging Transportation (Print or Type) The use of equipment Other Page 10 Send application to: North Idaho Emergency Services Academy Attn: Chief Larry Simms PO Box 3539 Post Falls, ID

11 North Idaho Fire Chiefs Emergency Services Academy Firefighter of the Year Award 2018 Applications must be submitted by Friday, March 16th, 2018 Sponsored by BoardUp The North Idaho Fire Chiefs are proud to offer the Firefighter of the Year. A peer group committee will evaluate all applications and announce the recipient of the award at Opening Ceremonies on Friday night, April 6, To nominate a Firefighter for the award please write a brief narrative statement (can be attached) on why this person should be named as the Firefighter of the Year. Such examples might include heroism, outstanding community achievements, dedication, leadership, and demonstrated examples of good customer service. Nomination: Signature_ Please fill out the Firefighter of the Year Award or EMS Provider of the Year Award nominee information below. Name: Date: Address: (If Known) City: State: Zip: Work Phone Home Phone: Cell Phone: Department: Chief or Training Officer: Signature (Print or Type) Send application to: North Idaho Emergency Services Academy ATTN: Chief Larry Simms PO Box 3539 Post Falls, ID Page 11

12 North Idaho Fire Chiefs Emergency Services Academy NEW EMS Provider of the Year Award 2018 Sponsored by BoardUp Applications must be submitted by Friday, March 16th, 2018 The North Idaho Fire Chiefs are proud to offer the EMS Provider of the Year Award. A peer group committee will evaluate all applications and announce the recipient of the award at Opening Ceremonies on Friday night, April 6, To nominate an EMS Provider for this award please write a brief narrative statement (can be attached) on why this person should be named as the EMS Provider of the Year. Such examples might include heroism, outstanding community achievements, innovation in the delivery of emergency medical services, dedication, leadership, and demonstrated examples of good customer service. Nomination: Signature_ Please fill out the Firefighter of the Year Award or EMS Provider of the Year Award nominee information below. Name: Date: Address: (If Known) City: State: Zip: Work Phone Home Phone: Cell Phone: Department: Chief or Training Officer: Signature (Print or Type) Send application to: North Idaho Emergency Services Academy Page 12

13 ATTN: Chief Larry Simms PO Box 3539 Post Falls, ID Appendix A North Idaho Emergency Services Academy Student Prerequisites for Attending: Engine Company Operations In order to be compliant with NFPA 1403 for Live Fire Training all students shall have completed the classes listed below in order to take an active role in the Eng. Co. Ops Class Please have your department Chief of Training Officer sign this document and present this document to the class lead instructor on Friday April 6th at the beginning of class. Failure to provide proof of this training shall void your participation in the course. NFPA 1001, Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications, related to the following subjects: (1) Safety (2) Fire behavior (3) Portable extinguishers (4) Personal protective equipment (5) Ladders (6) Fire hose, appliances, and streams (7) Overhaul (8) Water supply (9) Ventilation (10) Forcible entry (11) Building construction I the undersigned have read the above requirements and confirm that received training in the above subjects, and has my permission to attend this course. Note: Beards and/or facial hair (except mustaches) will not be allowed in live burns Signed: Chief or Training Officer Date: Page 13