2015 Fire Training Course Calendar Senator John J. Shumaker Public Safety Center

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1 2015 Fire Training Course Calendar Senator John J. Shumaker Public Safety Center HACC Central Pennsylvania Community College; Senator John J. Shumaker Public Safety Center 1 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

2 Leadership Team D. Randy Padfield Perry L. Pierich Interim Director of Fire & EMS Training Education Specialist, Fire Training Unit Richard S. Orange Fire Science Technology Degree Program Ron Givler Coordinator, Facility Programs Andy Dean Administrative Support Specialist Emanda Reiner Administrative Support Specialist Richard Lenker Coordinator, Industrial & Corporate Safety Training Senator John J. Shumaker Public Safety Center Fire Training Unit One HACC Dr. Harrisburg, PA (717) or (717) Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

3 New Programs Offered for 2015 Advanced Fire Police (FIPA) Fire police training must be in depth, continuous and expanding; only persons with intelligent dedication can meet the strict demands required for this type of duty assignment. This 16 hour course will touch upon training and the training fire police officer's qualifications, policy & procedures, legal liabilities, court appearance, leadership, communications and public relations, defensive driving, traffic control, security, self-protection and uniforms. Prerequisites: Basic Fire Police (FIPO) Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Pen/pencil and note taking material Sept 26, HACC $75.00 Fire Dynamics: Fundamentals (FDF) The 3 hour course provides the firefighter the basic knowledge to reinforce the evidence based research conducted by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) and other fire service organizations. This course introduces new terminology related to fire dynamics, legacy verse modern fuel loads, new construction techniques, flow paths, door control, and ventilation that all impact fire ground operations. Minimum Age: 14 Prerequisites: Exterior Firefighter (ELEF) or equalivent Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material January 8am HACC $35.00 April 8am HACC $35.00 July 6:30pm HACC $35.00 October 8am HACC $35.00 Fire Dynamics: Strategy and Tactics (FDST) This 3 hour course provides the firefighter the basic knowledge of strategy and tactics and how to apply the evidence based fire research conducted by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) and other fire service organizations to fire ground operations. This course introduces new terminology related to fire dynamics, ventilation, flow paths, door control, transitional fire attack, basement fires, and new concepts for developing strategy and tactics. Minimum Age: 14 Prerequisites: Fire Dynamics: Fundamentals (FFD) Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material January 12Noon HACC $35.00 April 12 Noon HACC $35.00 July 6:30pm HACC $35.00 October 12 Noon HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

4 New Programs Offered for 2015 Basic Fire Police (FIPO) This 16 hour course helps prepare persons selected to be fire police officers to know the initial legal requirements and to understand how to perform the basic duties of the position. This course sets for the NEED for fire police; their legal police power; personal and professional qualifications; their appointment and control; their general and special duties; and their limitations. Prerequisites: None Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Pen/pencil and note taking material Feb 3,5, HACC $75.00 Hazardous Materials On-Scene Incident Commander (HMIC) This 16 hour course is designed to provide the student with the knowledge and skills to be able to assume responsibility and make decisions relating to the management of a hazardous materials incident. Topics include hazardous materials management systems, health and safety, hazard and risk analysis, incident action planning, site management and control, problem identification, personal protective equipment, information management and resource coordination, response objectives, decontamination management and incident termination. This class will conclude with the students having the opportunity to attempt certification at the Hazardous Materials Incident Commander level. (IFSAC & Pro-Board) Prerequisites: Certification at the Hazardous Materials Operations Level (IFSAC or Pro-Board) Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Feb 7, HACC $75.00 Hands-On Forcible Entry If you are tired of sitting in the classroom listening about how to accomplish tasks, and would rather be getting real world hands on experience, then this class is just for you! During this fast paced 8 hour course you will be up and moving right away, and working with some of the best fire instructors in the region on proven forcible entry techniques that get the job done. Not only will participants be able to many practice conventional and thru the lock techniques on doors but also operate multiple cutting torches and various types of power saws to break through concrete and metal enclosures. Prerequisites: Interior Firefighter (ELIF), Essentials of Firefighting, HACC Fire Operations Module D or Firefighter I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighting PPE with SCBA and spare cylinder May HACC $95.00 Structural Fire Rescue (SFR) This 16 hour course deals with the philosophy of modern fire ground rescues, and will focus on innovative victim removal techniques, search procedures, and methods of retrieving victims from above and below grade situations. Participants will work along with veteran fire instructors, under realistic situations demonstrating various proven victim lifts, drags, carries, lashings, and slings in this mostly hands-on class. Special time will be taken to share the proper application of ground ladders to for rescue, and building quick yet effective vertical lifting and lowering systems. If you can only take one class this year, you would be wise to make it this one! Prerequisites: Interior Firefighter (ELIF), Essentials of Firefighting, HACC Fire Operations Module D or Firefighter I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighting PPE with SCBA and spare cylinder June 27, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

5 New Programs Offered for 2015 Rope/High Angle Rescue V This 18 hour course is designed to introduce responders to the knowledge and skills required to affect the rescue of stranded individuals from industrial structures such as radio/tv antennas, water and communication towers. Responders attending the program must have previously documented rope rescue training consistent with NFPA 1670 Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue Incidents at the technician level, to include: Hazard/risk assessment, rope and related equipment overview, knot tying, rappelling, self rescue, one-person pick-off techniques, ascending, use of mechanical advantage systems, tensioned high-line rope rescue systems, basket stretcher packaging, and patient management. Topics covered in this program include: Tower types and construction features, hazards and risks, developing a safety plan, fall restraint, fall protection, equipment overview, common situations, rescue considerations and rescue techniques. Students will be required to work at heights and will need to be in good physical condition to participate in this program. Prerequisites: Rope Rescue IV Required Equipment: Students must provide clean leather work gloves, ankle-supporting footwear, helmet with chin strap, safety glasses, and proper dress for all weather conditions. Each student will receive a prucell and prussic. Oct 16,17, HACC $75.00 Wilderness Search and Rescue/Search Responder (WRSR) This 16 hour course presented in a combination of classroom and fieldwork to present basic search operation techniques and organizational skills. The student with understand the six (6) components of a Search and Rescue incident and acquire the skills necessary to begin initial operations, provide organization to a missing person incident and assist with long-term search missions. Minimum Age: 16 - Prerequisites: Fire Service personnel - ELIS Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material April 11, HACC $75.00 Wilderness Search and Rescue/Basic Grid Team (WRGT) This 8 hour course will provide knowledge and practical experience with hasty searches (non-area searches) and loose grid search techniques. Students will also be presented with basic survival skills and techniques for reporting their location during search and rescue incidents. Students will learn how to plot and report location coordinates. Minimum Age: 16 - Prerequisites: Wilderness Search and Rescue/Search Responder (WRSR) Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Oct HACC $35.00 Wilderness Search and Rescue/Advanced Grid Team (WRGA) This 8 hour course is presented in a combination of classroom and fieldwork to present tight grid search techniques during area searches. The course also presents the step-by step track awareness skills to reinforce the search for signs during searching and allow a searcher to follow obvious signs. Finally the attendee will have the opportunity to hone their navigation skills with very advanced navigation problems. Prerequisites: Wilderness Search and Rescue Basic Grid Team (WRGT) Minimum Age: 16 - Prerequisites: Wilderness Search and Rescue/Basic Grid Team (WRGT) Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Oct HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

6 New Water Rescue Programs Offered for 2015 Advanced Line Systems Rescue (ALSR) This 16 hour course will help students become aware how to set up and utilize various line systems for water rescue and to proficiently don and use a type V rescue vest. Students will be training in actual moving waterway in order to practice the needed maneuvers to safely rescue victims floating downstream. This course is co-sponsored by the Pa Fish and Boat Commission. Prerequisites: WRER (Water Rescue & Emergency Response) or Water Rescue & Emergency Response Phase I (FCWR) Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Pen/Pencil, notebook, USCG approved personal flotation device (pfd), properly outfitted water rescue helmet, & proper PPE. (a type II vest if possible) August 29, HACC $95.00 Emergency Boat Operations and Rescue (EBOR) This 16 hour program involves skills of boat operation for rescue including boat selection, recommended equipment, boat handling, boat used rescue technique, and extrication from the water. Students will be training in actual moving waterway to become proficient with boat operation rescue skills necessary for boat used rescues. This course is co-sponsored by the Pa Fish and Boat Commission. Prerequisites: WRER (Water Rescue & Emergency Response) or Water Rescue & Emergency Response Phase I (FCWR) and PA Basic Boating Certificate or equivalent Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Pen/Pencil, Notebook, USCG approved personal flotation device, whistle, water rescue helmet if available, appropriate PPE. Oct 10, HACC $95.00 Water Rescue for the First Responder Awareness Level (WRFR-A) This 2.5 hour course will provide information that the first arriving emergency services personnel will need at a water incident to recognize risks and dangers associated with water emergencies and take actions to ensure their safety. The course will address scene assessment, activation of emergency response system, evaluation of potential and existing water hazards, scene management, rescue vs. recovery, and personal safety measures. This course is co-sponsored by the Pa Fish and Boat Commission. Prerequisites: None. Student Equipment & Supply Needs: US Coast Guard approved type III or V PFD and student workbooks Feb HACC $35.00 July HACC $35.00 Water Rescue & Emergency Response (WRER) This 16 hour course will teach students how to plan for water emergencies, dynamics of moving water, medical conditions, personal safety & fundamental rescue techniques (self & shore based) Students will be training in actual moving waterway in order to practice the needed maneuvers to safely rescue victims floating downstream. This course is co-sponsored by the Pa Fish and Boat Commission. Prerequisites: None Student Equipment & Supply Needs: US Coast Guard approved PFD, water rescue helmet & appropriate clothing for water & weather conditions March 21, HACC $95.00 July 25, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

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8 Entry-Level Fire Training Curriculum The current Entry Level Fire Training Curriculum consists of five (5) separate levels (courses) of instruction, each a prerequisite for the next level (course). The entry level fire training curriculum consists of a series of separate programs designed around NFPA 1001 Standard for Firefighter Professional Qualifications Firefighter I and Firefighter II level. The levels are: 1 st Level: Introduction to the Fire Service- ELIS 16 hours o Hazardous Materials Awareness 4 hours 2 nd Level: Fire Ground Support - ELFG 32 hours o NIMS 700 & 100 (Available as online offerings) 3 rd Level: Exterior Firefighting- ELEF 52 hours o Hazardous Materials Operations 24 hours 4 th Level: Interior Firefighter- ELIF 40 hours 5 th Level: Advanced Firefighter- ELAF - 24 hours Recently some course topics and information have been added or relocated in this series. Returning students transitioning into these courses will be updated accordingly during the course of the programs. There is no need for any additional make-up or transition sessions. New students enrolling in the Introduction to Firefighting will be provided an IFSTA Essentials of Fire Fighting and Department Operations; Sixth Edition as part of their tuition. Returning students must bring their own or purchase a new textbook for an additional fee. All students enrolling in the entry level programs should be capable of reading and writing at the minimum of an 8th grade level and capable of moderate to strenuous physical activity. Successful completion of the programs will require students to demonstrate skill proficiency in various tasks associated with being a Firefighter as well as achieve a passing score of at least 70% on an end of class exam. For additional information regarding prerequisites, required equipment and age restrictions, refer to the specific class descriptions. There is no requirement (law) in the Commonwealth mandating Entry Level Fire Training for fire service personnel. Each Fire Department/Company must decide which level of training their personnel should complete in order to be properly trained for their assigned duties. The final decision on the level of training always remains with the fire department/company and its efforts. When the first four (4) levels have been completed and the student meets all the required pre-requisites (including First Aid/CPR), they should be prepared to participate in the Office of the State Fire Commissioner s (OSFC) Voluntary Fire Service Certification program for national certification as a Firefighter I. The Office of the State Fire Commissioner s (OSFC) is the certifying agency within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the State Fire Academy is the administering agency for that certification. The previous levels are a prerequisite for the next level (course). When the fifth (5 th ) level (course) is completed and the student meets all the required pre-requisite s (including Basic Vehicle Rescue Awareness and Operations), they should be prepared to participate in the OSFC Voluntary Fire Service Certification program for national Certification as a Firefighter II. The previous fire training levels (courses), Essentials of Firefighting, or nationally certified Firefighter I are all acceptable prerequisites for the fifth level (course)- Advanced Firefighter (ELAF). 8 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

9 Entry-Level Fire Training Curriculum 1 st Level: Introduction to the Fire Service (ELIS) This 16 hr. entry level course is designed to introduce new firefighters to basic information including an overview of the fire service, fire service organization, firefighter safety, personal protective equipment, tools and emergency lighting, and backing apparatus. This is the first of five levels (courses) in the curriculum. Minimum Age: 14 Prerequisites: None Required Equipment: Pen/Pencil, Notebook; Supported reference material and skill book (Must remain in possession of student until the end of all levels); helmet, gloves, turnout coat, turnout pants, boots, protective hood, and protective eyewear (safety glasses or goggles) required for all classes. Jan 17, HACC $ Jan 31, Feb HACC $ June 15, HACC $ June 17, HACC $ Sept 12, HACC $ Hazardous Materials First Responder Awareness (PSFA-RIHM) (Prerequisite for Fire Ground Support) This 4 hr. course is designed for individuals likely to witness or discover a hazardous materials release and who have not been trained to take any action beyond notifying proper authorities. This course satisfies OSHA s Hazwoper (29 CFR ) training requirements for firefighters, EMS personnel, and police who respond to potential HazMat incidents. Minimum Age: 14 Prerequisites: None Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material January HACC $25.00 Feb HACC $25.00 Feb HACC $25.00 June 8am HACC $25.00 June 1pm HACC $25.00 Sept HACC $ nd Level: Fire ground Support (ELFG) This 32 hr. entry level course is designed to introduce new firefighters to fire ground operation including fire behavior, building construction-structural collapse, fire hose, water supply, communications, ropes and knots, Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA). This is the second of five levels (courses) in the curriculum. Minimum Age: 14 Prerequisites: Introduction to the Fire Service (ELIS); Hazardous Materials Awareness Course Required Equipment: Pen/Pencil, Notebook; Supported reference material and skill book (Must remain in possession of student until the end of all levels); helmet, gloves, turnout coat, turnout pants, boots, protective hood, and protective eyewear (safety glasses or goggles), and SCBA required for all classes. Jan 24,25,31, Feb HACC $ Feb 14,15, 21, HACC $ June 22,23,24, HACC $ June 29,30, July 1, HACC $ Sept 26,27, Oct 3, HACC $ National Incident Management System (NIMS), an Introduction IS-700.a (Prerequisite for Exterior Firefighting) This course introduces the student to the National Incident Management System (NIMS); the need for NIMS, what NIMS is, NIMS compliance, and it provides a basic overview of the role and functions of the National Integration Center (NIC). Introduction to the Incident Command System (ICS-100) IS-100.b (Prerequisite for Exterior Firefighting) This course will discuss the need for a management system during major emergencies and disasters. The student will learn the basic features of ICS; its application, organizational principles and elements, the Incident Commander and Command Staff functions, General Staff functions, ICS facilities and functions, and ICS planning. *Courses are available online through 9 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

10 2014 Revised Entry-Level Fire Training Curriculum 3 rd Level: Exterior Firefighter (ELEF) This 52 hr. entry level course is designed to introduce new firefighters to fire ground operations including Self-contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), fire behavior, building construction, fire extinguishers, and forcible entry, ladders, and fire streams/hose line advancement. This is the third of five levels (courses) in the curriculum. Minimum Age: 14 Prerequisites: Fire ground Support (ELFG); NIMS 700, ICS 100 Required Equipment: Pen/Pencil, Notebook; Supported reference material and skill book (Must remain in possession of student until the end of all levels); helmet, gloves, turnout coat, turnout pants, boots, protective hood, and protective eyewear (safety glasses or goggles), and SCBA required for all classes. March 3,5,7,8,10,12,14,15, HACC $ June 29,30, July 1,2,6,7, HACC $ July 6,7,8,9,14,15, HACC $ Nov 7,8,14,15,19,21, HACC $ Hazardous Materials First Responder Operations (PSFA HMO) (Prerequisite for Interior Firefighting) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 21.5/ EMT 21.5/ ALS 21.5 This 24 hr. course is designed to prepare students to respond to hazardous materials incidents and function at the operations level in accordance with NFPA 472. Topics covered include: Scene size-up, incident management, markings and labels, containers and packaging, chemical and physical properties of hazardous materials, personal protective clothing, defensive spill control activities, and emergency decontamination. State Fire Academy facial hair policy applies to individuals attending this program. Prerequisites: HazMat Awareness (PSFA-RIHM) Minimum Age: 14 Required Equipment: Structural Firefighting Protective Clothing; SCBA March 24,26,28, HACC $95.00 July 13,14, HACC $95.00 July 20,21, HACC $95.00 Oct 6,8,10, HACC $ th Level: Interior Firefighting (ELIF) This 48 hr. entry level course is designed to introduce new firefighters to interior fire ground operations including Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), Search and Rescue Procedures, Firefighter Survival, Ventilation, Utility and Loss Control, Origin and Cause, and Fire Control (Suppression). This is the fourth of five levels (courses) in the curriculum. Prerequisites: Exterior Firefighter (ELEF); Hazardous Materials Operations Course (HMO) Required Equipment: Pen/Pencil, Notebook; Supported reference material and skill book (Must remain in possession of student until the end of all levels); helmet, gloves, turnout coat, turnout pants, boots, protective hood, and protective eyewear (safety glasses or goggles), and SCBA required for all classes. April 18,19,21,23,28,30, May HACC $ ,3 July 27,28,29,30,31, Aug HACC $ Dec 1,3,5,6,8,10,12, HACC $ th Level: Advanced Firefighter (ELAF) This 24 hr. entry level course is designed to introduce seasoned firefighters to advanced fire ground operations including building construction, fire safety surveys/fire and life presentation, generators, lighting equipment, technical rescue, fire protection systems, service testing of hose, combustible gas and liquid fire control, foam, coordinating fire ground operations communication, and advanced origin, cause an arson. This is the fifth of five levels (courses) in the curriculum. Prerequisites: Interior Firefighter (ELIF), Essentials of Firefighting w/ SBS, Firefighter I Certification. Required Equipment: Pen/Pencil, Notebook; Supported reference material and skill book (Must remain in possession of student until the end of all levels); helmet, gloves, turnout coat, turnout pants, boots, protective hood, and protective eyewear (safety glasses or goggles), and SCBA required for all classes April 7,9,11, HACC $ August 18,19, HACC $ Sept 22,24,26, HACC $ December 15,17,19, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

11 Certification Review and Preparation Programs HACC Firefighter I Certification Review/Prep This 16 hr. course is designed to refresh knowledge of essential firefighting information and to hone essential firefighting skills acquired through previous training. Upon successful completion of this course, the student should be prepared to take and successfully complete the knowledge and skills tests to attain certification as a NFPA 1001, Firefighter I. Required Equipment: Structural Firefighters Protective Clothing, eye protection and SCBA March 28, HACC $75.00 Oct 3, HACC $75.00 Prerequisites 18 years of age Completion of PA State Fire Academy 16 hour Structural Burn Session (or equivalent) Current Hazardous Materials Operations training/certification Current CPR (infant, child, adult) Current First Aid training (or higher level of EMS credentialing) HACC Firefighter II Certification Review/Prep This 8 hr. program is targeted to Firefighters certified to the Firefighter I level who wishes to refresh basic knowledge and skills in preparation for taking the written and practical National Pro-Board exams for NFPA 1001 Firefighter II certification. *This Certification Review/Prep is now replaced with the NEW Advanced Firefighter Course. * Please see page 10 of the Calendar for more details. Prerequisites for Firefighter II Certification Exam 18 years of age Firefighter I Certification Basic Vehicle Rescue Awareness and Operations Current Hazardous Materials Operations training/certification Current CPR (infant, child, adult) Current First Aid training (or higher level of EMS credentialing) Submission of: o Detailed commercial occupancy preplan o o Fire department report for an actual incident Residential diagram indicating primary and secondary routes of egress As well as other fire safety related information 11 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

12 NFPA1670: Vehicle Rescue Series NFPA 1670: Vehicle Rescue Awareness (NVRA) PA DOH CE CREDITS: To Be Determined This 24 hr course will provide awareness-level information and skills as it pertains to vehicle rescue incidents. Topics will include: General vehicle rescue function/operation; incident management of the vehicle rescue scene; vehicle anatomy, design, and construction; recognition and control of hazards relative to a vehicle accident; and the tools and equipment used at a vehicle accident/rescue incident. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will have the awareness level knowledge and skills necessary to respond to and function at a vehicle accident/rescue incident in accordance with NFPA 1670: Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue Incidents. Prerequisites: Hazardous Materials Awareness or higher level of Hazardous Materials training or certification with one (1) year of the start of class. Required Equipment: Pen/pencil, notebook suitable for classroom/field use, complete set of personal protective clothing to include helmet, gloves, footwear, and protective clothing per either NFPA 1951 or NFPA Eye (ANSI Z87.1) and hearing protection are required Minimum Age: 14 March 24,26,28, HACC $ August 11,12, HACC $ Sept 15,17,19, HACC $ NFPA 1670: Vehicle Rescue Operations (NVRO) PA DOH CE CREDITS: To Be Determined This 20 hr course will provide operations-level information and a skill as it pertains to vehicle rescue incidents. Topics will include: Incident management; tools/equipment; vehicle anatomy/design; hazard control, patient access, care, and packaging; disentanglement; extrication and termination. Upon completion of the course, the student will be eligible to complete to PA Joint Rescue Program Basic Vehicle Rescue examination. Additionally, this course will prepare the student to challenge the IFSAC/Pro-Board national certification as a Vehicle Rescue Technician Level I in accordance with NFPA Standard for Technical Rescuer Professional Qualifications. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will have the operations level of knowledge and skills necessary to respond to and function at a vehicle accident/rescue incident in accordance with NFPA 1670: Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue Incidents. Prerequisites: Minimum age of 18 by first day of class; Vehicle Rescue Awareness NFPA 1670 (NVRA), PA State Fire Academy approved or recognized Hazardous Materials Operations or higher level of Hazardous Materials training or certification within one (1) year of the start of the class.. Required Equipment: Pen/pencil, notebook suitable for classroom/field use, complete set of personal protective clothing to include helmet, gloves, footwear, and protective clothing per either NFPA 1951 or NFPA Eye (ANSI Z87.1) and hearing protection are required. April 10,11, HACC $ Aug 18,19, HACC $ Oct 2,3, HACC $ *Students who complete NVR Awareness and Operations are eligible to test PA DOH Basic Vehicle Rescue Certification and/or Rescue Technician- Vehicle Machinery Level I Certification NFPA 1670:Vehicle Rescue Technician (NVRT) PA DOH CE CREDITS: To Be Determined This 20 hr course is intended for personnel who have completed operations-level vehicle rescue training in accordance with NFPA 1670 Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue Incidents. The program uses a combination of classroom lecture, classroom practical skills, and integrated field practical exercises to train the student to function as an integral rescue team member at a technician level incident involving medium and heavy trucks, and buses. Upon completion of the course, the student will be eligible to complete the PA Joint Rescue Program Special Vehicle Rescue examination. This course will also provide the student with the knowledge and skills to complete IFSAC/Pro-Board Certification as an NFPA 1006 Vehicle Rescue Technician Level 2. Upon Successful completion of this course, the student will have technician-level knowledge and skills necessary to respond to and function a safely at a vehicle accident/rescue incident in accordance with NFPA 1670: Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue Incidents. Prerequisites: Minimum age of 18 by first day of class; PA Basic Vehicle Rescue certification; or, Vehicle Rescue Operations NFPA 1670 (NVRO); or, IFSAC/Pro-Board certification as a Vehicle and Machinery Rescue Technician ( ); or, Vehicle and Machinery Rescue Technician Level 1 ( ); or Vehicle Rescue Technician Level I (current edition); PA State Fire Academy approved or recognized Hazardous Materials Operations or higher level of Hazardous Materials training or certification within one (1) year of the start of the class; NIMS 700; ICS 100; ICS 200, First Aid / CPR Requirement Required Equipment: Pen/pencil, notebook suitable for classroom/field use, complete set of personal protective clothing to include helmet, gloves, footwear, and protective clothing per either NFPA 1951 or NFPA Eye (ANSI Z87.1) and hearing protection are required. May 29,30, HACC $ Oct 16,17, HACC $ *Students who complete BVR Awareness; Operations; and Technician are eligible to test PA DOH Basic Vehicle Rescue Certification and/or Rescue Technician- Vehicle Machinery Level II Certification 12 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

13 Suggested Driver/Operator Training Pathway Successful Completion of Prerequisite Courses and Certifications: Valid Department of Transportation Drivers License* NPFA Firefighter I** Emergency Vehicle Driver Training Program PA State Fire Academy 16 hour Program Pumper Aerial Mobile Water Supply Apparatus Pump Operations I Aerial Apparatus Operations Rural Fire Ground Water Movement Pump Operations II Aerial Apparatus Operations Extended Tanker Water Supply NFPA 1002 Driver/Operator Exams Driver/Operator Pumper Driver/Operator Aerial Driver/Operator Mobile Water Supply Apparatus * Candidates with a valid class A or B Commercial Drivers License (CDL) without air brake restriction can submit a copy of their license to satisfy certain portions of the certification skills exam. ** Firefighter I certification is not a required prerequisite for Driver/Operator Mobile Water Supply Apparatus certification, but is required for both Pumper and Aerial certification. ** Individuals wishing to complete certification must provide their own apparatus. 13 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

14 Driver/Operator Training Programs NOTE: HACC S does not provide vehicles to students for these programs. Students must provide an emergency services vehicles in order to complete the skills portion of these programs. Aerial Apparatus Practices (PSFA-AELA) This 16 hr. program is designed to introduce students to the basic design and operation of fire service aerial devices. Topics covered include: Aerial apparatus design and safety, spotting and stabilizing, basic operation features, practical scenarios, maintenance and testing procedures, and use of elevated master streams. Departments are recommended to send multiple students and their departmental apparatus. Prerequisites: Introduction to the Fire Service (ELIS) Required Equipment: Structural Firefighting PPE, pen/pencil and note taking material Nov 7, HACC $75.00 Emergency Vehicle Driver Training Program (PSFA-EVOC) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 16/ EMT 16/ ALS 16 This 16 hr. course teaches firefighters and emergency responders to operate emergency vehicles in a safe manner. Course topics include defensive driving, emergency response, vehicle maintenance, vehicle laws, and completion of a driver training obstacle course. Prerequisites: Introduction to the Fire Service (ELIS) or applicable EMS Training/certification Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material, students must provide an emergency vehicle (ambulance, utility, engine, aerial) for use during practical driving course the second day of the program. March 14, HACC $75.00 May 16, HACC $75.00 August 22, HACC $75.00 November 7, HACC $75.00 Pump Operations I (PSFA PUOP) The Pump Operations 16 hr. course is designed for those who may be beginning the operation of fire department pumps and those who wish to expand their knowledge of fire service pumps and pumping operations. Topics include: principles of pumping, mechanical principles of pumping, function and operation of the fire pump and its accessories, theory of drafting, operator maintenance of the pump, hydrant operations, basic water systems, and basic principles of discharge. Practical evolutions of pump operations will be utilized. Students must have protective clothing. SCBA is not required. Departments are recommended to send multiple students and their departmental apparatus. Prerequisites: Fireground Support (ELFG) Required Equipment: Structural Firefighters PPE June 13, HACC $75.00 Pump Operations II (PSFA-PUOA) The Pump Operations II 16 hr. course is a continuation of Fire Service pump operations. This class will focus on the advanced skills for fire service pump operation for those firefighters wishing to perfect their skill as a fire apparatus engineer or qualified pump operator. Topics include: hydraulics, fire stream development by the pump operator including single lines, multiple lines, master streams and elevated streams. Also included are standpipe operations, sprinkler systems, intake hydraulics, hydrant operations and drafting. Practical evolutions of the fire pump operations will be utilized. Departments are recommended to send multiple students and their departmental apparatus. Prerequisites: Pump Operations I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighter Protective Clothing August 15, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

15 Educational Methodology/Instructor Programs NFPA 1041 Fire Instructor I: Educational Methodology for Local Level Instructors (PSFA-EMLL) This 40 hr. course teaches the firefighter about adult learning, teaching techniques, preparation of instructional objectives, and development of lesson plans to meet those objectives. Various formats of audiovisual aids will be demonstrated and each student will prepare and deliver at least one short teaching session on a fire-related topic. Successful completion of this course is required to become an instructor if you have no prior teaching experience. Prerequisites: Interior Firefighting (ELIF) or equivalent; 5 years of experience in the fire service Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material, personal computer Dec 2,3,4,5, HACC $ NFPA 1041 Fire Instructor II This 32 hr. course is designed to prepare students for certification at the Fire Instructor II level in accordance with the Job Performance Requirements of NFPA Topics covered include: Lesson plan design and development, instructional techniques, hazard/risk assessment in the training environment, high hazard training safety plans, program budgeting, paperwork completion, instructor performance evaluations, evaluation mechanism design, and test item analysis. Target audience includes personnel and Instructors who have previously completed Educational Methodology through HACC. Prerequisites: Interior Firefighting (ELIF) or equivalent; Fire Instructor I certification Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material, personal computer March 16,17,18, HACC $ Instructional Techniques for Company Officers/Fire Instructor I Certification Prep This 16 hr. course is designed to introduce Firefighters and Company Officers to instructional principles and techniques relevant to fire service training at the company level. Topics covered include: Adult learning, objectives and lesson plans, methods of instructional delivery, tools and techniques, handling problems and performance evaluation. The focus of this program will be to prepare students to challenge the Fire Service Instructor I exam which will be offered in conjunction with this program. Prerequisites: Introduction to the Fire Service (ELIS) Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Jan 17, HACC $ Fire Inspector I Program The Objective of this course is to provide students with an in-depth review of the skills attendant to the duties of a Fire Inspector I job performance requirements (JPR) of National Fire Protection Association, 1031, Standard for Fire Professional Qualifications for Fire Inspector and Plan Examiner. Major topics covered include: Developing written correspondence; creating inspection checklists and forms; processing permit application; process plan review application; testifying at legal proceedings; investigating complex complaints; recommending policies and procedures for the delivery of inspection services; computing the occupant load of a multi-use building; identifying the occupancy classification of mixed-used building; classify the type of construction in a new building; evaluate analyze the egress elements of a building or portion of a building evaluate hazardous conditions involving equipment, processes, and operations; evaluate emergency planning and preparedness procedures; verify fore flows for a site; verify code compliance for storage, handling, and use flammable and combustible liquids and gases; evaluate code compliance for the storage; handling, and use of hazardous material; determine the fire growth potential in a building or space; inspect emergency access for a site; classify the occupancy type; compute the occupant load; filed verify the installation of a fire protection system; verify the egress elements that are provided; an field verify the construction type of building or of a portion thereof. Students successfully completing with program will be eligible to receive Fire Inspector I Certification through the National Board on Fire Service Professional Qualification. Prerequisites: Hazardous Materials First Responder Awareness training or certification (need to be completed within 1 year prior to the last class session in order to be eligible for IFSAC/Pro-Board certification). Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Aug 29,30 Sept 12,13,26, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

16 Fire Suppression Programs Fire Attack at Attic Fires Fires that occur in attics or cocklofts are most often extremely dangerous situations for firefighters. This 8 hr. program allows firefighters to practice recognized techniques for combating fires in attics and cocklofts. Topics include: Hose line selection, hose line advancement techniques, water flow requirements, moving in, innovative firefighting techniques, and the use of special nozzles. Emphasis is placed on safety for all operations. Prerequisites: Interior Firefighter (ELIF), Essentials of Firefighting, HACC Fire Operations Module D or Firefighter I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighting PPE with SCBA and spare cylinder Sept HACC $ Fire Attack at Basement Fires Fires that occur below grade, most often in basements or cellars, are extremely dangerous situations for firefighters. This 8 hr. program allows firefighters to practice recognized techniques for combating fires in common basements. Topics include: Hose line selection, hose line advancement techniques, water flow requirements, moving in, innovative firefighting techniques, and the use of special nozzles. Emphasis is placed on safety for both interior and exterior operations. Prerequisites: Interior Firefighter (ELIF), Essentials of Firefighting, HACC Fire Operations Module D or Firefighter I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighting PPE with SCBA and spare cylinder May HACC $ November HACC $ Fire Dynamics: Fundamentals (FDF) The 3 hour course provides the firefighter the basic knowledge to reinforce the evidence based research conducted by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) and other fire service organizations. This course introduces new terminology related to fire dynamics, legacy verse modern fuel loads, new construction techniques, flow paths, door control, and ventilation that all impact fire ground operations. Minimum Age: 14 Prerequisites: Exterior Firefighter (ELEF) or equalivent Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material January 8am HACC $35.00 April 8am HACC $35.00 July 6:30pm HACC $35.00 October 8am HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

17 Fire Dynamics: Strategy and Tactics (FDST) This 3 hour course provides the firefighter the basic knowledge of strategy and tactics and how to apply the evidence based fire research conducted by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) and other fire service organizations to fire ground operations. This course introduces new terminology related to fire dynamics, ventilation, flow paths, door control, transitional fire attack, basement fires, and new concepts for developing strategy and tactics. Minimum Age: 14 Prerequisites: Fire Dynamics: Fundamentals (FDF) Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material January 24@ 12 Noon HACC $35.00 April 12 Noon HACC $35.00 July 6:30pm HACC $35.00 October 12 Noon HACC $35.00 Flashover Recognition Training This course is designed to review fire dynamics as they relate to the fire growth/development in structures and permit students to witness flashover conditions in a controlled environment so that they can better understand the key indicators of rapid fire growth/flashover, risk based decision making and the proper methods to limit the occurrence of flashover during interior firefighting operations. The ultimate goal of this training is to increase firefighter awareness and overall safety. Course Length: 8 hours Required Equipment: Structural Firefighters Protective Equipment and SCBA Prerequisites: 18 years of age and successful completion of one of the following courses of instruction: *Essentials of Firefighting *Interior Firefighter *Structural Burn Session (16 hour PA State Academy Course) *Firefighter I Certification (IFSAC/Pro-Board) can also be used to meet the prerequisites listed above. Date(s) Section # Dates(s) Section# March July March August May August May Oct June Nov June Dec June Dec July All Flashover Training Sessions will be held at HACC- All Sessions fees are $95.00 Mid Rise Firefighting In this 16 hr. class, students will learn about the challenges unique to mid-rise buildings, such as the mixture of commercial, high hazard storage, assembly and residential occupancies. Understanding the construction features, detection-suppression-communications systems, and strategic and tactical considerations required of the command personnel are discussed. Various firefighting problems are illustrated as they relate to fire department connections, methods of supplying standpipes or sprinklers, or hose layouts and deployment, and command and control issues. Instructors also cover accountability and stack effect, rescue profile, ventilation concerns, and fire suppression challenges outside the reach of pre-connected hose lines. Prerequisite: Interior Firefighter (or equivalent) Required Equipment: Structural Firefighters Protective Clothing; SCBA with spare cylinder April 11, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

18 Reading Smoke This 4 hour class will emphasize that proper training and utilization of available resources for learning to read smoke will help to reduce the number of firefighter deaths/injuries in Pennsylvania. Everyone, officers and firefighters, need to develop their ability to read smoke conditions in order to make safe and effective decisions on the fire ground. In this class students will be introduced to the techniques and art of reading smoke and then view videos of actual fires and discuss these situations to be able to better understand how to read smoke. Course Length: 4 hours Prerequisites: N/A January HACC $35.00 March HACC $35.00 May HACC $35.00 October HACC $35.00 Structural Burn Session Combining our always-high-level of training with the element of Class A fuels has resulted in a truly realistic training experience. This 16 hr. course will provide the student with a review and application of the techniques used in safe firefighting practices in an actual fire environment. Emphasis is placed on safety for both interior and exterior operations. Students will need to bring full protective clothing and self-contained breathing apparatus. Students are encouraged to also bring a dry change of clothes and a spare SCBA cylinder. No facial hair that will interfere with the seal of the SCBA face piece will be allowed. Students must wear long pants and long sleeved shirts during all live-fire exercise. Prerequisites: Interior Firefighter (ELIF), Essentials of Firefighting, HACC Fire Operations Module D or Firefighter I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighting PPE with SCBA with spare cylinder March 21, HACC $ October 10, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

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20 Fire Officer Training Programs Fire Officer I: Traditional Certification Course (48 hours) This 48 hr. program is designed to provide current and aspiring officers and officer candidates from career, volunteer, federal, and combination fire service organizations with an educationally sound, objective-based course of instruction based on NFPA Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications, Chapter 4, 2009 Edition. This very intensive program requires students to actively participate in the classroom in addition to submit numerous homework and out-of-class assignments. Each class session has an assignment that addresses a specific, or set of specific, NFPA Job Performance Requirements (JPR s). Students are expected to produce professional, typed papers that are grammatically correct and properly punctuated, and use proper sentence and paragraph structure. These writing assignments are challenging and require attention to detail in the planning and development process. Prerequisites: Firefighter II (IFSAC or Pro-Board), Fire Instructor I, current Hazardous Material Operations Certification (IFSAC or Pro-Board) or yearly training, ICS 200- Basic ICS (or equivalent). Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material, personal computer Note: Students must attend 100% of the sessions and submit all homework assignments on time to be eligible to receive a Certificate of Completion for the program. Feb 14,15, 28 Mar 1,14, HACC $ Fire Officer I Blended/Online Training program This blended/online program is designed to provide current and aspiring officers and officer candidates from career, volunteer, federal, and combination fire service organizations with an educationally sound, objective-based course of instruction based on NFPA Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications, Chapter 4, 2009 Edition. This very intensive program requires students to actively participate in online interactive exercises in addition to submit numerous on-line assignments. Each assignment addresses a specific, or set of specific, NFPA Job Performance Requirements (JPR s). Students will need to attend one in-person classroom session on December 9, 2015 at the Public Safety Center. Prerequisites: Firefighter II (IFSAC or Pro-Board), Fire Instructor I, current Hazardous Material Operations Certification (IFSAC or Pro-Board) or yearly training, ICS 200- Basic ICS (or equivalent). Prerequisites: Firefighter II, Fire Instructor I, current Hazardous Materials Operations Certification (IFSAC or Pro-Board), or yearly training, and ICS 200. Sept 16 Dec HACC $ textbook Fire Officer II- Traditional Certification Course (48 hours) This 48 hr. program was designed as a sequel to the Fire Officer I course. It expounds upon the administrative and operational readiness challenges that a mid-level supervisor (company officer/commander/captain) encounters on a daily basis. Fire Officer II provides current and aspiring officers and officer candidates from career, volunteer, federal, and combination fire service organizations with an educationally sound, objective-based course of instruction. This program addresses all of the component requirements contained in NFPA 1021, Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications, Chapter 5, 2003 Edition. This very intensive program requires students to actively participate in the classroom in addition to submit numerous homework and out-of-class assignments. Each class session has an assignment that addresses a specific, or set of specific, NFPA Job Performance Requirements (JPR s). Students are expected to produce professional, typed papers that are grammatically correct and properly punctuated, and use proper sentence and paragraph structure. These writing assignments are challenging and require attention to detail in the planning and development process. Prerequisites: Firefighter II (IFSAC or Pro-Board), Fire Instructor I, Fire Officer I, current Hazardous Materials Operations certification (IFSAC or Pro-Board) or yearly training, ICS 200 Basic ICS (or equivalent). Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material, personal computer NOTE: Students must attend 100% of the sessions and submit all homework assignments on time to be eligible to receive a Certificate of Completion for the program Oct 17,18,31 Nov 1,14, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

21 Fire Officer II Blended/Online Training program This blended/online program is designed to provide current and aspiring officers and officer candidates from career, volunteer, federal, and combination fire service organizations with an educationally sound, objective-based course of instruction based on NFPA Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications, Chapter 4, 2009 Edition. This very intensive program requires students to actively participate in online interactive exercises in addition to submit numerous on-line assignments. Each assignment addresses a specific, or set of specific, NFPA Job Performance Requirements (JPR s). Students will need to attend one in-person classroom session on April 15, 2015 at the Public Safety Center. Prerequisites: Fire Officer I (IFSAC or Pro-Board), Firefighter II Fire Instructor I, current Hazardous Material Operations Certification (IFSAC or Pro-Board) or yearly training, ICS 200- Basic ICS (or equivalent). Feb 4 April HACC $ textbook Strategy & Tactics for Initial Company Operations (STICO) This course is designed for specifically newly appointed company officers, acting company officers and those who are in the process of becoming a company officer. The course discusses in depth the management skills needed as well identifying the processes a company officer needs to follow to accomplish fire confinement, exposure protection and extinguishment while taking into consideration rescue, ventilation support and overhaul. water supply, fixed systems and salvage are also discussed. Course Length: 16 hours Prerequisites: N/A January 10, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

22 Hazardous Materials Program Hazardous Materials First Responder Awareness (PSFA-RIHM) This 4 hr. course is designed for individuals likely to witness or discover a hazardous materials release and who have not been trained to take any action beyond notifying proper authorities. This course satisfies OSHA s Hazwoper (29 CFR ) training requirements for firefighters, EMS personnel, and police who respond to potential HazMat incidents. Prerequisites: N/A Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Minimum Age: 14 January HACC $25.00 Feb HACC $25.00 Feb HACC $25.00 June 8am HACC $25.00 June 1pm HACC $25.00 Sept HACC $25.00 Hazardous Materials First Responder Operations (PSFA HMO) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 21.5/ EMT 21.5/ ALS 21.5 This 24 hr. course is designed to prepare students to respond to hazardous materials incidents and function at the operations level in accordance with NFPA 472. Topics covered include: Scene size-up, incident management, markings and labels, containers and packaging, chemical and physical properties of hazardous materials, personal protective clothing, defensive spill control activities, and emergency decontamination. State Fire Academy facial hair policy applies to individuals attending this program. Prerequisites: HazMat Awareness (PSFA-RIHM) Required Equipment: Structural Firefighting Protective Clothing; SCBA Minimum Age: 14 March 24,26,28, HACC $95.00 July 13,14, HACC $95.00 July 20,21, HACC $95.00 Oct 6,8,10, HACC $25.00 Hazardous Materials Operations Level Refresher (HMOR) The 6 hr. course will provide the First Responder with the refresher training needed to comply with NFPA 472 competencies for the First Responder at the Operations Level, and 29 CFR OSHA s Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, (HAZWOPER), First Responder Operations Level annual refresher training. Prerequisites: DHMO or equivalent Required Equipment: Pen/pencil, textbook & notebook, PPE, and SCBA, spare cylinder (optional) Minimum Age: 14 March HACC $50.00 April HACC $50.00 October HACC $50.00 Hazardous Materials Technician This 48 hr. course is designed to challenge the participants by exposing them to the advanced information and techniques needed for handling today s hazardous materials incidents. Topics will include the chemistry and recognizing factors of hazardous materials, use of the latest detection and monitoring equipment, new advancements in proper personal equipment, specific and practical decontamination procedures, product safety and containment precautions, and the tasks of establishing an effective while safe incident management system focusing on risk assessments. Field exercises will consist of various workstations where participants will be involved in extensive hands-on practices of the techniques demonstrated. Upon successful completion of this program students will be eligible to take the National Pro-Board Hazardous Materials Technician written and practical exams, which will be offered October 4, Prerequisites: Hazardous Materials Operations (HMO): Respiratory Protection Practices I (non-fire service personnel) Required Equipment: Helmet, gloves, and boots, work clothes/coveralls, safety glasses/goggles, SCBA with spare cylinder Certification Exam for Hazardous Materials Technician will be held October 4, 2014 Sept 12,13,19,20,26, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

23 Hazardous Materials On-Scene Incident Commander (HMIC) This 16 hour course is designed to provide the student with the knowledge and skills to be able to assume responsibility and make decisions relating to the management of a hazardous materials incident. Topics include hazardous materials management systems, health and safety, hazard and risk analysis, incident action planning, site management and control, problem identification, personal protective equipment, information management and resource coordination, response objectives, decontamination management and incident termination. This class will conclude with the students having the opportunity to attempt certification at the Hazardous Materials Incident Commander level. (IFSAC & Pro-Board) Prerequisites: Certification at the Hazardous Materials Operations Level (IFSAC or Pro-Board) Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Feb 7, HACC $75.00 ICS, Command and Management Training Programs ICS 300 Intermediate ICS PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 16/ EMT 16/ ALS 16 This 24 hr. course builds on the ICS principles presented in both the ICS 100 and 200 Programs, and focuses on ICS principles for expanding and complex incidents. Topics include: Unified Command, incident/event assessment, establishing incident objectives, incident resource management, demobilization, transfer of command and closeout. Target audience includes supervisory personnel who may be tasked with handling expanding and/or complex emergency incidents. Prerequisites: ICS 200 Basic ICS, NIMS ICS for the Fire Service (NICS-FS) or NIMS ICS for EMS (NICS-EMS) Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Feb 3,5,7, HACC N/A June 8,9, HACC N/A Oct 20,22,24, HACC N/A ICS 400- Advanced ICS PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 10/ EMT 10/ ALS 10 This 16 hr. course will provide students with the knowledge and skills to function in the Incident Command System on large scale, major incidents. Topics include: Review of Command and General Staff responsibilities within the ICS, major and /or complex incident management, Area Command, and multi-agency coordination. Target audience includes personnel who may be tasked with serving in the Command or General Staff positions at a major and/or complex incident. Prerequisites: ICS 300 Intermediate ICS Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material February 28, March HACC N/A June 11, HACC N/A Dec 12, HACC N/A NFA-NIMS Incident Command System for the Fire Service (PSFA-NIMS: ICS) 23 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

24 PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 9/ EMT 9/ ALS 9 This 16 hr. course describes and explains the basic concepts of emergency management, and deals with a system by which these concepts can be applied to a wide variety of emergency incidents. Although the course is taught principally from a fire service perspective, attendance would benefit any emergency responder who must work under (or implement) an ICS in response to any type of emergency. Program content is consistent with the National Incident Management System (NIMS). This program is equivalent to ICS 100 and 200 training. Prerequisite: Interior Firefighter (ELIF) or equivalent and NIMS, An Introduction (IS-700) Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material February 17,19, HACC $55.00 Incident Safety Officer (PSFA-ISO) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 5.5/ EMT 5.5/ ALS 5.5 This 16 hr. course focuses on the duties of the person who finds him/herself in the role of the responding safety officer at the scene of an incident. It is an incident specific, scene oriented course designed to teach what a safety officer on the scene needs to know and be able to do, using scenarios to convey instructional points. Students should be experienced company officers, familiar with safety issues, the ICS, hazardous materials management, and applicable NFPA standards and federal regulations. Prerequisites: NIMS ICS for the Fire Service (or equivalent) and Hazardous Materials Operations Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Minimum Age: 16 June 2,4, HACC $55.00 Oct 13,15,20, HACC $55.00 Dec 19, HACC $55.00 Strategy & Tactics for Initial Company Operations (STICO) This course is designed for specifically newly appointed company officers, acting company officers and those who are in the process of becoming a company officer. The course discusses in depth the management skills needed as well identifying the processes a company officer needs to follow to accomplish fire confinement, exposure protection and extinguishment while taking into consideration rescue, ventilation support and overhaul. water supply, fixed systems and salvage are also discussed. Course Length: 16 hours Prerequisites: N/A January 10, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

25 Rapid Intervention Programs Rapid Intervention Team Introduction (PSFA-RITC) This 4 hr. program is designed to prepare fire department personnel for implementation of a stand-by rescue team at structure fires and certain other incidents. Information is provided from existing fire departments utilizing the concept successfully. Topics include: Definitions and history of rapid intervention teams, case studies, firefighter death statistics and causes, applicable NFPA and OSHA standards related to RIT, implementation recommendations, and demonstration of firefighter rescue techniques. Prerequisite: Introduction the Fire Service (ELIS) Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Minimum Age: 16 May HACC $25.00 Sept HACC $25.00 Rapid Intervention Team Operations I This 16 hr. program is designed to give personnel the essential knowledge, skills and abilities to function on the fire ground as a member of a Rapid Intervention Team (RIT). Topics covered include: Staffing the RIT, searching for missing firefighters, accessing and assessing a downed firefighter, and rescue/removal procedures. Concepts are presented using focused practical/skill sessions and integrated exercises. Prerequisites: Interior Firefighter (ELIF), Essentials of Firefighting, HACC Fire Operations Module D or Firefighter I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighters PPE and SCBA with spare cylinder May 16, HACC $ Sept 26, HACC $ Rapid Intervention Team Operations II This 16 hr. program is designed to build on the concepts covered in the Rapid Intervention Team Operations I program and to give personnel the knowledge, skills and abilities to deal with more complex situations involving Rapid Intervention Teams (RIT) operations. Topics covered include: Advanced concepts in RIT, managing the RIT portion of a mayday incident, considerations for commercial, industrial and multiple residential occupancies, dealing with entrapment and entanglement situations, heavy lift operations, extended operations involving multiple teams, and packaging/removal of downed firefighters. Concepts are presented using focused practical/skill sessions and integrated exercises. Prerequisites: Interior Firefighter (ELIF), Essentials of Firefighting, HACC Fire Operations Module D or Firefighter I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighters PPE and SCBA with spare cylinder October 10, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

26 Rope Rescue Training Programs Basic Rigging for Rope Rescue (PSFA-ROBR) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 2/EMT 2/ALS 2 This 16 hr. course provides an introduction to rope rescue, basic rope construction, knots, and basic rappelling techniques. Current rope technology and adjunct equipment are combined with practical exercises to demonstrate the use of rope and related equipment in a non-rappelling-type rescue. Students must provide clean leather work gloves, ankle-supporting footwear, a helmet with chin strap, safety glasses, and proper dress for all weather conditions. Each student will receive (1) 5.5 x 8mm piece of accessory cord, a 15 x 1 piece of tubular webbing and a Technical Rescue Riggers Guide. Prerequisites: Introduction to the Fire Service (ELIS) Required Equipment: See description above Minimum Age: 14 March 28, HACC $95.00 Rope/High Angle Rescue I (PSFA-RORE) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 10/EMT 10/ALS 10 This 16 hr. course provides an introduction to rope rescue and current rope technology. This hands-on course emphasizes personnel safety, rescue techniques and equipment, knots and hitches, anchor points, harnesses and rappelling, rope construction, rope strength, litter tie-ins, belays, and extensive practical activities. Each class participant will receive (1) 5.5 x 8mm piece of accessory cord and a 15 x 1 piece of tubular webbing. Students must provide clean leather work gloves, ankle-supporting footwear, a helmet with chin strap, safety glasses, and proper dress for all weather conditions. Prerequisites: Fireground Support (ELFG) Required Equipment: See description above Minimum Age: 16 June 6, HACC $95.00 Rope/High Angle Rescue II (PSFA-RORA) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 7/EMT 7/ALS 7 This 16 hr. course provides rescue personnel with the knowledge and skills to rescue and remove a patient from an area with the assistance of rope systems. The students will learn to build basic haul systems, ascending systems and advanced descending techniques. Students are instructed in oneperson rescue procedures and low-angle stokes evolutions. Students must provide clean leather work gloves, ankle-supporting footwear, a helmet with chin strap, safety glasses, and proper dress for all weather conditions. Each class participant will receive a Technical Rescue Riggers Guide. Prerequisites: Rope Rescue I (RORE) Required Equipment: See description above Minimum Age: 16 June 27, HACC $95.00 Rope/High Angle Rescue III This 18 hr. course provides students with the knowledge and skills to assist with patient removal from vertical situations. Topics covered include: Top belay systems, load sharing and load distributing anchor systems, ascending systems, compound mechanical advantage systems and vertical rescue situations involving individuals trapped in an elevated position or hanging in fall protection. Prerequisites: Rope Rescue II Required Equipment: Students must provide clean leather work gloves, ankle-supporting footwear, helmet with chin strap, safety glasses, and proper dress for all weather conditions. Each student will receive a prucell and prussic. Minimum Age: 16 July 31, August 1, HAC $95.00 Rope/High Angle Rescue IV This 18 hr. course provides rescue personnel with the knowledge and skills to rig and perform rescues with various types of high line or tensioned rope rescue systems. Topics covered include: Single and dual track systems, use of reeving systems, high line tensioning and patient packaging/movement. Students will participate in a simulate full scale rescue using the advanced techniques taught in this course. Prerequisites: Rope Rescue III Required Equipment: See description above Minimum Age: 16 Sept 18,19, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

27 Rope/High Angle Rescue V This 18 hour course is designed to introduce responders to the knowledge and skills required to affect the rescue of stranded individuals from industrial structures such as radio/tv antennas, water and communication towers. Responders attending the program must have previously documented rope rescue training consistent with NFPA 1670 Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue Incidents at the technician level, to include: Hazard/risk assessment, rope and related equipment overview, knot tying, rappelling, self-rescue, one-person pick-off techniques, ascending, use of mechanical advantage systems, tensioned high-line rope rescue systems, basket stretcher packaging, and patient management. Topics covered in this program include: Tower types and construction features, hazards and risks, developing a safety plan, fall restraint, fall protection, equipment overview, common situations, rescue considerations and rescue techniques. Students will be required to work at heights and will need to be in good physical condition to participate in this program. Prerequisites: Rope Rescue IV Required Equipment: Students must provide clean leather work gloves, ankle-supporting footwear, helmet with chin strap, safety glasses, and proper dress for all weather conditions. Each student will receive a prucell and prussic. Minimum Age: 16 Oct 16,17, HACC $95.00 Note: These classes are physically demanding. Students participating in the programs should be in good physical condition. No facial hair that will interfere with the seal of the SCBA face piece will be permitted. Structural Fire/Rescue Programs Firefighter Survival (PSFA-SURV) This 16 hr. course will enable firefighters to become more familiar with procedures that may be used to save prevent or perhaps lessen the seriousness of injuries to other firefighters or themselves. It will explain the required skills and knowledge relative to the rescue procedures needed for self-rescue. Emphasis will be placed on search techniques, communications, Accountability/location and self-rescue techniques. Students must be in adequate physical condition to perform 100% of the Practical skills. Prerequisite: Interior Firefighter (or equivalent) Required Equipment: Structural Firefighters Protective Clothing; SCBA with spare cylinder July 25, HACC $75.00 Hands-On Forcible Entry If you are tired of sitting in the classroom listening about how to accomplish tasks, and would rather be getting real world hands on experience, then this class is just for you! During this fast paced 8 hour course you will be up and moving right away, and working with some of the best fire instructors in the region on proven forcible entry techniques that get the job done. Not only will participants be able to many practice conventional and thru the lock techniques on doors but also operate multiple cutting torches and various types of power saws to break through concrete and metal enclosures. Prerequisites: Interior Firefighter (ELIF), Essentials of Firefighting, HACC Fire Operations Module D or Firefighter I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighting PPE with SCBA and spare cylinder May HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

28 Structural Fire Rescue (SFR) This 16 hour course deals with the philosophy of modern fire ground rescues, and will focus on innovative victim removal techniques, search procedures, and methods of retrieving victims from above and below grade situations. Participants will work along with veteran fire instructors, under realistic situations demonstrating various proven victim lifts, drags, carries, lashings, and slings in this mostly hands-on class. Special time will be taken to share the proper application of ground ladders to for rescue, and building quick yet effective vertical lifting and lowering systems. If you can only take one class this year, you would be wise to make it this one! Prerequisites: Interior Firefighter (ELIF), Essentials of Firefighting, HACC Fire Operations Module D or Firefighter I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighting PPE with SCBA and spare cylinder June 27, HACC $ Truck Company Operations I (PSFA-TRCO) This 16 hr. course introduces firefighters to the basic duties of a truck company and includes the use of hand and power tools, search and rescue operations, and ventilation and overhaul activities. Students will need to bring full protective clothing and self-contained breathing apparatus. Prerequisite: Interior Firefighter (or equivalent) Required Equipment: Structural Firefighters Protective Clothing; SCBA with spare cylinder Sept 12, HACC $95.00 Truck Company Operations II (PSFA-ATRC) This 16 hr. course is designed to build upon and refine the skills and knowledge required for providing effective Truck Company Operations. Students will perform practical evolutions in order to further refine their abilities to effectively and safely operate on the fire ground as a member of a Truck Company. Emphasis is placed on drill ground work, expanding upon and further developing practical skills acquired in course prerequisites. Topics will include reviews with practical evolutions involving: Organization and Truck Company Assignments, Ventilation Theory, Search/Rescue Practices, and Power Saws. Students will need full protective equipment, including SCBA. Prerequisite: Interior Firefighter (or equivalent); Truck Company Operations I Required Equipment: Structural Firefighters Protective Clothing; SCBA with spare cylinder October 17, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

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30 Technical Rescue Programs Rescue Practices General Requirements for Rescue Technicians This 40 hr. program is designed to cover the NFPA 1006 Standard for Rescue Technician Professional Qualifications Job Performance Requirements (JPR s) for Chapter 5 General Requirements. These JPR s must be met prior to receiving certification as a Rescue Technician in any sub-specialty. Topics covered include: Incident management and site operations, use of tactical work sheets, basic ground search techniques, helicopter ground support operations, victim management (triage, assessment and patient packaging), rope/knots/hitches, construction and operation of simple mechanical advantage systems, construction and operation of belay systems, low-angle litter evacuation techniques, equipment inspection and maintenance, and termination procedures. Students meeting prerequisites and successfully completing this program should be adequately prepared to take the written and practical certification exams for the NFPA 1006 Rescue General Requirements level. Upon successful completion of this program students will be eligible to take the National Pro-Board General Requirements Rescue Technician written and practical exams, which will be administered as part of this comprehensive program on April 18, 2014 Prerequisites: Hazardous Materials Operations (HMO) or higher level of training and current CPR certification Required Equipment: Work clothes or coveralls, helmet, gloves, boots, and safety glasses/goggles Certification Exam for General Requirements for Rescue Technicians will be held April 18, 2015 March 13,14,15,20,21, HACC $ Confined Space Awareness PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 4/EMT 4/ALS 4 This 4 hr class will provide the participant with the information needed to identify confined spaces and assess the hazards associated with confined spaces in order to avoid serious injury or death. Information will be provided and alarm procedures discussed for handling confined space incidents as a first responder. This class does not involve, nor does it certify, persons to make confined space entries. This program is ideal for all rescue personnel. Prerequisites: None Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Minimum Age: 14 July HACC $25.00 Confined Space Rescue Operations (PSFA-CSR) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 7.5/EMT 7.5/ALS 7.5 This 16 hr. program trains students to conduct rescues from confined spaces. Topics covered include: Scene management, size-up, risk benefit analysis, air monitoring and ventilation, entry techniques, patient packaging, removal and termination. Students will have opportunity to apply techniques in actual confined spaces Prerequisites: Respiratory Protection I (REPA) or equivalent and Basic Rigging for Rope Rescue (ROBR Required Equipment: Work clothes or coveralls, helmet, gloves, boots, safety glasses/goggles and SCBA July 11, HACC $75.00 Confined Space Rescue Technician PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 11.5/ EMT 11.5/ALS 11.5 This 40 hr program will cover the NFPA 1670 competencies at the Technician level for Confined Space Entry and Rescue operations. Topics covered include preplanning, scene size-up and assessment, hazard control, atmospheric monitoring, ventilation, respiratory protection, control of hazardous energy, entry procedures, patient management, and termination considerations. Upon successful completion of this program students will be eligible to take the National Pro-Board Confined Space Rescue Technician written and practical exams, which will be administered as part of this comprehensive program the second weekend. (July 24,25,26, 2015) Prerequisites: Respiratory Protection I (REPA) or equivalent and Basic Rigging for Rope Rescue (ROBR) Confined Space Awareness and Operations classes are not required as prerequisites, this information will be covered within this comprehensive program. Required Equipment: Work clothes or coveralls, helmet, gloves, boots, safety glasses/goggles and SCBA July 17,18,19,24,25, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

31 Technical Rescue Programs Structural Collapse Awareness-Level I (PSFA-SCOA) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 1/EMT 1/ALS 1 This 4 hr course is designed to make firefighters aware of safety requirements at the scene of a structure collapse and enable them to participate effectively during the initial stages of structural collapse operations. Students will learn to identify and mitigate hazards, recognize the need for assistance, and perform as an integral part of the overall operation, once technical teams are on-site. Prerequisites: Introduction to the Fire Service (ELIS Required Equipment: Pen/pencil and note taking material Minimum Age: 14 August HACC $25.00 Structural Collapse Operations-Level II (PSFA-SCOF) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 2.5/EMT 2.5/ALS 2.5 This 16 hr course is designed to teach firefighters the skills needed to function at the operational level at structural collapse incidents involving light frame and heavy wall structures. Students should be able to size-up a damaged structure for stability and victim location, recognize and mitigate hazards, construct and properly place emergency shoring, access and search void spaces, and package and extricate patients. Required Equipment: Helmet, gloves, eye & hearing protection, work boots with ankle support. Minimum Age:18 August 15, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

32 Technical Rescue Programs Trench Rescue Awareness PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 3/ EMT 3/ ALS 3 This 4 hr course is an awareness-level program that defines what a trench is, the hazards associated with trenches, the common misconceptions about trenches, and the dynamics of earth movement. Students will be provided with a systems approach in dealing with trench incidents prior to the arrival of technical specialists. This class does not involve, nor does it certify, persons to make trench collapse entries. This program is ideal for all rescue personnel. Prerequisites: None Required Equipment: N/A Minimum Age: 14 Sept HACC $25.00 Trench Rescue Operations (PSFA-TRRE) PA DOH CE CREDITS: FR 5.5/EMT5.5/ALS 5.5 This 16 hr. course will introduce the students to the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and effectively perform complex rescue operations in non-intersecting trenches. Topics covered include: Scene size-up; hazard recognition/control; incident management; sheeting/shoring techniques and patient extrication/removal. This curriculum is based on the NFPA 1670 Operations level skills for Trench/Excavation Rescue. Prerequisites: Trench Rescue Awareness Required Equipment: Work clothes or coveralls, helmet, gloves, boots, and safety glasses/goggles Sept 12, HACC $95.00 Trench Rescue Technician ** PA DOH CE CREDITs: FR 8.5/ EMT 8.5/ ALS 8.5 This 40 hr program will cover the NFPA 1670 competencies at the Technician level for Trench/Excavation collapse. Topics covered include scene size-up, hazard recognition and control, soil classification, support operations, shoring of non-intersecting and intersecting trenches, installation of supplemental sheeting and shoring, heavy equipment coordination, patient management, and termination procedures. The National Pro-Board written and practical exams for the Trench Rescue Technician will be administered as part of this program for students meeting the prerequisites and wishing to attain certification. Prerequisites: Trench Rescue Awareness Required Equipment: Work clothes or coveralls, helmet, gloves, boots, and safety glasses/goggles June 12,13,14,19,20, HACC $ In cooperation with the annual Mason-Dixon Trench Weekend, there will be an open challenge National Pro-Board Trench Rescue Technician exam held May 1,2,3, 2015 at the conclusion of the class. Interested teams should contact us for more information. 32 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

33 Technical Rescue Programs Advanced Line Systems Rescue (ALSR) This 16 hour course will help students become aware how to set up and utilize various line systems for water rescue and to proficiently don and use a type V rescue vest. Students will be training in actual moving waterway in order to practice the needed maneuvers to safely rescue victims floating downstream. This course is co-sponsored by the Pa Fish and Boat Commission. Prerequisites: WRER (Water Rescue & Emergency Response) or Water Rescue & Emergency Response Phase I (FCWR) Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Pen/Pencil, notebook, USCG approved personal flotation device (pfd), properly outfitted water rescue helmet, & proper PPE. (a type II vest if possible) August 29, HACC $95.00 Emergency Boat Operations and Rescue (EBOR) This 16 hour program involves skills of boat operation for rescue including boat selection, recommended equipment, boat handling, boat used rescue technique, and extrication from the water. Students will be training in actual moving waterway to become proficient with boat operation rescue skills necessary for boat used rescues. This course is co-sponsored by the Pa Fish and Boat Commission. Prerequisites: WRER (Water Rescue & Emergency Response) or Water Rescue & Emergency Response Phase I (FCWR) and PA Basic Boating Certificate or equivalent Student Equipment/Supply Needs: Pen/Pencil, Notebook, USCG approved personal flotation device, whistle, water rescue helmet if available, appropriate PPE. Oct 10, HACC $95.00 Water Rescue for the First Responder Awareness Level (WRFR-A) This 2.5 hour course will provide information that the first arriving emergency services personnel will need at a water incident to recognize risks and dangers associated with water emergencies and take actions to ensure their safety. The course will address scene assessment, activation of emergency response system, evaluation of potential and existing water hazards, scene management, rescue vs. recovery, and personal safety measures. This course is co-sponsored by the Pa Fish and Boat Commission. Prerequisites: None. Student Equipment & Supply Needs: US Coast Guard approved type III or V PFD and student workbooks Feb HACC $35.00 July HACC $35.00 Water Rescue & Emergency Response (WRER) This 16 hour course will teach students how to plan for water emergencies, dynamics of moving water, medical conditions, personal safety & fundamental rescue techniques (self & shore based) Students will be training in actual moving waterway in order to practice the needed maneuvers to safely rescue victims floating downstream. This course is co-sponsored by the Pa Fish and Boat Commission. Prerequisites: None Student Equipment & Supply Needs: US Coast Guard approved PFD, water rescue helmet & appropriate clothing for water & weather conditions March 21, HACC $95.00 July 25, HACC $ Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

34 January 2015 Course Hours Section Fee Dates Time/Key Location Reading the Smoke $35.00 January 10 Day/Weekend Strategy and Tactics for Initial Company Operations Instructional Techniques for Company Officers/Instructor I Prep $55.00 January 10,11 Day/Weekend $ January 17,18 Day/Weekday Introduction to the Fire Service (1) $ January 17,18 Day/Weekend Hazardous Materials Awareness $25.00 January 21 Evening Fire Dynamics: Fundamentals $35.00 January 8am Day/Weekend Fire Dynamics: Strategy & Tactics $35.00 January 12 Noon Day/Weekend Fire Ground Support (1) $ January 24,25,31, February 1 Day/Weekend Introduction to the Fire Service (2) $ January 31, February 1 Day/Weekend February 2015 NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness Certification Exam 2 $25.00 February 2 Evening Basic Fire Police $75.00 February 3,5,7 Eve/Weekend ICS N/A February 3,5,7,8 Blended Fire Officer II Course $425 February 4 to April 15 Eve/Weekday Day/Weekend Eve/Weekday Day/Weekend Hazardous Materials Awareness $25.00 February 7 Day/Weekend Haz Mat On-Scene Incident Commander $75 February 7, 8 Day/Weekend Fire Ground Support (2) $ February 14,15,21,22 Day/Weekend Hazardous Materials Awareness $25.00 February 14 Day/Weekend NFPA Fire Officer I program $ February 14,15,28,Mar 1,14,15 Day/Weekend NFA Incident Command Systems $55.00 February 17,19,21 Eve/Weekend Water Rescue Awareness $35.00 February 21 Day/Weekend ICS N/A February 28, March 1 Day/Weekend March 2015 NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness Certification Exam Exterior Firefighting (1) $ NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Operations Refresher 2 N/A $25.00 March 2 Evening March 3,5,7,8,10,12,14,15,17 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend $50.00 March 7 Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 March 7 Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 March 8 Day/Weekend 34 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

35 NFPA 1006: General Requirements for Rescue Technicians program $ March 13,14,15,20,21,22 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend Emergency Vehicle Driver Training $75.00 March 14,15 Day/Weekend Reading Smoke $35.00 March 14 Day/Weekend NFPA 1041: Fire Instructor II Program $ March 16,17,18,19 Day/Week Structural Burn Session $ March 21,22 Day/Weekend Water Rescue & Emergency Response $95.00 March 21,22 Day/Weekend NFPA 1670:Vehicle Rescue-Awareness $ March 24,26,28,29 Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Operations $95.00 March 24,26,28,29 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend Basic Rigging for Rope Rescue $95.00 March 28,29 Day/Weekend Firefighter I Certification Review $75.00 March 28,29 Day/Weekend April 2015 Course Hours Section Fee Dates Time/Key Location NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness Certification Exam 2 $25.00 April 6 Evening Advanced Fire Fighter $ April 7,9,11,12 Eve/Weekend NFPA 1670: Vehicle Rescue- Operations $ April 10,11,12 NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Operations Refresher Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend $50.00 April 11 Day/Weekend Mid- Rise Firefighting $ April 11,12 Day/Weekend Wilderness Search and Rescue/Search Responder $75.00 April 11,12 Day/Weekend NFPA1006: General Requirements for Rescue Technicians Certification Exam 8 Interior Firefighter (1) $ $ April 18 Day/Weekend April 18,19,21,23,28,30,May 2,3 Eve/Weekend Fire Dynamics: Fundamentals $35.00 April 8am Day/Weekend Fire Dynamics: Strategy & Tactics $35.00 April 12 Noon Day/Weekend NFPA 1006: Vehicle/Machinery Level I Certification Exam (written & practical) NFPA 1006: Surface Water Rescue Technician Certification Exam NFPA 1001: Firefighter I Certification Exam (written) $ April 19 Day/Weekend $ April 24, 25 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend $25.00 April 24 Evening/Weekday NFPA 1001: Firefighter I Certification Exam (practical) 8 $ April 25 Day/Weekend NFPA 1001: Firefighter II Certification Exam (written/practical) 8 $ April 26 Day/Weekend May 2015 Reading Smoke $35.00 May 2 Evening/Weekday Hands-On Forcible Entry $95.00 May 9 Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Operations Certification Exam 8 $ May 9 Day/Weekend 35 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

36 NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness Certification Exam 2 $25.00 May 11 Evening/Weekday Rapid Intervention Teams: Introduction $25.00 May 15 Evening/Weekday Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 May 16 Day/Weekend Emergency Vehicle Driver Training $75.00 May 16,17 Day/Weekend Rapid Intervention Teams: Operations I $ May 16,17 Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 May 17 Day/Weekend Fire Attack at Basement Fires $ May 23 Day/Weekend NFPA 1670:Vehicle Rescue- Technician $ May 29,30,31 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend June 2015 Course Hours Section Fee Dates Time/Key Location Incident Safety Officer $55.00 June 2,4,6 Eve/Weekend Rope Rescue I $95.00 June 6,7 Day/Weekend ICS N/A June 8,9,10 Day/Weekday ICS N/A June 11,12 Day/Weekday Trench Rescue Technician $ June 12,13,14,19,20,21 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend Pump Operations I $75.00 June 13,14 Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness Certification Exam 2 $25.00 June 15 Evening/Weekday Introduction to the Fire Service (3) $ June 15,16 Day/Weekday Introduction to the Fire Service (4) $ June 17,18 Day/Weekday Hazardous Materials Awareness (2) $25.00 June 19@ 8am Day/Weekend Hazardous Materials Awareness (3) $25.00 June 19@1pm Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 June 20 Day/Weekend Fireground Support (3) $ June 22,23,24,25 Day/Weekday Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 June 27 Day/Weekend Structural Fire Rescue $ June 27,28 Day/Weekend Rope Rescue II $95.00 June 27,28 Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 June 28 Day/Weekend Fireground Support (4) $ June 29,30, July 1,2 Day/Weekday Exterior Firefighting (2) $ June 29,30, July 1,2,6,7,8 Day/Weekday 36 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

37 July 2015 NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness Certification Exam 2 N/A $25.00 July 6 Evening/Weekday Exterior Firefighting (3) $ July 6,7,8,9,14,15,16 Day/Weekday NFPA 1670: Confined Space Rescue Awareness $25.00 July 10 Day/Weekend NFPA 1670: Confined Space Rescue Operations $75.00 July 11,12 Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Operations (2) $95.00 July 13,14,15 Day/Weekday NFPA 1670: Confined Space Rescue Technician $ July 17,18,19,24,25,26 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 July 18 Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 July 19 Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Operations (3) $95.00 July 20,21,22 Day/Weekday Fire Dynamics: Fundamentals $35.00 July 21 Weeknight Fire Dynamics: Strategy & Tactics $35.00 July 23 Weeknight NFPA 1670: Confined Space Rescue Technician Certification Exam (written) 2 Applicat ion $25.00 July 24 Evening/Weekday Water Rescue Awareness $35.00 July 24 Evening/Weekday Water Rescue & Emergency Response $95.00 July 25,26 Day/Weekend NFPA 1670: Confined Space Rescue Technician Certification Exam (practical) 16 Applicat ion $ July 25,26 Day/Weekend Firefighter Survival $75.00 July 25,26 Day/Weekend Interior Firefighter $ July 27,28,29,30,31 Aug 3 Day/Weekday Rope Rescue III $95.00 July 31, August 1,2 Evening/Weekend Day/Weekend Course Hours Section Fee Dates Time/Key Location August 2015 NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness 2 Certification Exam $25.00 August 3 Evening/Weekday NFPA 1001: Firefighter I Certification Exam 2 (written) $25.00 August 7 Evening/Weekday NFPA 1001: Firefighter I Certification Exam 8 (practical) $ August 8 Day/Weekend NFPA 1670: Vehicle Rescue- Awareness $ August 11,12,13 Day/Weekday Structural Collapse I Awareness $25.00 August 14 Evening/Weekday Structural Collapse II- Operations $95.00 August 15,16 Day/Weekend Pump Operations II $75.00 August 15,16 Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 August 15 Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 August 16 Day/Weekend 37 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

38 Advanced Fire Fighter $ August 18,19,20 Day/Weekday NFPA 1670: Vehicle Rescue- Operations $ August 18,19,20 Day/Weekday Emergency Vehicle Driver Training $75.00 August 22, 23 Day/Weekday NFPA 1002: Driver Operator Pumper Certification Exam NFPA 1002: Driver Operator Mobile Water Supply Apparatus Certification Exam 8 8 NFPA 1031: Fire Inspector I Program $ $ August 23 Day/Weekend $ August 29 Day/Weekend August 29,30,Sep 12,13,26,27 Day/Weekend Advanced Line Systems & Rescue $95.00 August 29,30 Day/Weekend September 2015 Trench Rescue Awareness $25.00 Sept 11 Evening/Weekday Trench Rescue Operations I $95.00 Sept 12,13 Day/Weekend Introduction to the Fire Service $ Sept 12,13 Day/Weekend Truck Company Operations I $95.00 Sept 12,13 Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Technician program NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness Certification Exam $ Sept 12,13,19,20,26,27 Day/Weekend 2 NFPA 1670: Vehicle Rescue Awareness $ Sept 15,17,19,20 Blended Fire Officer I $ Sept 16 to Dec 9 $25.00 Sept 14 Evening/Weekday Evening/Weekend Day/Weekend Evening/Weekend Day/Weekend Hazardous Materials Awareness $25.00 Sept 20 Day/Weekend Rope Rescue IV $95.00 Sept 18,19,20 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend Fire Attack at Attic Fires $ Sept 19 Day/Weekend Advanced Fire Fighter $ Sept 22,24,26,27 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend Rapid Intervention Teams: Introduction $25.00 Sept 25 Evening/Weekday Rapid Intervention Teams: Operations I $ Sept 26,27 Day/Weekend Advanced Fire Police $75.00 Sept 26,27 Day/Weekend Fireground Support $ Sept 26,27, Oct 3,4, Day/Weekend Course Hours Section Fee Dates Time/Key Location October 2015 NFPA 1670: Vehicle Rescue Operations $ Oct 2,3,4 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Operations Refresher $50.00 Oct 3 Day/Weekend Firefighter I Certification Review $75.00 Oct 3,4 Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Technician 8 Certification Exam (written & practical) $ Oct 4 Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness 2 Certification Exam $25.00 Oct 5 Evening/Weekday NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Operations $95.00 Oct 6,8,10,11 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend Emergency Boat Operations Rescue $95.00 Oct 10,11 Day/Weekend Rapid Intervention Teams: Operations II $ Oct 10,11 Day/Weekend Structural Burn Session $ Oct 10,11 Day/Weekend Reading Smoke $35.00 Oct 10 Evening/Weekday 38 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

39 Incident Safety Officer $55.00 Oct 13,15,20,22 Evening/Weekday NFPA 1670: Vehicle Rescue Technician $ Oct 16,17,18 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend Rope Rescue V $95.00 Oct 16,17,18 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend Wilderness Search & Rescue Basic $35.00 October 17 Day/Weekend Wilderness Search & Rescue Advanced $35.00 October 18 Day/Weekend Truck Company Operations II $95.00 Oct 17,18 Day/Weekend NFPA 1021: Fire Officer II Program $ Oct 17,18,31, Nov 1, 14,15 Day/Weekend ICS N/A Oct 20,22,24,25 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend NFPA 1001: Firefighter I Certification Exam 2 (written) $25.00 Oct 23 Evening/Weekday NFPA 1006: Surface Water Rescue Technician Evening/Weekday 12 $ Oct 23, 24 Certification Exam Day/Weekend NFPA 1001: Firefighter I Certification Exam 8 (practical) $ Oct 24 Day/Weekend Fire Dynamics: Fundamentals $35.00 Oct 8am Day/Weekend Fire Dynamics: Strategy & Tactics $35.00 Oct 12 Noon Day/Weekend NFPA 1001: Firefighter II Certification Exam 8 (written/practical) $ Oct 25 Day/Weekend NFPA 1006: Vehicle/Machinery Level I 8 Certification Exam (written & practical) $ Oct 25 Day/Weekend NFPA 1006: Rope Rescue Technician I/II 8 Certification Exam (written & practical) $ Oct 31 Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 Oct 31 Day/Weekend November 2015 NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness Certification Exam 2 $25.00 Nov 2 Evening/Weekday Exterior Firefighter $ Nov 7,8,14,15,19,21,22 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend Emergency Vehicle Driver Training $75.00 Nov 7,8 Day/Weekend Aerial Apparatus Practices $75.00 Nov 7,8 Day/Weekend Fire Attack at Basement Fires $ Nov 7 Day/Weekend NFPA 1006: Vehicle/Machinery Technical Rescuer 8 Level II (written/practical) $ Nov 14 Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 Nov 15 Evening/Weekday NFPA 1002: Driver Operator/Aerial Certification 8 Exam (written/practical) $ Nov 21 Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Operations 8 Certification Exam (written/practical) $ Nov 22 Day/Weekend December 2015 Interior Firefighting $ Dec 1,3,5,6,8,10,12,13 Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness 2 Certification Exam $25.00 Dec 7 Evening/Weekday Educational Methodology/NFPA 1041: Fire Instructor I Certification Program $ Dec 2,3,4,5,6, Day/Week/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 Dec 5 Day/Weekend Flashover Recognition Training $95.00 Dec 6 Day/Weekend ICS N/A Dec 12,13 Day/Weekend Advanced Fire Fighter $ Dec 15,17,19,20, Evening/Weekday Day/Weekend NFPA Incident Safety Officer $55.00 Dec 19,20 Day/Weekend 39 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

40 Certification Programs Certification Examination Information PLEASE READ CAREFULLY Open enrollment certification exams are limited to the first 24 applicants. Candidates are required to complete a separate application for enrollment into certification examinations. Candidates can download current applications and skill sheets for exams from the Office of the State Fire Commissioner web site at Candidates are expected to be able to read and follow the application directions to complete the application in a timely fashion with little assistance. HACC will then review the applications for completeness and notify the candidate of acceptance into examinations. Any incomplete applications will be returned to the candidate. Individuals interested in the certification process are asked to call the Public Safety Center for additional information, a detailed description of the process involved for each level of certification testing, and pricing for exams. Departments wishing to hold closed certification tests for their personnel should contact the Shumaker Public Safety Center at (717) or [email protected] for further information. Completed applications with all necessary documentation attached (including a permission to bill form) should be submitted to HACC by the application deadline dates listed for each exam on the following page. All Certification s; Skill Sheets; and Candidate Handbooks can be downloaded from the Pennsylvania State Fire Academy 40 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

41 Certification Exam Levels and Prerequisite Requirements Exam Prerequisites Firefighter I 18 years of age; completion of PA State Fire Academy 16 hour Structural Burn Session (or equivalent); current HazMat Operations training/certification; current CPR (infant, child, adult); current First Aid training (or higher level of EMS credentialing) Firefighter II Firefighter I certification; Vehicle Rescue I or II, or BVR Awareness and Operations; current HazMat Operations Level training/certification; submission of a detailed commercial occupancy preplan; submission of fire department report for an actual incident, submission of a residential diagram indicating primary and secondary routes of egress as well as other fire safety related information Fire Officer I Firefighter II, Fire Instructor I, NIMS ICS for the Fire Service (or equivalent), current HazMat Operations Level training/certification (within one year of course) Fire Officer II Fire Officer I; current HazMat Operations Level training/certification Fire Instructor I Certification by program see program description Fire Instructor II Fire Instructor I Fire Inspector I 18 years of age; current HazMat Awareness training/certification Hazardous Materials Awareness 14 years of age; proof of current training Hazardous Materials Operations 16 years of age; HazMat Awareness certification Hazardous Materials Technician 18 years of age; HazMat Operations certification HazMat On-Scene Incident Commander Hazardous Materials Operations Level Certification (or higher) Driver/Operator Aerial 21 years of age; Firefighter I; valid driver s license Driver/Operator Pumper 21 years of age; Firefighter I; valid driver s license Driver/Operator Mobile Water Supply Apparatus 21 years of age; valid driver s license Rescue General Requirements Rescue Vehicle/Machinery Levels I/II Rescue Rope Rescue Technician Levels I/II Rescue Confined Space Rescue Technician Levels I/II Rescue Trench Rescue Technician Levels I/II Rescue Structural Collapse Rescue Technician Levels I/II 18 years old; current HazMat Operations training/certification; current CPR (infant, child and adult); American Red Cross Emergency Responder or PA Department of Health First Responder certification (new curriculum) Rescue General Requirements for Rescuers Certification; current HazMat Operations training/certification Rescue General Requirements for Rescuers certification; current HazMat Operations training/certification Rescue General Requirements for Rescuers certification; current HazMat Operations training/certification; current CPR certification (infant, child and adult) Rescue General Requirements for Rescuers certification; current HazMat Operations training/certification; current CPR certification (infant, child and adult) Rescue General Requirements certification; current HazMat Operations training/certification; current CPR certification (infant, child and adult) 41 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

42 2015 Open Enrollment Certification Exams NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Awareness Certification Written Exam Date(s) Location Fee February 2 HACC $25.00 March 2 HACC $25.00 April 6 HACC $25.00 May 11 HACC $25.00 June 15 HACC $25.00 July 6 HACC $25.00 August 3 HACC $25.00 September 14 HACC $25.00 October 5 HACC $25.00 November 2 HACC $25.00 December HACC $25.00 NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Operations Certification Exam Date(s) Location Fee May 9 (written & practical) HACC $ November 22 (written & practical) HACC $ NFPA 472: Hazardous Materials Technician Certification Exam Date(s) Location Fee Oct 4 (written & practical) HACC $ NFPA 1001: Fire Fighter I Certification Exam Date(s) Location Fee April 24 (written) April 25 (practical) HACC $ August 7 (written) August 8 (practical) HACC $ October 23 (written) October 24 (practical) HACC $ NFPA 1001: Fire Fighter II Certification Exam Date(s) Location Fee April 26 (written & practical) HACC $ October 25 (written & practical) HACC $ NFPA 1002: Driver/Operator-Pumper Certification Exam (must provide apparatus) Date(s) Location Fee August 23 (written & practical) HACC $ NFPA 1002: Driver/Operator- Aerial Certification Exam (must provide apparatus) Date(s) Location Fee November 21(written & practical) HACC $ NFPA 1002: Driver/Operator- Mobile Water Supply Certification Exam (must provide apparatus) Date(s) Location Fee August 29 (written & practical) HACC $ All Certification s; Skill Sheets; and Candidate Handbooks can be downloaded from the Pennsylvania State Fire Academy 42 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

43 2015 Open Enrollment Certification Exams NFPA 1006: General Requirements for Rescue Technicians Certification Exam Date(s) Location Fee April 18 HACC $ NFPA 1006: Rope Technical Rescue I/II Certification Exam Date(s) Location Fee October 31 HACC $ NFPA 1006: Vehicle/Machinery Technical Rescue I Certification Exam Date(s) Location Fee April 19 HACC $ October 25 HACC $ NFPA 1006: Vehicle/Machinery Technical Rescue II Certification Exam Date(s) Location Fee November 14 (written & practical) HACC $ NFPA 1006: Surface Water Rescue Certification Exam Date(s) Location Fee April 24,25 (written & practical) HACC $ October 23,24 (written & practical) HACC $ NFPA 1670: Confined Space Rescue Technician I/II Certification Exam Date(s) Location Fee July 24 (written) HACC $ July 25,26 (practical) All Certification s; Skill Sheets; and Candidate Handbooks can be downloaded from the Pennsylvania State Fire Academy 43 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

44 2015 Re-test Dates Retest dates, policy, and fees. Please select one of the following dates to re-test and call to schedule a date. NO RESERVATIONS WILL BE TAKEN THE DAY OF ANY EXAM!!! Days: 1:00pm Evenings: 6:30pm February 2 nd, 2015 February 2 nd, 2015 March 2 nd, 2015 March 2 nd, 2015 April 6 th, 2015 April 6 th, 2015 May 11 th, 2015 May 11 th, 2015 June 15th, 2015 June 15 th, 2015 July 6 th, 2015 July 6 th, 2015 August 3 rd, 2015 August 3 rd, 2015 September 14 th, 2015 September 14 th, 2015 October 5 th, 2015 October 5 th, 2015 November 2 nd, 2015 November 2 nd, 2015 December 7 th, 2015 December 7 th, 2015 Policy: Candidates are allowed 2 retests after the first attempt. (cannot be the same day) Pre-registration is REQUIRED or a candidate will be asked to schedule for the next available date. Have the following information when you sign up: original test date, specific test, contact information, and proper name. o Via [email protected] (preferred) o Via phone: o Via mail: Shumaker Public Safety Center, One HACC Dr Harrisburg, PA ATTN: Andrew Candidates must show photo ID (PA DL/ID, school ID, etc) to take the test. Fee Schedule Written Practical Candidate Situation Free Free HACC Course 1 st Retest Free Free HACC Course 2 nd Retest Free Free HACC Certification Testing 1 st Retest Free Free HACC Certification Testing 2 nd Retest $25 To be determined Other Candidates: must have payment or signed authorization to bill. If student/candidate fails the 2 nd Retest, the student must restart the process. 44 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

45 Disability Accommodations Students Requesting Accommodations A wide range of services are available through the college s Office of Disability Services for students with learning, medical/physical or psychological disabilities. Students requesting accommodations for disabilities are urged to contact the Office of Disability Services or the Fire Training Unit at their earliest convenience in order to arrange for appropriate accommodations and referrals. Requests for accommodations should be forwarded well in advance of the scheduled class sessions in order to assure time to review documentation provided by the student. If not forwarded in advance, students should make the instructor aware of their request on the first scheduled class session No testing accommodations will be offered to students unless documentation has been previously provided for review. In order to receive disability services students must submit documentation of the disability to the Office of Disability Services. When requesting accommodations students are responsible for submitting an assessment report that: Is completed by a qualified professional such as a medical doctor or licensed psychologist. Contains the evaluator s name; title; and assessment date. Was completed within the last three years. Indentifies the disability, describes the limits it imposes, and includes recommended accommodations. For Further information regarding disability services contact: Office of Disability Services Carole Kerper, Director of Disability Services One HACC Drive Harrisburg, PA Phone: Fax: Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

46 DIRECTIONS TO HARRISBURG AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SENATOR JOHN J. SHUMAKER PUBLIC SAFETY CENTER DIRECTIONS FROM WEST SHORE OR CARLISLE: Take I- 81 north to Cameron Street Exit 67A. From Cameron Street, turn right at the first traffic light. Go through the next traffic light, and go to Entrance # 5 (Public Safety Training Center). If traveling north on Route 11, continue on Routes north to I-81 (north of Enola). Follow 1-81 north across the Susquehanna River, then take Cameron Street Exit 67A. Go through the next traffic light, and go to Entrance #5 (Public Safety Training Center). DIRECTIONS FROM DOWNTOWN HARRISBURG: Take Second Street north to the 2100 block and turn right onto Maclay Street. Follow Maclay Street east across the railroad bridge to the traffic light at the Farm Show Building. Turn left onto Cameron Street and travel north to the next traffic light. Turn left and go through the next traffic light, and go to Entrance #5 (Public Safety Training Center). DIRECTIONS FROM THE NORTH: Take Routes south following the Susquehanna River to I-81. Follow I-81 north across the river then take Cameron Street Exit 67A. From Cameron Street, turn right at the first traffic light. Go through the next traffic light, and go to Entrance #5 (Public Safety Training Center). DIRECTIONS FROM UPPER DAUPHIN AREA: Take Route 147 south or Route 225 south to Route 322 (River Relief Route). Route 322 becomes Cameron Street after crossing I-81. From Cameron Street, turn right at the first traffic light. Go through the next traffic light, and go to Entrance #5 (Public Safety Training Center). DIRECTIONS FROM LANCASTER: Take I-283 north toward Harrisburg to I-83. Follow I-83 north and merge with I-81 south. Take Cameron Street Exit 67A. From Cameron Street, turn right at the first traffic light. Go through the next traffic light, and go to Entrance #5 (Public Safety Training Center). DIRECTIONS FROM YORK: Take I-83 north across the Susquehanna River to the east shore of Harrisburg. Follow I-83 to the north and merge with I-81 south. Take Cameron Street Exit 67A. Turn right at the first traffic light, go through the next traffic light and go to Entrance #5 (Public Safety Training Center). DIRECTIONS FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE: If traveling WEST on the turnpike, take Exit 19. Travel north on I- 283 which becomes I-83. Follow I-83 north and merge with I-81 south. Take Cameron Street Exit 67A. From Cameron Street, turn right at the first traffic light. Go through the next traffic light, and go to Entrance #5 (Public Safety Training Center). If traveling EAST on the turnpike, take exit 17. Take I-81 north to Cameron Street Exit 67A. From Cameron Street, turn right at the first traffic light. Go through the next traffic light, and go to Entrance #5 (Public Safety Training Center). 46 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

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48 Tuition Assistance is now available for Courses Offered in this Catalog! Eligible applicants must reside in Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry or York counties. Preference will be given to students with Military Service, and those enrolled in HACC s Fire Science degree program. Who should apply Students pursuing an Associates Degree in Fire Science Technology Students enrolling Fire Training and Certification Prep Programs Students interested in attending the HACC Career Fire Academy as a Pre-Service Candidate Interested students should fill-out the application form below. Fore more information call (717) All applications are subject to review and approval by the HACC Foundation. This tuition assistance is made possible through the Douglas W. Pollock Fire Scholarship Endowment. The Douglas W. Pollock Fire Academy Scholarship (please print all information and check appropriate information) 48 Shumaker Public Safety Center 2015 Fire Training Calendar (Version 12/18)

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