1st Responder Training AUGUST 2010
A “First Responder” is defined as a person who is trained to provide Emergency Medical
Care to the sick and injured. The DOT Emergency Medical Services First Responder
Refresher Curriculum will begin on August 7th and conclude on August 21st, 2010. The
class involves classroom, practical exercises and examinations. After successful
completion – students are then eligible to apply for continuation of State Licensure.
The dates and times are as follows:
August 7th and 21st .
Both days start at 0800 at the Rutherford County Emergency Operations Center located
at 1220 West College Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
The cost for the course is $45.00.
Bring your First Responder Student book, a copy of your current First Responder
License and a copy of current CPR/AED certification for the Healthcare Provider. This
must include Adult, Child, Infant, AED and FBAO.
If you do not have a current CPR Certification, please contact us at the below listed
information 2 weeks prior to the course.
If you have any questions, contact Joe Johnson @ 615-642-1205 or by email at
sbvfdstaff@bellsouth.net
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED BY EMAIL OR PHONE
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HazMat Training
ALL of the below criteria is REQUIRED for entrance into HMTO.
IS 100, 200, 700, 800 required for all classes!
Below scheduled hours are evning hours designed for volunteer responder/day time workers.
RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING (2- Four hour blocks)
Prerequisite = Completion of FEMA IS 3
Aug 2 and Aug 5 1800 to 2200hrs
Kittrell VFD, District 17- 8067 Woodbury Pike
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(Hazmat Awareness Level)
IRHMI Basic Concepts (4 four hour blocks)
Mon and Thursday evenings from 1800 to 2200hrs
June 28 - July 1-
July 12- July 15
Kittrell VFD, District 17- 8067 Woodbury Pike
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(Hazmat Operations Level) Pre-requisites = IRHMI Basic Concepts.
IRHMI Concept Implementation (4 four hour blocks)
Mon and Thursday evenings from 1800 to 2200hrs
July 19 - July 22- July 26 - July 29
Kittrell VFD, District 17- 8067 Woodbury Pike
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Advanced Cameo
(Computer Aided Management of Emergency Operations)
As conducted by the National Center for Biomedical Research and Training**
County EMA Training Room
September 14, 15, 16 2010 from 8am to 5pm
In the ongoing effort to assist our current and potential Hazmat Technicians, and those responders who provide direct support, gain and practice skills and satisfy portions of their annual training requirements to maintain certification Louisiana State University’s NCBRT offers and advanced course in CAMEO. The “performance level” (meaning hands-on) Intro to CAMEO PER-229 was conducted at the EMA last January. The advanced-level instruction is the capstone course.
All applicants should have graduated from a previous CAMEO introductory training course or possess documented and extensive familiarity with the subject.
There are no specific pre-requisites for this class, but the applicant should be extremely familiar with hazardous material scene operations, computers, databases, and acquainted with digital mapping. They should possess knowledge of CAMEOfm, MARPLOT, ALOHA, and the Chemical Library functions.
- To better understand how the programs interface, participants are provided opportunities to practice key CAMEO procedures that allow users to enhance planning and response activities associated with community risks. These exercises clarify the connections between the programs and how they can enhance emergency planning and response activities.
- Experienced CAMEO users who are knowledgeable in state, county/parish, or municipal emergency planning and response procedures; community emergency planning processes for chemical hazards; and hazards analysis processes for chemical incidents should apply.
- Target Audience/Discipline: Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Management Agency, Fire Service, Governmental Administrative, Hazardous Materials Personnel, Law Enforcement, Public Health
As the class size is strictly limited to a max enrollment of 24, preference will be given to graduates of the Intro to CAMEO course and then by date of receipt of the signed application. This 24-credit-hour (course code MGT-320) class will be conducted at RCEMA on 14/15/16 September 2010 from 0800 to 1700 as a field course by LSU. The NCBRT is the same organization that conducted the Intro Course PER-229 in September and the Sampling Techniques PER-222 classes for both Rutherford County and the Lawrenceburg Hazmat Team last year and who received high marks for the quality & utility of their presentation.
An application is attached. You can see further information on both our website and that of the NCBRT. Last day to apply is 13 Aug 10. Please fill the application, get it signed, attach the pre-requisite certificate and get it to me in the usual ways via fax, mail, or delivery. Again, class size is limited to the first 24 qualified applicants.
Advanced CAMEO will satisfy part of the annual training requirement to maintain certification by the state for Hazmat Techs and many others.
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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TEAM
OPERATIONS (HMTO) 80 hrs
Jan/Feb 2011
- 80-hr night + weekend course spread over five weeks (four weeks of class with one mid-term week for study). Night classes run from 1800 to 2200 and Sat classes run from 0800 to 1700 with an hour lunch period at the EMA training facility.
- Week one is Jan 4,5,6 nights plus Jan 8 all day
- Week two is Jan 11,12,13 nights plus Jan 15 all day
- Mid term week of 17-23 Jan for study
- Week three is Jan 25, 26, 27 nights plus Jan 29 all day
- Week four is Feb 1,2,3 nights plus Feb 5 all day
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