WILDLAND FIREFIGHTER TRAINING COURSES

S-215 Fire Operations in the Urban Interface:
This class is designed to meet the training needs for Initial Attack Incident Commanders, company officers and individuals assigned to the Urban Interface. Units include: Size-Up, Initial Strategy and Action Plan, Structure Triage, Tactics, Safety, Action Plan Assessment and Public Relations.

Classroom 24-32 hours.

S-216 Wildland /Brush Truck Emergency Driving
The course contains knowledge and skills required to operate Fire Vehicles in the Wildland Fire Environment. Topics will include: Basic Maintenance, Driver Safety, Federal Rules and Regulations and Vehicle Safety. The Candidate will be required to Drive a Brush Vehicle on a Wildland/ Off Road Competency Course.

S-330 Strike Team/Task Force Leader:
This course will provide the student with the skills to perform as a Strike Team/Task Force Leader in a State or Federal Deployment. The Course contains several scenarios and exercises job related to all types of disasters Nationwide acting in a Supervisory Role. This is an excellent class for Fire Company Officers, Initial Incident Commanders, Firefighters and Emergency Personnel who fall under State and Federal Deployment or Mutual-Aid Response System.

Basic Fire Management

S-130 Wildland Firefighter Training: 
This entry-level class is designed for Wildland Firefighting Certification under the NIIMS Wildland and Prescribed Fire Qualification System.

The purpose of this course is to train new and existing firefighters in Wildland Firefighting skills. Fire Suppression, Basic Fire Behavior, Fire Weather, and Wildland Safety and Survival.  

S-190 Introduction to Fire Behavior
This entry-level class is designed for Wildland Firefighting Certification under the NIIMS Wildland and Prescribed Fire Qualification System.

The purpose of this course is to train new and existing firefighters in Wildland Firefighting skills. Fire Suppression, Basic Fire Behavior, Fire Weather, and Wildland Safety and Survival.