August 21, 2026
Events
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Burley Fire Department 1235 Miller Ave, Burley, United States
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Firefighter 2
Bonneville County FD 1 2137 South Ammon Road, Ammon, ID, United StatesFirefighter II training is an advanced level of firefighter certification that builds on the foundational skills learned in Firefighter I. It is designed to prepare firefighters for more complex tasks and leadership responsibilities on the fireground. Here’s an overview of what it typically includes: Purpose To enhance the knowledge and skills of firefighters beyond basic […]
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HazMat Operations for First Responders
Meridian ISP 700 S Stratford Ave, Meridian, IdahoHazardous materials (HazMat) first responder operations refers to the initial response phase for incidents involving hazardous materials, where personnel are trained to work in a defensive manner from a safe distance to protect people, property, and the environment. This level of response focuses on containing the release, preventing its spread, and performing basic decontamination, but […]
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Extreme Ownership for First Responders
KCFR Training Facility Post Falls, ID, United States012626-extreme-ownership-flyer
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HazMat Awareness/Operations
Moscow Volunteer Fire Department 229 Pintail Ln, Moscow, United States -
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HazMat A/O
North Custer County 1200 Blue Mountain Road, Challis, ID -
Madison Fire IFSAC Written and Skills Testing Event
Madison Fire IFSAC Written and Skills Testing Event Location: Madison Fire Department 26 N Center St Rexburg, ID ALL areas can be tested for ANY written test portion. You may ONLY fully test on the SKILLS listed below at this testing event for. ♣ Fire Instructor 1 (FI1) You may RETEST ONLY on the SKILLS […]
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Ice Rescue
Hauser Lake 10728 N Hauser Lake Rd, Hauser, ID, United States -
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Fire Instructor 1
Fort Hall Fire and EMS 77 Widowville Road, Fort Hall, ID, United States -
HazMat Awareness/Operations
Meadows Valley Rural Fire Department 200 HWY 95, Idaho City, ID, United StatesHazardous Materials (Hazmat) First Responder Operations (FRO) training equips responders (police, EMTs, firefighters, etc.) to handle hazardous substance releases defensively, focusing on protecting people/environment by isolating the area and preventing spread, not stopping the source. FRO responders use PPE, implement basic containment (like plugging leaks or shutting valves from a safe distance), and know when […]