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Parma RFD is putting on their FF1, FF2, HazMat Awareness and Operations Academy.
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Fire Officer 1: This certification is designed for firefighters who are preparing to take on leadership roles. The curriculum typically covers essential topics such as management processes, communication skills, safety and risk management, and understanding personnel dynamics. The training prepares candidates for the responsibilities of a junior officer within a fire department. Fire Officer 2: […] Firefighter 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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Hazardous 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 […] |
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Hazardous 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 […] |
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