TFF050 - Introduction to Fire & Emergency Services Train-the-Trainer
Overview
The class focus is on basic safety consideration and essential information required before a member of a fire department responds to an incident and provides an understanding of the roles and responsibilities of the fire service at the basic level.
The purpose of this course is to prepare entry-level fire service personnel with an understanding of the dangers associated with emergency operations and method used for scene management and safety.
Under the ACI program, the applicant will have completed training or certification that they are seeking to teach; have completed the corresponding Train the Trainer program; and have completed Fire Instructor I.
To successfully complete this course the student will be required to take a 50-question exam and pass with a minimum 80%. The material for this exam is from the Jones and Bartlett Fundamentals of Firefighting 4th Edition.
Course Code
TFF050
Length
4 Hours
Fees
- There is no charge for this class
Pre-Requisites
Introduction to Fire & Emergency Services, Fire Instructor I
Restrictions
Must be 18 years of age.
Certification
None
Maximum Class Size
30
Required Student Materials
None
Course Objectives
- Student will demonstrate knowledge of the fire service, scene management and safety.
- Student will be able to complete required TFACA paperwork for the class he/she is teaching.
Other Notes
None