[Live webinar on Thursday, September 30th at 12:00 pm EDT] In this webinar we will provide the fire service instructor with the essential elements needed to administer a physical and tactical set of proficiencies expected of a previously trained driver/operator at a fire incident.

[Live webinar on Thursday, August 26th at 12:00 pm EDT] In this webinar we will provide the fire service instructor with the essential elements needed to facilitate training & education for the company officer who will be tasked with command & control at structure fire incidents.

In this webinar we will discuss how to create and facilitate an officer development program for your department.

In this webinar we will discuss the what constitutes an effective Professional Development Program including benefits, delivery models and evaluation metrics.

In this webinar we will discuss the roles and responsibilities of Rapid Intervention Team (R.I.T.) members, practical skills required, training and pre-designed assignments of each R.I.T. member.

Selecting a suitable and effective anchor is critical for a successful rope rescue. We base our entire rigging set up on our anchor. The technical rescuer, even at the operations level, must be able to correctly select an anchor. The webinar will discuss the IOG on Selecting an anchor for rope rescue.

This webinar will examine dynamics of below-grade fires and the influence of coordinated fire attack from the results of a joint effort from ISFSI and UL FSRI. We will discuss the Fundamentals of Fire Dynamics and how this has effects on Basement Fires. Topics will include: Types of Basements, Flow Paths, Supporting Research, Fireground Experience, and Tactical Considerations.

Fire and EMS members are often asked to produce reports for which they've never received training. Because all reports are public records and because there are many legitimate end users of these reports who rightfully expect to find accurate accounts of incidents, it is important that report writers are able to submit professionally written reports. This session shares simple tips for strengthening the narrative portion of fire and EMS report narratives.

How do we stir the coals of our passion so it won’t grow cold? How do we ignite that passion in others? How do we formulate our message, modify it, and keep it current in a constantly changing world? Continuing Education Hours: 1.5

This webinar will present and walk through proven concepts and action steps to build a cohesive company environment.