NFPA 1006,1670 Structural Collapse Rescue Level I:  This four day course exceeds NFPA and FEMA requirements.  Primary Objectives:  Building construction and collapse types and characteristics, Shoring Operations to include class I/II/III shores, Mechanical Shoring Systems with heavy emphasis on Paratech Rescue Systems, Breaching/Breaking/Burning, Scenario applications.  Students will be exposed to static environments as well as an acquired structure in a collapsed and dynamic state.  Breaching/Breaking/Burning will provide a wide array of tool systems and applications.

Daily Times: 08:00 - 18:00

Location: Washington Township Fire Department, Dublin Ohio and Off site locations.

To Register: Go to www.fireschool.org or contact Rescue Methods

What to bring... Students should bring rescue helmets, rescue gloves, eye pro, ear pro, tool belt, framing hammer, tape measure, torpedo level, marking utensil, speed square, half mask or particle filter mask, and steel to boots.

NFPA 1006,1670 Trench Rescue Level I.  This four day course exceeds NFPA requirements.  Primary Objectives: Trench characteristics, Hazard Management, Soil Assessment, Atmospheric Assessment, OSHA and NFPA requirements, Shielding, Shoring, Victim Packaging, Victim Removal, Straight Wall Trenches 8' deep,  Inside Wales, Outside Wales, Trench Bags, Lifting and Stabilizing loads, Scenario Applications.  Students will be exposed to static and dynamic trench settings and will utilize various shoring systems with a heavy focus on Paratech Rescue Systems.

Daily Times: 08:00 - 18:00

Location: Washington Township Fire Department, Dublin Ohio

To Register: Go to www.fireschool.org or contact Rescue Methods

What to bring... Students should bring rescue helmets, rescue gloves, eye pro, ear pro, tool belt, framing hammer, tape measure, torpedo level, marking utensil, and steel to boots.

NFPA 1006,1670 Vehicle and Machinery Rescue Level I:  This four day course exceeds NFPA requirements.  Primary Objectives: Vehicle and Machinery Anatomy and hazards, Alternative Fuels and operating systems, Hazard Management, Stabilization, Lifting, Extrication, Dismantling, Tool Systems, Tactics, Scenario Applications.  Students will be exposed to alternative fuel vehicles and fill stations as well as passenger vehicles of all types and numerous manufacturer's tool systems.  Extrication sequences are performed at clearing lot with unlimited vehicles staged in inverted, lateral, and upright positions,  Final sequences include timed competitions as well as interstate pile up scenarios.

Daily Times: 08:00 - 18:00

Location: Washington Township Fire Department, Dublin Ohio and off campus sites

To Register: Go to www.fireschool.org or contact Rescue Methods

What to bring... Students should bring rescue helmets, turnout gear or extrication coveralls, extrication gloves, steel toe boots, eye pro, ear pro.

NFPA 1006, 1670 Confined Space Rescue Level I:  This three course exceeds NFPA requirements.  Primary Objectives:  Hazard Management, Atmospheric analysis and interpretation, OSHA and NFPA guidelines, Vertical and Horizontal Entry based Rescue, High Directional and Portable Anchors, Heavy Rope Emphasis, Air Systems, Communications, Victim Packaging and Removal, Tactics, Scenario Based Applications.

 Daily Times: 08:00 - 18:00

Location: Washington Township Fire Department, Dublin Ohio

To Register: Go to www.fireschool.org or contact Rescue Methods

What to bring... Students should bring rescue helmet, rescue gloves, coveralls or appropriate outerwear, knee and elbow pads, eye pro, SCBA and facepiece.

NFPA 1006,1670 Swift Water Rescue Level I:  This four day course exceeds NFPA requirements.  Primary Objectives: Personal Survival and swim techniques, Shore Based Rescues, River reading, Boat operations, Boat based rescues, Paddling Techniques, Equipment use/selection/applications/maintenance, Tactics, Scenario Based Applications.  Students will be exposed to a variety of water craft and water bodies.  Students must pass the IARDS Level I swim test on day one to participate in the course.

Daily Times: 08:00 - 18:00

Location: Washington Township Fire Department, Dublin Ohio

To Register: Go to www.fireschool.org or contact Rescue Methods

What to bring... Students should bring under layers (dry wear or wicking wear with insulating properties are recommended), river shoes or old tennis shoes, neoprene gloves.  Drysuit, PFD, and Helmet will be provided.

NFPA 1006,1670 Swift Water Rescue Level I:  This four day course exceeds NFPA requirements.  Primary Objectives: Personal Survival and swim techniques, Shore Based Rescues, River reading, Boat operations, Boat based rescues, Paddling Techniques, Equipment use/selection/applications/maintenance, Tactics, Scenario Based Applications.  Students will be exposed to a variety of water craft and water bodies.  Students must pass the IARDS Level I swim test on day one to participate in the course.

Daily Times: 08:00 - 18:00

Location: Washington Township Fire Department, Dublin Ohio

To Register: Go to www.fireschool.org or contact Rescue Methods

What to bring... Students should bring under layers (dry wear or wicking wear with insulating properties are recommended),

NFPA 1006,1670 Rope Rescue Level I:  This four day course exceeds NFPA Rope Rescue Level I requirements.  Students will progress though individual KSA's and Team Based KSA's.  Primary objectives include: Rappelling, Climbing, Mid Height Rescues, Patient Packaging, Lower/Haul Systems, Equipment use/selection/application/maintenance, Tactics, Changeovers, Hitches, Scenario based applications.

Daily Time: 08:00 - 18:00

Location: Washington Township Fire Department, Dublin Ohio

To register: go to www.fireschool.org or contact Rescue Methods

What to bring... Students should bring rescue helmet, gloves, eye pro, knee /elbow pads if desired, Class II or III harness if desired.

.

NFPA 1006,1670 Trench I and II combined.  This five day course exceeds NFPA requirements.  Primary Objectives: Trench characteristics, Hazard Management, Soil Assessment, Atmospheric Assessment, OSHA and NFPA requirements, Shielding, Shoring, Victim Packaging, Victim Removal, Straight Wall Trenches 8' deep, Deep Classification Straight Wall Trenches, Intersecting Trenches, Inside Wales, Outside Wales, Trench Bags, Lifting and Stabilizing loads, HDA's and Rigging, Scenario Applications.  Students will be exposed to static and dynamic trench settings and will utilize various shoring systems with a heavy focus on Paratech Rescue Systems.

Daily Times: 08:00 - 18:00

Location: Marathon Oil, Canton OHIO

To Register: Go to www.fireschool.org or contact Rescue Methods

What to bring... Students should bring rescue helmets, rescue gloves, eye pro, ear pro, tool belt, framing hammer, tape measure, torpedo level, marking utensil, and steel to boots.