Course Offerings
Below is a list of our current offerings. Please select a course to place in your cart for purchase. Once you have competed the checkout process, you will be granted access to the course files and/or tests for a certificate of completion.
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A recent study by the U.S. Fire Administration shows that 25% of firefighters who died in motor vehicle crashes were killed in privately -owned vehicles (POVs). Many emergency service organizations allow their members to drive their POVs to the station or directly to the emergency scene. These vehicles are not recognized by the state motor vehicle code as an authorized emergency vehicle and are not granted exemptions tot the motor vehicle code. In some states, the motor vehicle code may authorize the use of a courtesy light but the lights are issued for identification and visibility purposes only. This places a responsibility on the Chief and the department to make sure these individuals are trained in proper defensive driving techniques, understand the department SOPs for POV response and state laws that impact the use of a courtesy light.
THIS COURSE IS RECOMMENDED FOR EVERYONE IN THE ORGANIZATION WHO DRIVES A PERSONAL VEHICLE TO THE STATION OR TO THE EMERGENCY SCENE!$100.00 -
This program, meant to increase the level of awareness of the hazards faced by firefighters, is appropriate for all fire service personnel.
$59.00 -
Driver error is the major contributing factor in nearly all emergency vehicle rollover crashes. The DVD focuses on Physical Dynamics of Vehicle Operations, Mechanics of Vehicle Operations, Common Rollover Circumstances and Best Practices for Maintaining Vehicle Control. The program includes Rollover video segments, a series of review items, and assessment.
$60.00 -
The significance of Sexual Harassment situations has expanded in recent years, to the point that it is a required management practice to discuss with employees and members on a regular basis.
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This program is designed as an annual refresher training module to assist fire and emergency medical personnel in how to handle bio-hazardous pathogens. It is intended to help you comply with the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act, Section 1910:30 for annual review of Bloodborne Pathogen/Infectious Diseases, that emergency service personnel may encounter.
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This session does NOT cover the full array of subject matter which includes: identifying how significant is the exposure, what actions to take, confidentiality, counseling, testing, treatment and prophylaxis, family issues, employment issues, pharmacology, decontamination, laundry and waste management. For the full course, contact your officer or your VFIS representative.Free -
This program is designed to meet the Tennessee statutory requirements for annual training with a special emphasis on intersections. The statute was implemented as a result of the fatal intersection accident involving an emergency response vehicle and civilian – Vanessa K. Free.
$20.00 -
The use of seat belts has been identified as a critical factor in reducing emergency responder injuries and deaths when vehicle accidents occur. This session will help indiviudals beter understand the need for using seat belts, the development of a Standard Operating Guideline for their use, and the involvement in the National Seat Belt Pledge program.
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