Training

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Bolivar Fire Department Training Statistics:

152.4 hours is the average training per member.

3963.0 hours is the total training for the department, or 5.5 months.

List of classes attended by at least one member of the department:

General
    Emergency Drivers Training
    Severe Weather Spotters
    Incident Safety Officer
    Leadership
    Technician Plus Amateur Radio
    Active Training
    FD Training Program
    BS in Fire Protection and Safety Engineering Technology
    Stress Management
    Helicopter Ground Operations Safety
    Emergency Management
    Incident Command System
    Managing Volunteers
    Instructional Techniques
    Leadership and Supervisory Skills
    Adult Learning
    Emergency Response to Terrorism

Firefighting
    Introduction to the Fire Service
    Chemistry and Behavior of Fire
    Forcible Entry Practices
    Vehicle Firefighting
    Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting
    Survival Techniques in Interior Operations
    Rapid V.E.S.
    Strategy and Tactics for Structural Fire Attack
    Firefighter I
    Fire Cause Determination
    Fire Service Instructor I & II
    Basic Fire Streams
    Interior Attack
    Wildland Firefighting
    Fire Safety Hazards Recognition
    Fire Protection Management
    Suppression and Detection Systems
    Fire Protection Hydraulics and Water Supply Analysis
    Design and Analysis of Sprinkler Systems
    Designing for Fire and Life Safety
    Advanced Fire and Safety Problems
    Basic Breathing Apparatus
    Mobile Home Fire Investigation
    Firefighter Safety and Accountability
    Carbon Monoxide Investigation
    Arson Investigation
    Bomb Threats / Bomb Searching Techniques
    Electrical Safety for the Firefighter
    Firefighting Foam
    Grain Bin and Silo Emergencies
    Rapid Intervention Teams

Emergency Medicine
    CPR
    Emergency Medical Technician
    EMS Instructor
    AED Instructor / Tester
    First Responder
    Bloodborne Pathogen

Technical Rescue
    Trench Rescue
    Auto Extrication
    Confined Space Rescue
    Rope Rescue I & II
    Swift Water Flood Rescue
    Outdoor Search and Rescue

Haz-Mat
    Awareness Level
    Clandestine Drug Labs
    Handling LP Gas Emergencies
    Environmental Law and Administration
    Hazardous Materials Management
    Radiological Monitoring
    The Pesticide Challenge
    Radiological Emergency Management
    Basic Use of Four Gas Monitors

12/09/01