Minimum Age: 18 years of age
Prerequisites:
• Advanced Vehicle Rescue Training
Required Text:
• None
Resource Materials Needed:
• None
Required Equipment:
• Computer with audio/video capability and Internet Access (if applicable)
• TOG or Extrication jumpsuit
• Eye Protection
Other:
• Other course materials/handouts provided based on modality of course
Below are the steps for participants to register for the class:
PRND Secondary Screener/Radio-Isotope Identification Device (PER-245)
ILT 2-day (16 hrs/14 contact hrs) Mobile
PER-245 provides the Secondary Screener with training to operate Radio-Isotope Identification Devices (RIIDs) to detect radiation, locate the source, measure radiation levels, identify radioactive isotopes, assess the threat status of a situation, and adjudicate the alarms by categorizing threats, performing reachback, and resolving alarms. In addition, Secondary Screeners perform radiological assessments with RIIDs.
Radiation Instruments Employment (PER-355)
ILT 1/2-day (4 hrs) Mobile
PER-355 applies to both the Prevent and Response mission areas. This class uses a series of drills to reinforce the skills of Emergency Responders previously trained to use radiation detection instruments.
NOTE: While CTOS provides instruments for training purposes, Participants are encouraged to bring their department’s instruments.
PRND Backpack Operations for the Primary Screener (PER-246)
ILT 1/2-day (4 hrs) Mobile
PER-246 provides the Primary Screener with training in the basic operation and employment of the Backpack Radiation Detection system, which includes radiological material detection and assessment involving people, packages, vehicles, and facilities. This course enables Preventive Radiological/Nuclear Detection (PRND) personnel assigned Primary Screener duties to operate the Backpack systems, which provide increased capability and sensitivity.
Primary Screener/Personal Radiation Detector (PER-243)
ILT 1-day (8 hrs/7contact hrs) Mobile
PER-243 provides the Primary Screener with training to perform a preliminary radiological assessment with a Personal Radiation Detector (PRD). Training also includes operating a PRD to detect radiation, locate a source, measure radiation levels, assess the threat status of a situation, categorize threats, and adjudicate alarms.
PA-PEMA: L102 is a 3½ day course
Student manuals and other course material may be downloaded at any time from the PEMA web page (www.pema.gov).
Course Description
This course provides the participants with an overview of scientific principles and concepts that shape our increasingly dangerous world. The contents of the course include the following:
Fire Company Officer II – NFPA 1021
FSC: 0646 Hours: 40.0 (Lecture: 40.0hrs / Lab: 0.0hrs)
Proboard Testing Fees:
Prerequisites: Age 18 and up, Fire Company Officer I
Gear: Laptop Computer Recommended
Text Book: IFSTA, Fire and Emergency Services Company Officer, 6th Edition
Lecture will be online via zoom and practical in person at Lower Milford
Minimum Age: 18 years of age
Prerequisites:
* Current Motor Vehicle License (State or Government Issued)
Required Text:
* Emergency Vehicle Driving Training (Participant Manual), 2016 Edition, VFIS
Required Equipment:
* Apparatus that meets the NFPA or other industry standard for that type of vehicle.
Minimum Age: 18 years of age
Lecture will be online via zoom and practical at Woodlawn Fire
Prerequisites:
* Current Motor Vehicle License (State or Government Issued)
Required Text:
* Emergency Vehicle Driving Training (Participant Manual), 2016 Edition, VFIS
Required Equipment:
* Apparatus that meets the NFPA or other industry standard for that type of vehicle. You will be responsible for brining your own apparatus to qualify on.
