Centered on an airport environment, this course is designed to provide intense company-level leadership training through a combination of classroom and experiential learning activities. The ideal candidate will have already completed Fire Officer I and have at least 5 years of progressively challenging experience in the fire service. The course will include course work in tactical, strategic, and daily operational activities. Learning Outcomes:

Handline fire control on fuel spill burn area. Includes one fire. Please inquire for available dates.

Vehicle fire control on fuel spill burn area. Includes one fire. Please inquire for available dates.

Handline fire control on liquid hydrocarbon fuel spill burn area. Includes one fire. Please inquire for available dates.

Vehicle fire control on hydrocarbon fuel spill burn area. Includes one fire. Please inquire for available dates.

Custom course that includes FAR 139 recertification fire.

test

test

With the cooperation of airport tenant organizations, technologically advanced trainers, and experienced instructors, the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Fire Training Research Center Basic Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting 80-hour course is unequaled.

This course is designed to educate and challenge the participant in all aspects of Basic Aircraft Rescue Firefighting outside the state of Texas.

test

test

This course is designed to meet or exceed the minimum requirements of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Regulation 139.319 (i)(2); the minimum standards set forth in the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Airport Service Manual, Section 14.1.3; and are NFPA 1002 compliant, to include all live fire training requirements.

This course is designed to provide an enhanced level of training for certified ARFF personnel. The course will challenge participants in a variety of live fire scenarios with multiple opportunities to learn strategy and tactics for effective deployment of hand lines, master stream devices, truck operations and adapting structural apparatus for ARFF.

This course is designed to provide an enhanced level of training for certified ARFF personnel. The course will challenge participants to explore the unique problems associated with managing cargo aircraft incidents.

The purpose of this program is to prepare experienced firefighters at the command level who desire to develop skills and experience in control of airport emergencies. The program will utilize group participation, field scenarios, and multiple opportunities to sit in the incident commander''''''''''''''''s seat.

This course is designed to provide a look into the unique challenges associated with helicopter and heliport incidents. Students will have an opportunity to visit a local facility and receive hands-on training with a variety of helicopters.

The purpose of this course is for the ARFF certified firefighter operating a fire department HRET apparatus to meet the training requirements and standards outlined in AC 5210-23. The High Reach Extendable Turret course is designed around classroom lectures and field operations, focusing on tactics and strategies based on FAA testing and case studies of aircraft incidents. Operators will pass a practical skills test prior to course completion.

This course is designed to meet or exceed the minimum requirements of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Regulation 139.319 (i)(2); the minimum standards set forth in the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Airport Service Manual, Section 14.1.3; and are NFPA 1002 compliant, to include all live fire training requirements.

This course is designed to provide an enhanced level of training for certified ARFF personnel. The course will challenge participants in a variety of live fire scenarios with multiple opportunities to learn strategy and tactics for effective deployment of hand lines, master stream devices, truck operations and adapting structural apparatus for ARFF.

Basic NFPA 1003 ARFF course offered in Spanish.

This course is designed to meet the needs of the entry-level firefighter operating a fire department aerial apparatus. The Driver/Operator-Aerial course is designed to meet the job performance requirements of Chapters 4 and 6 set forth by NFPA 1002 and the requirements of the Texas Commission on Fire Protection, Curriculum Manual, Chapter 7. It is designed around classroom lectures and field evolutions.

The Driver/Operator - Pumper course is designed to meet the needs of the entry-level firefighter operating a fire department pumping apparatus. It will meet the requirements set forth by NFPA 1002, chapters 4 and 5, and Texas Commission on Fire Protection Curriculum Manual Chapter 7(165). It is designed around classroom lectures and field evolutions.

The purpose of this program is to prepare experienced firefighters to perform the duties of a Fire Service Instructor in accordance with NFPA 1041, "The Standard for Fire Service Instructor Professional Qualifications." A person certified as a Fire Instructor I will have demonstrated the ability to perform at the first level of progression as a fire service instructor.

The purpose of this program is to prepare experienced firefighters to perform the duties of a Fire Service Instructor II in accordance with NFPA 1041, "The Standard for Fire Service Instructor Professional Qualifications." A person certified at the Fire Instructor II level will have demonstrated the ability to perform at the second level of progression as a fire service instructor.

The purpose of this program is to prepare experienced firefighters to perform the duties of Fire Officer I in accordance with NFPA 1021, "The Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications." A person certified at Fire Officer I will have demonstrated the ability to perform at the first level of progression as a fire officer professional.

The purpose of this program is to prepare experienced firefighters who demonstrate

The NFPA 1521 Incident Safety Office course provides students with a solid foundation, knowledge to identify/analyze safety concerns, and communicate recommended solutions to the command authority. The class focuses on industrial emergency scene operations using the Incident Command System.

This rental is per classroom, per half day

This rental is per classroom, per full day

The fire fighter will receive training in recognizing the signs of an impending flashover.

The fire fighter will receive training in recognizing the signs of an impending flashover.

Structural adaptation for ARFF - 8-hour rental of narrow body Specialized Aircraft Fire Trainer. Please inquire for available dates.

Structural adaptation for ARFF - 4-hour rental of narrow body Specialized Aircraft Fire Trainer. Please inquire for available dates.

4 hour rental including smoke. This provides firefighters an opportunity to gain access to an actual narrow body commercial aircraft and perform search and rescue operations. Firefighters can practice a variety of skills including entry, aircraft shutdown procedures, ventilation, and adapting structural tools and equipment to aircraft emergencies.

4 hour rental including smoke. This provides firefighters an opportunity to gain access to an actual narrow body commercial aircraft and perform search and rescue operations. Firefighters can practice a variety of skills including entry, aircraft shutdown procedures, ventilation, and adapting structural tools and equipment to aircraft emergencies.

4-hour rental of structural tower. The tower is six stories and is equipped with five separate trainers, designed to incorporate the firefighting requirements of a high-rise operation. The tower is also equipped with two sprinkler training systems and standpipes in the stairwell. Trainer includes a warehouse fire with flashover capability, loading dock entry, and sub-surface simulation, a kitchen fire, an electrical panel fire, a search and rescue maze, and a hotel room fire with flashover capability.

8-hour rental of structural tower. The tower is six stories and is equipped with five separate trainers, designed to incorporate the firefighting requirements of a high-rise operation. The tower is also equipped with two sprinkler training systems and standpipes in the stairwell. Trainer includes a warehouse fire with flashover capability, loading dock entry, and sub-surface simulation, a kitchen fire, an electrical panel fire, a search and rescue maze, and a hotel room fire with flashover capability.

created for chase testing

The purpose of this program is to prepare experienced Chief Fire Officers to develop the skills and experience commensurate to the Executive Fire Officer level. This program will utilize group participation, practical situations, and multiple opportunities to exercise executive leadership, emergency planning, and Public Safety Administration skills.

test