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Sep. 16-19, 2010
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Oct. 14-17, 2010
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Nov. 11-14, 2010
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Dec. 9-12, 2010
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Jan. 6-9, 2011
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Feb. 3-6, 2011
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Mar. 3-6, 2011
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Apr. 14-17, 2011
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May 12-15, 2011
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June 2-5, 2011
(1:00 pm Thu.-5:00 pm Sun.)
Cost: $390 ($425 starting 2011) includes
tuition, books, meals & lodging. The pack
test is offered on Saturday or Sunday of each class. Agency sponsorship
is not required. Apply online now.
Bus transportation from downtown Denver to Salida costs $24 one-way on Arrow/Black Hills Stage Lines. For shuttle between Denver International Airport and downtown Denver, the RTD SkyRide AF runs hourly for $10 each way. Firecamp staff will pick-up and drop-off students at the bus stop in Salida.
Introduction to ICS
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S-130/190 Firefighter Training
and Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior
S-130 FIREFIGHTER TRAINING
INSTRUCTOR FINAL EVALUATION OF EACH STUDENT
ANY ELEMENT CHECKED “NO” SHOULD HAVE AN EXPLANATION ATTACHED
IN THE COMMENTS. AN ELEMENT CHECKED “NO” DOES NOT NECESSARILY
SIGNIFY A FAILURE OF THE ENTIRE COURSE. IT IS UP TO THE INSTRUCTOR TO
DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT AN INDIVIDUAL POSSESSES THE SKILLS TO PASS THE
COURSE.
- Student wore their personal protective equipment, was prepared for
the field sessions, and demonstrated care of tools and issued gear throughout
the training.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated basic knowledge and understanding of the 18
Watchouts, Standard Firefighting Orders, and LCES.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated basic knowledge and understanding of Human Factors
and the Risk Management Process.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated the ability to effectively and safely deploy
a fire shelter.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated the ability to effectively and safely use all
hand tools (cutting, scraping, smothering).
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated the ability to effectively and safely use all
firing devices (fusee, drip torch, field expedient).
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated proper travel procedures (vehicle, foot, etc.)
en route to and from an incident.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated the ability to effectively and safely construct
progressive and leap frog handline.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated the ability to effectively and safely construct
simple and progressive hoselays.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated the knowledge to effectively and safely perform
basic firefighting tasks (cold trailing, hotspotting, spot fire detection,
patrolling, mopup, retardant drop procedures, etc.)
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated an awareness of potential hazardous material
identification.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated the ability to effectively communicate with supervisors,
and other crewmembers.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated the ability to work as an effective and safe
team member.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student demonstrated the capability to perform arduous work for extended
periods.
Yes ___________ No__________
- Student passed the final examination.
Yes ___________ No__________
I recommend/do not recommend (circle the one that applies) that the
student be qualified as a Firefighter Type 2.
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Signed
Title: Lead Instructor
Date: _______________ |
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Signed
Title: Student
Date: ________________ |
Comments (includes additional training needs if one of the above elements
was checked no):
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