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LOCATION:O'Fallon Fire Training Facility 1215 Taylor Road O Fallon\, IL 622
 69 US
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SUMMARY:Fire Investigation Safety Officer 10.1-4.24 IL CANCELLED
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 </div>\n<div><strong></strong></div>\n<strong></strong>\n<div><strong>Fire
  Investigation Safety Officer</strong></div>\n<div>Hosted by O'Fallon Fire
  &amp\; Rescue</div>\n<div>1215 Taylor Road</div>\n<div>O'Fallon\, IL&nbsp
 \; 62269</div>\n<div><strong>October 1 - 4\, 2024</strong></div>\n<div>Tue
 sday &ndash\; Thursday\, 8am &ndash\; 5pm</div>\n<div>Friday\, 8am &ndash\
 ; 1:30pm</div>\n<div>28 Hours Tested Training</div>\n<div>Class starts at 
 8am each day</div>\n<div><br />\n</div>\n<div><br />\n</div>\n<strong>\nOv
 erview:</strong> Whether as a dedicated position at a post-fire investigat
 ion or an additional assigned role\, this advanced-level fire investigator
  training course will prepare experienced fire investigators to serve as a
  safety officer/manager/supervisor at a large or complex fire investigatio
 n. The course material includes the latest safety information from a wide 
 variety of sources and incorporates relevant FEMA ICS Safety Officer infor
 mation.&nbsp\;<br />\n<br />\n<strong></strong>\n<div><strong>Topics cover
 ed:</strong></div>\n<div>1. The Role of the Fire Investigation Safety Offi
 cer: Before\, During\, and After the Investigation&nbsp\;</div>\n<div>2. H
 azards and Risk</div>\n<div>3. An Overview of Post-fire Scene Health Hazar
 ds</div>\n<div>4. Building Systems and Construction</div>\n<div>5. Safety 
 Hazards\, Prevention Methods\, and Procedures</div>\n<div>6. Responding to
  Damaged Structures</div>\n<div>7. Post-incident Responsibilities</div>\n<
 div>There will be a final group activity where a written safety assessment
  is prepared\, and an oral presentation made.</div>\n<div><br />\n</div>\n
 <div><strong>Prerequisites:</strong> Prospective students must have at lea
 st three years of fire scene exam experience and have successfully complet
 ed&nbsp\;</div>\n<div>&bull\; A basic fire investigation course of at leas
 t 40 tested hours</div>\n<div>&bull\; <strong>CFITrainer.net courses</stro
 ng></div>\n<div><em>o Electrical Safety</em></div>\n<div><em>o Fundamental
 s of Residential Building Construction</em></div>\n<div><em>o Fire Investi
 gator Scene Safety&nbsp\;</em></div>\n<div><em>o Site Safety Assessment</e
 m></div>\n<div>&bull\; NIMS/ICS 100\, 200 and one of the following: 300\, 
 400\, 700\, 800&nbsp\;</div>\n<div>o Some of these can be taken online\, s
 ee https://training.fema.gov/nims/&nbsp\; for more information</div>\n<div
 >Hazmat operations or similar HAZWOPER training is recommended.&nbsp\;</di
 v>\n<div><br />\n</div>\n<div>Students must bring a laptop/tablet for cour
 sework.</div>\n<br />\n<strong>Registration Fees: Class limited to 30 Stud
 ents</strong><br />\nIAAI Member - $400.00<br />\nNon-Member - $600.00<br 
 />\nDebit/Credit Card payments only. If you must use a check or other mean
 s please contact <a href="mailto:iaai-training@firearson.com">iaai-trainin
 g@firearson.com</a>\n<p>Any Questions? <a href="mailto:iaai-training@firea
 rson.com">iaai-training@firearson.com</a></p>
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