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Muncy Area Mutual Aid Association EMERGENCY SERVICES HUGHESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Muncy Area Mutual Aid Association Bucks County Community College REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS Bucks County Community College Bucks County Public Safety Training Center 1760 S. Easton Road PRSRT STD U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 119 Langhorne, PA COURSE OFFERINGS 16 HOUR CLASSES SATUR PUMP OPERATIONS II (PUOA) FSC 421.001 PREREQUISITES: PUOP AND MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE FIRST DAY OF CLASS This course is designed to instruct the student in advanced techniques of operating pumps. Topics covered include friction loss, relay pumping, master streams and elevated master streams. GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR PUMP OPERATIONS I (PUOP) FSC 420.001 PREREQUISITES: IST OR INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRE SERVICE AND 18 YEARS OF AGE FIRST DAY OF CLASS This course provides the fire fighter with an introduction to basic pump construction and theory as well as operating techniques. Emphasis is placed on getting water to the pump, getting water from the pump to hose lines, and prevention of common mistakes in pump operations. GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR SCBA BOOTCAMP FSC 0307.001 PREREQUISITES: IST OR INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRE SERVICE AND 18 YEARS OF AGE FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR / SCBA / SPARE CYLINDERill enforce skills and challenge firefighters in the ) during interior structural firefighting. The students will be presented withare encountered in the firefighting environment, such as ‘low air’ air management and SCBA emergencies. The student will engage in intensive situations which will serve as a proficiency se firefighting. The veteran firefiwill be pushed to challenge the limits of their skill set in real world examples of SCBA use and structural firefighting challenges. ENGINE COMPANY OPERATIONS (ECOP) FSC 205.001 PREREQUISITES: EBM OR INTERIOR FIRE FIGHTING OR FF-1 CERT. MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE. GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR, SCBAties and responsibilities of an engine company. Topics include: fire behavior and spread in structures, positioning of apparatus, use of attack and backup lines, search and rescue, and water supply. A series of hands-on drills involving various engine company evolutions follows the classroom discussion. TRUCK COMPANY OPERATIONS I (TRCO) FSC 209.001 PREREQUISITES: EBM OR EQUIVILANT / TRUCK 1 MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE. GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR, SCBAconcept of truck company operations as part fire suppression operation. Truck companies, regardless of whether they arrive on an aerial device, squad, or engine, are the ‘combat engineers’ of fire attack operations. This course, for experienced fire fighters, will introduce the student to the basic concept of truck company operations and duties, including organizing the delivery of truck company services, selection and use of key tools, advanced ventilation and forcible entry theory and practices, search and rescue, and other fire attack support functions. FORCIBLE ENTRY (TFE) FSC 700.001 PREREQUISITES: ESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING or EXTERIOR FIRE FIGHTER. MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE. GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR, GOGGLES OR SAFETY GLASSES (HELMET FACE SHIELDS ARE NOT SUFFICIENT EYE PROTECTION!) This course will provide the fire fighter with a better understanding of building construction. Also covered are opening techniques and the use of tools for safe and quick access into a structure. ATTENTION! THERE IS AN ADDITIONAL $65.00 LAB FEE FOR EXPENDABLE ITEMS TO BE CUT AND FORCED FOR THIS PROGRAM. A TOTAL OF $135.00 PER STUDENT TO ENROLL IS REQUIRED WHEN YOUR REGISTRATION FORM IS SUBMITTED. INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRE SERVICE (ELIS) FSC 2459.001 / 2459.002 PREREQUISITES: MUST BE 14 YEARS OF AGE BY FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR This entry level course is designed to introduce new firefighters to basic information including an overview of the fire service, fire service organization, firefighter safety, personal protective equipment, tools and emergency lighting, and backing apparatus. This is the first of five levels (courses) in the curriculum ATTENTION! ALL STUDENTS

2 MUST BRING AN IFSTA ESSENTIALS OF FIREF
MUST BRING AN IFSTA ESSENTIALS OF FIREFIGHTING 6th EDITION TEXT BOOK. THESE ARE NOT SUPPLIED FOR THIS COURSE! STUDENTS REPORTING TO CLASS WITHOUT THE REQUIRED TEXT BOOK AND WORK/SKILLS BOOKS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED AND THE WEEKEND REGISTRATION FEE WILL BE FORFEITED! ALL STUDENTS ATTENDING THIS PROGRAM WILL RECEIVE A MANDATORY READING ASSIGNMENT LETTER TO PREPARE FOR THIS PROGRAM IN ADVANCE! ROPE/HIGH ANGLE RESCUE I (RORE) FSC 340.001 PREREQUISITES: 16 YOA BY THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: HELMET WITH CHIN STRAP (fire, construction or climbing helmet), EYE PROTECTION (safety glasses or goggles) , CLEAN LEATHER GLOVES, WORK OR HIKING BOOTS, OUTDOOR WORK CLOTHING OR COVERALLS AND A CLASS III HARNESS. FIRE FIGHTER TURNOUT GEAR IS NOT APPROPRIATE FOR THIS CLASS. (Helmet face shields are not suitable eye protection) STUDENTS WILL ALSO NEED A 15 FOOT SECTION OF ROPE AND A 15 FOOT PIECE OF TUBULAR WEBBING FOR KNOT PRACTICE. Students in this course will be introduced to the various types of rope and related rescue equipment. Students will be training in tying of the basic knots and hitches used in rope rescue, basic rappelling techniques, tie-offs, self-rescue, basic litter tie-ins, and basic litter handling skills. Much of the program is hands-on and time is allotted for practice in order to build proficiency. BASIC FIRE POLICE (BFPO) FSC 0604.001 MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER GEAR: NONE This course provides instruction on the proper method to be appointed, the laws pertaining to fire police, fire police powers, and the expected duties of a new fire police officer. INTRO TO FIREOFFICERSHIP (INFO) FSC 0226.001 MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER GEAR: NONE This course will give those students wishing to become Fire Officers, the ability to function safely and effectively as a management component of a fire/rescue organization. Effective management skills and styles will be covered as well as effective communications, progressive discipline, philosophy of management, organizational skills, and Company Officer strategy and tactical considerations. PICK AND CHOOSE A COMBINATION OF HALF DAY OR FULL DAY CLASSES LISTED BELOW TO FILL OUT YOUR TRAINING WEEKEND Classes marked AM will be in the Morning. Classes marked PM will be in the Afternoon COURSE OFFERINGS SATURDAY MARCH 14, 2020 SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES SATURDAY AFTERNOON CLASSES SATURDAY 8 HR CLASSES HEAVY TRUCK RESCUE (8 HR CLASS) (MAX 20 STUDENTS PER SESSION) FSC 0622.001 PREREQUISITES: 18 YOA OR OLDER, GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR This program addresses the hazards and resource demands for extrication emergencies involving large and heavy vehicles. Addressed in this program, are vehicle design considerations, weight distribution hazards, payloads, strength points, and special hazard considerations. The course teaches the student how to assess, stabilize, and access vehicles of greater size and weight. Students will learn how to address special resource needs encountered during extrication emergencies. RAMP PROGRAM (PLCB) FSC 9219.001 CLASS IS ON SATURDAY AM (3HR CLASS) PREREQUISITES: 21 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE RAMP Server/Seller Training consists of training for a licensee’s alcohol service staff ( this includes anyone who serves alcoholic beverages and / or checks IDs.) All Alcohol service personnel hired after August 8, 2016, who are not RAMP server / seller trained, must be RAMP server / seller trained within six months of being hired. Employees who are not currently considered alcohol service personnel but are transferred into an alcohol server/seller trained within six months of assuming their new duties. Any existing and newly-hired alcohol service personnel who are currently RAMP server/seller trained must be retrained when their training expires. All cashiers selling wine at an establishment with a wine expanded permit must be RAMP server/seller trained. If a licensee obtains an off-premises catering permit for use at a catered function, every employee whose primary responsibility at the cater

3 ed function is to sell and/or serve alco
ed function is to sell and/or serve alcoholic beverages or check identifications of those seeking to enter the catered function must have successfully completed server/seller training within two years prior to the date of the catered function. Students must be at least age 18 years of age by first day of class. THERE WILL BE AN ADDITIONAL $25.00 LAB FEE FOR THIS CLASS TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT (TIM) FSC 0214.001 CLASS IS ON SATURDAY AM (4HR CLASS) PREREQUISITES: 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE This National TIM Responder Training Program establishes the foundation and promotes consistent training for all responders to incident involving operations on or near a highway. The PA – TIM objectives primarily target operations and special risks to personnel performing fire, rescue and EMS functions. This program examines the risks and provides nationally recognized actions to minimize/reduce those risks. VEHICLE EXTRICATION STRATEGIES AND TACTICS ( 8 HR CLASS) (MAX 20 STUDENTS PER SESSION) FSC 2474.001 PREREQUISITES: STUDENT MUST BE 16 YEARS OF AGE THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS. GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR – EYE PROTECTION – SAFETY GLASSES OR GOGGLES This course will provide an awareness level of information and skills as it pertains to vehicle rescue incidents. Topics will include general vehicle rescue function/operation; incident management of the vehicle accident/rescue incident; vehicle anatomy, design, and construction; recognition and control of hazards relative to a vehicle accident/rescue incident; and the tools and equipment used at a vehicle accident/rescue incidentFIRST CONTACT TO THE COMMUNITY REPORT- THE ISO COMMUNITY SURVEY FSC 1901.007 This class is intended for all fire service personnel and community officials. It is an overall review of the process of surveying a community’s fire suppression capabilities as it will apply to property insurance for commercial and residential properties. It starts from the first contact to the community by the ISO Field Representative (FR). It then reviews what occurs during the pre-survey phase-assisting with preparing the community for a survey. The training will discuss what the FR will be reviewing and the meetings that will occur. There will be an overview of the Fire Suppression Rating Schedule and associated documents and, finally, what happens after the FR leaves. The process of publishing the grading through our National Processing Center and the community report will also be discussed. WINCH OPERATIONS FSC 590.001 CLASS IS ON SATURDAY AM (4HR CLASS) PREREQUISITES: 14 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE Through lecture and hands-on integrated training exercises, this course will assist the student with safe and effective operation of a winch. Key safety elements will provide risk reduction strategies for maintaining a safe and effective rescue ground. This course was developed for rescue/extrication personnel exposed to winch operations for the purpose of recovery and stabilization. This course reviews strategic and tactical considerations for winch operations during an incident, inspection points for a comprehensive preventive maintenance schedule, and critical safety elements. cenarios, the student will implement lesson objectives. ELEVATOR AWARENESS FSC 0595.001 CLASS IS ON SATURDAY PM (4 HR CLASS) This 4-hour course addresses the steps to provide responders with hazard assessment and equipment identification skills at emergencies involving elevators. This course is an awareness level course intended for fire and rescue personnel to provide them the ability to function, accurately, safely, and effectively during rescue incidents involving this mode of public transportation. Topics include: pre-incident planning, hazard as-sessment and size-up, resource considerations, equipment identification, and lockout/tagout procedures. Students must be at least age 18 by first day of class. EMERGENCY REPORTING FOR THE FIRE SERVICE FSC 9118.007 CLASS IS ON SUNDAY PM (4 HR CLASS) This 4 hour education ses

4 sion will show participants how to utili
sion will show participants how to utilize Emergency Report-ing for completing incident reports and submitting incidents into PennFIRS from other incident reporting programs. CLANDESTINE DRUG LABS AWARENESS FSC 827.001 CLASS IS ON SATURDAY AM (3HR CLASS) PREREQUISITES: 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE This program is designed to provide First Responders with the basic recognition and identification skills for clandestine laboratories and the dangers associated with the chemicals used to manufacture illegal drugs. The topics of discussion will include personnel safety when operating at these locations, hazardous materials and wastes produced and required interaction with law enforcement. Participants must be current members of a recognized First Response agency. FENTANYL AWARENESS FSC 830.001 CLASS IS ON SATURDAY AM (3HR CLASS) PREREQUISITES: 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE This program is designed to provide First Responders with the basic recognition and identification skills for clandestine laboratories and the dangers associated with the chemicals used to manufacture illegal drugs. The topics of discussion will include personnel safety when operating at these locations, hazardous materials and wastes produced and required interaction with law enforcement. Participants must be current members of a recognized First Response agency. VEHICLE EXTRICATION STRATEGIES AND TACTICS (20 STUDENTS MAX) FSC 2474.001 (CLASS IS SUNDAY 8HRS) PREREQUISITES: STUDENT MUST BE 16 YEARS OF AGE THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS. GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR – EYE PROTECTION – SAFETY GLASSES OR GOGGLES This course will provide an awareness level of information and skills as it pertains to vehicle rescue incidents. Topics will include general vehicle rescue function/operation; incident management of the vehicle accident/rescue incident; vehicle anatomy, design, and construction; recognition and control of hazards relative to a vehicle accident/rescue incident; and the tools and equipment used at a vehicle accident/rescue incident. PICK AND CHOOSE A COMBINATION OF HALF DAY OR FULL DAY CLASSES LISTED BELOW TO FILL YOUR SUNDAY MARCH 15, 2020 CLASSES Classes marked AM will be in the Morning. Classes marked PM will be in the Afternoon SUNDAY MORNING CLASSES SUNDAY AFTERNOON CLASSES COURSE OFFERINGS SUNDAY MARCH 15, 2020 QUINT CONCEPT: STRATEGIES & TACTICS FSC 106.001 CLASS IS ON SUNDAY PM (3HR CLASS) PREREQUISITES: 14 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE Truck Companies, regardless of whether they arrive on an aerial device, squad, or engine, are the “combat engineers” of fire attack operations. Likewise, Engine Companies are the primary tactical suppression resource for the fire ground commander. This course is designed for experienced firefighters and will introduce the student to the basic concept of the quint company. Topics include: organizing the roles and responsibilities of quint company services, selection and use of key operational options, apparatus placement strategies, fire ground size-up and foreseeability, and operational considerations for the quint apparatus. SUNDAY 8 HR CLASSES There is an extra $30.00 lab fee for all students that register for the Heavy Truck Rescue and Vehicle Extrication Strategies and Tactics REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 1, 2020 MAKE SURE TO GET YOUR APPLICATIONS IN EARLY! HEAVY TRUCK RESCUE (8 HR CLASS) (20 STUDENTS MAX) FSC 0622.001 CLASS IS ON SUNDAY (8 HR CLASS) PREREQUISITES: 18 YOA OR OLDER, GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR This program addresses the hazards and resource demands for extrication emergencies involving large and heavy vehicles. Addressed in this program, are vehicle design considerations, weight distribution hazards, payloads, strength points, and special hazard considerations. The course teaches the student how to assess, stabilize, and access vehicles of greater size and weight. Students will learn how to address special resource needs encountered during extrica

5 tion emergencies. RECRUITMENT AND RET
tion emergencies. RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION SEMINARFSC 1010.001 CLASS IS ON SUNDAY (8 HR CLASS) PREREQUISITES: 16 YOA OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE This class is for both administrative and line officers as well as those individuals who are responsible to bring new members into the fire department. This course will provide some of the techniques to successful recruitment and retention programs that have shown a proven track record. SURFACE ICE RESCUE AWARENESS (SIRA) 0447.001 CLASS IS ON SATURDAY PM (2.5HR CLASS) PREREQUISITES: 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE To goal of this program is to provide the student with the initial necessary knowledge for responding to ice immersion emergencies. Surface Ice Rescue Awareness will provide the student with the knowledge to size up an ice immersion emergency, provide for rescuer safety, provide site control and scene management and determine the necessary additional resources needed to mitigate the emergency. Surface Ice Rescue Awareness will assist an organization with becoming NFPA 1670 compliant with Ice Rescue Awareness. WATER RESCUE AWARENESS (WRFRA) FSC 0580.001 CLASS IS ON SATURDAY AM (3HR CLASS) PREREQUISITES: 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE This program discusses the characteristics of water-related emergencies and the health and safety risks to First Responders. This program addresses the common hazards associated with water rescue emergencies, as well as, the First Responder’s initial role, on-scene responsibilities, and Responder limitations. This course will assist to increase the First Responder’s ability to maintain scene/rescuer safety and control. During this program, students are introduced to important safety procedures related to weather exposure and physiological conditions, near drowning, personal protective equipment, including PFD (Personal Floatation Devices), and initial action plan development for water rescue emergencies will also be presented in this program. SOLAR PANEL AWARENESS FOR THE FIRE SERVICE FSC 0381.001 CLASS IS ON SUNDAY PM (4 HRS) Description: This 4 hour course is intended for Emergency Responders, as well as, other private or municipal agencies. This course is an awareness level program cover-ing system types, code compliant installations, associated hazards, and safe work practices near solar PV systems. The course will introduce students to solar PV sys-tem operation, components, design and recommended practices. COURSE OFFERINGS FLASHOVER RECOGNITION AND SURVIVAL IS A PA STATE FIRE ACDEMY ON THE ROAD PROGRAM. STUDENTS WILL EARN A CLASS CERTIFICATE FROM THE PSFA There will be two (2) offerings for this program, FSC 900.001 Saturday March 14, 2020 FSC 900.002 Sunday March 15, 2020 There is an additional 65.00 Lab Fee for this class that must be paid at the time of registration. – is an 8-hour course designed to give the student the practical knowledge required to recognize and under-stand the phenomena called “flashover”, how to identify “pre-flashover” con-ditions and deal with these conditions in a safe and controlled manner. The ultimate outcome is to avoid firefighters from becoming victims of this violent phenomenon. Two live fire evolutions inside the simulator are required for successful completion of this course. STUDENTS MUST BE 18 YOA ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS Class size is limited to 14 students Firefighters that are going to apply for the program will need to demonstrate that they have successfully completed either the PA Entry Level Firefighter Training Program (ELIF) with live fire; OR PA Entry Level Firefighter Training Program (ELIF) with no live fire AND Structural Burn Session; OR Essential Basic Module (EBM) AND Structural Burn Session Or Firefighter I certification. ill need to be submitted with the Application. Students will be required to have full Structural Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including SCBA with a spare cylinder. CLASSES THAT HAVE ADDITIONAL LAB FEES ASSOCIATED WITH THEM THESE CLASSES WILL HA

6 VE AN ADDITIONAL 65.00 LAB FEE FOR EXPEN
VE AN ADDITIONAL 65.00 LAB FEE FOR EXPENDABLE ITEMS TO BE CUT AND FORCED FOR THESE PROGRAMS. A TOTAL OF $135.00 PER STUDENT TO ENROLL IS REQUIRED WHEN YOUR REGISTRATION FORM IS SUBMITTED. 700.001—FORCIBLE ENTRY 900.001—FLASHOVER SIMULATOR THESE CLASSES WILL HAVE AN ADDITIONAL $30.00 LAB FEE FOR EXPENDABLE ITEMS TO BE CUT AND FORCED FOR THESE PROGRAMS. A TOTAL OF $100.00 PER STUDENT TO ENROLL IS REQUIRED WHEN YOUR REGISTRATION FORM IS SUBMITTED. 0622.001—HEAVY TRUCK RESCUE 2474.001– VEHICLE EXTRICATION STRATEGIES AND TACTICS THESE CLASSES WILL HAVE AN ADDITIONAL $25.00 LAB FEE. SERV SAFE REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 1, 2020 MAKE SURE TO GET YOUR APPLICATIONS IN EARLY! BASIC RIT FSC 760.001 Class is on Saturday and Sunday PM (16 hr Class) PREREQUISITES: 18YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: TURN OUT GEAR, SCBA This course is designed to provide firefighters with the knowledge and skill objectives to safely perform rescue techniques to remove trapped or lost firefighters during s. This course is for firefighters who are members of a RIT, and tasked with extrication responsibilities during structure fires. Included in this course: RIT Team roles and responsibilities, evaluation of case studies, function during suppression activities, lifting and moving techniques, extrication support needs, team building skills, and size-up techniques and structure layout. The fire fighter will also participate in “live” scenario based evaluations involving a down/trapped firefighter. INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER CLASS (ISO) FSC 108.001 Class is on Saturday and Sunday PM (16 hr Class) PREREQUISITES: 18YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE The Safety Officer’s responsibilities fall into two clear cut categories: those associated with responding at the incident scene, and those associated with managing the day to day affairs of the department. The Incident Safety Officer (ISO) course is focused on the incident and the role the Safety Officer plays as part of the Command Staff. The target audience is Company Officers (CO) who are experienced in firefighter safety issues and are familiar with an Incident Command System, hazardous materials management, and related emergency operations. The program provides the student with the decision-making process and skills required to recognize unsafe acts and conditions and take appropriate corrective actions. ARSON DETECTION FOR THE FIRST RESPONDER (ADFR) FSC 0734.001 Class is on Saturday and Sunday PM (16 hr Class) PREREQUISITES: 18YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE The course covers topics which fire suppression personnel must be familiar with in order to facilitate origin and cause determination and possible subsequent investigation of intentionally set fires. Upon successful completion the student will be able to provide a clear definition of the role of initial responder organizations and to provide essential knowledge to enable them to recognize the potential of an intentionally set fire, preserve evidence, and properly report the information to appropriate officials. 16 HOUR PROGRAMS SERV SAFE FSC 947.001 Class is on Saturday and Sunday PM (16 hr Class) PREREQUISITES: 18YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FIRST DAY OF CLASS GEAR: NONE This course fulfills the Educational and Testing requirements of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and other regional County Health Departments for Foodservice staff and manager sanitation certification. There is an additional $30.00 lab fee which covers the certification that is received wit this class. Basic Rescue Task Force FSC 0724.001 PREREQUISITES: PA. DEPT. OF HEALTH EMR,EMT,Paramedic COURSE OFFERINGS Basic Rescue Task ForceThis course is designed to introduce EMS, fire, and law enforcement to the rescue task force concept as it pertains to responding to active shooter scenarios or acts of aggressive deadly behavior. This two day course is will train responders personal safety, life-saving techniques, provider/patient movement, triage, and other important aspects of the concept. This con

7 cept allows EMS and fire to be partnered
cept allows EMS and fire to be partnered with law enforcement officers to enter secured areas and utilize their training to treat/transport injured individuals. This course offers both classroom and realistic scenario based exercises. Medical Con Ed Units Total Clinical Patient Care EMSVO Other Rope 1 10.00 1.5 0.00 8.5 Forcible Entry 3.00 0.00 0.00 3.00 Basic RIT 8.00 4.00 0.00 4.00 Heavy Truck rescue Operations 8.00 0.00 0.00 8.00 Elevator Rescue Emergencies 2.00 0.00 0.00 2.00 Vehicle Rescue Strategy and Tactics 4.00 4.00 0.00 0.00 Basic Rescue Task Force 16.00 8.00 0.00 8.00 Winch Operations 1.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 Bucks County Community College Non-Discrimination Statement Bucks County Community College does not discriminate in its educational programs, activities or employment practices based on race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, ancestry, veteran status, union membership, or any other legally protected category. This policy is in accordance with state law, including the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act, and with federal law, including Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Courses that have no prerequisite requirements are considered entry level and do not require any prior knowledge of the subject matter of the course. Courses that require prereced level training designed to build on the student’s prior knowledge of a subject. Prerequisites are REQUIRED for a particular course to ensure that the student has a basic understanding of the knowledge and skills that are necessary to complete the requirements of a course. When a chief or supervisor signs the authorization for a student to attend a class, he or she is attesting that the student has the background necessary to complete the requirements of the course. Students must complete all requirements of a class in order to receive a STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR COURSES WHICH HAVE PREREQUISITE REQUIREMENTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO BRING COPIES OF THEIR CERTIFICATES TO CLASS ON SATURDAY MORNING. INSTRUCTORS WILL VERIFY THAT THE STUDENT IS QUALIFIED TO ATTEND THE COURSE. Registration deadline is MARCH 1, 2020 . You may register for classes after this deadline (and up to the morning at the school on March 14, 2020). However your selection of classes will be limited to those that IMPORTANT PLEASE READ COURSE PREREQUISITE INFORMATION FRIDAY – MARCH 13, 2020 Late registration Hughesville High School Late registration Hughesville High School Hughesville High School SUNDAY – MARCH 15, 2020 Hughesville High School SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Get your 1st choice Register early ! PRE-REGISTRATION INFORMATION Applicants must be the posted years of age or older by the first date of class. All students must be authorized by their chief or supervisor to attend. Junior fire fighters may not enroll in any course which involves live fire or live fire smoke. The Pennsylvania State Fire Academy policy on facial hair will be strictly enforced. REGISTRATIONS FOR ALL COURSES WILL BE HANDLED BY BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, YOUR EDUCATIONAL PROVIDER. The basic fee for Emergency Services Training Weekend is $70.00 which includes facilities, expendable materials costs, lunch days. Any student who is not a resident of Pennsylvania must pay an additional $40.00 ($110.00 total). ALL REGISTRATIONS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A CHECK OR MONEY ORDER DRAWN TO B.C.C.C. OR A CREDIT CARD ACCOUNT NUMBER (MUST INCLUDE 3 DIGIT V CODE) OR COMPANY/DEPARTMENT PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER. Students who register for the FORCIBLE ENTRY CLASS OR FLASHOVER SIMULATOR are required to pay an additional $65.00 lab fee ($135.00 total for PA residents or $175.00 total for out of state residents.). Students who register for the HEAVY TRUCK RESCUE AND THE VEHICLE EXTRICATION STRATEGIES AND TACTICS CLASSES are required t

8 o pay an additional $30.00 lab fee ($10
o pay an additional $30.00 lab fee ($100.00 total for PA residents or $140.00 for out of state residents). Students who register for the RAMP class will be required to pay an additional $20.00 Lab Fee. No telephone registrations will be accepted. Only students paying by credit card or company/department purchase order may fax their registration to 215-497-8721. Pre- registration is necessary and should be done EARLY. Class sizes are limited in number and are filled on a first come basis. Students are requested to select up to three of the two day seminars in order of priority. Applicants should only select courses that they desire to be enrolled in. ANY COURSE MAY BE CANCELLED DUE TO INSUFFICIENT ENROLLMENT OR OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES. In case of course cancellation or if a course is filled, students are automatically placed in the next class choice indicated on the registration form. If another choice is not indicated on the form, the student’s registration fee will be returned. Students will be notified of course cancellations or any other changes as soon as possible. If a student cancels his/her registration, no refund of the $70.00 basic registration fee will be honored after MARCH 1, 2020. For additional information, phone 1-215-504-8515 or 1-610-227-5467. For additional registrations, duplicate the form printed at the bottom of this page. STUDENTS WILL NOT RECEIVE THEIR CONFIRMATION LETTERS UNTIL AFTER THE MARCH 1, 2020 DEADLINE SINCE THE DEADLINE IS WHEN THE COURSE CANCELLATIONS ARE DETERMINED. REGISTRATION AND LAB FEES WILL NOT BE REFUNDED FOR CANCELLATIONS AFTER THE DEADLINE OF MARCH 1, 2020 PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 1, 2020 Last Name Student ID / Last 4 of SSN Sex Date of Birth STREET OR PO BOX COUNTY ZIP CODE First Name M.I. Organization Phone (home) Phone (work) OPTIONAL Home address Hrs) This choice will cover the weekend no need to chose other classes 1st choice: FSC 2nd choice: FSC 3rd choice: FSC STATE Signature of Applicant Non-emergency phone Method of payment Personal Check Money Order Organization Check VISA Master Card Credit Card Holder Credit Card Account # Expiration Date Mail pre-registration form and payment to: Bucks County Public Safety Training Center 1760 S. Easton Road Doylestown, PA 18901 2020 B.C.C.C. – MAMA EMERGENCY SERVICES TRAINING WEEKEND – PRE-REGISTRATION FORM IN AUTHORIZING A STUDENT TO ATTEND THE 2020 MAMA EMERGENCY SERVICES TRAINING WEEKEND THE CHIEF/SUPERVISOR CERTIFIES THAT THE STUDENT: CHIEF’S AUTHORIZATION 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. Signature of Authorizing Chief or Supervisor Meets the qualifications to attend including all of the necessary prerequisites. mpany’s WORKERS’ COMPENSATION INSURANCE Will abide by all the rules and regulations established for this emergency services training weekend by the Muncy Area Mutual AAssociation, Bucks County Community College and the Pennsylvania State Fire Academy. Will abide by the Pennsylvania State Fire Academy facial hair policy for classes requiring the use of SCBA. Has no conditions that will prohibit full participation in all activities required for successful completion of the class. Junior Fire Fighters (ages 14-18) will abide by all regulations under the Pennsylvania Child Labor Laws and will not register for or participate in any class with drills involving live fire or smoke generated by live fire. Purchase Order # Email V Code 4 or 8 Hour Classes Saturday March 14 Class 1: FSC Class 2: FSC Class 3: FSC 4 or 8 Hour Classes Sunday March 15 Class 1: FSC Class 2: FSC Class 3: F