Why Should You Attend? Southeastern Extrication School
The Southeastern Extrication School gives students an opportunity to learn from nationally recognized instructors and take one of several rare training sessions. These training sessions concentrate on the fundamentals necessary to handle complex extrication scenes. The Darlington County Extrication Team is a non-profit organization comprised of six volunteers committed to furthering the response capabilities of local emergency responders to motor vehicle collisions and other types of entrapments. Our efforts include purchasing specialty equipment not commonly available for emergency use, providing local departments and industry training, and furthering our skills and knowledge through competitions and learning symposiums. Southeastern Extrication School 302 South McColl Street Darlington, SC 29593 Why Should You Attend? Southeastern Extrication School February 16-17, 2013 Darlington County, SC Hosted by the Darlington County Extrication Team In conjunction with Southeastern Institute of Manufacturing and Technology www.extricationprocess.com Keynote Presentations High-Energy, High-Impact Training – Tim Sendlbach provides an overview of the skills and personal characteristics necessary to develop and deliver a HIGH-IMPACT training program for your department. Training is considered the backbone of every progressive fire department. Schedule Saturday 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM 8:00 AM - 9:45 PM Registration High Energy, High Impact Training Tim Sendlebach 9:45 AM - 11:30 PM EMS Aspects of Extrication Rommie Duckworth 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM Lunch Alternative Fuel Heavy Truck/Bus Matt Stroud 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Breakout Sessions Sunday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Practical Exercises EMS Aspects of Extrication: Fundamentals and Focus – Rommie Duckworth connects core principles of extrication with a foundation of field trauma care. Presented in a way that everyone can understand this program delivers patient size-up, incorporation of medical considerations in the extrication approach, detection and management of life threats, basic and advanced assessment, and concerns for special patient populations. Alternative Fuel Heavy Truck/Bus for First Responders – Matt Stroud discusses the knowledge necessary to properly mitigate incidents involving commercial vehicles that utilize modern hybrid and alternative fuels including: LNG, CNG, Hybrid, EV, Hydrogen fuel cells. Breakout Sessions Res-Q-Jacks Stabilization University – Cris Pasto presents training on all aspects of res-q-jacks, the most complete line of versatile rescue struts & jacks available today in a variety of stabilization and lifting scenarios. Down in the Ditch – Les Baker covers the topic of vehicles that come to rest in different positions in ditches of different sizes and configurations. Large Truck Tactics – Tim Rouse familiarizes the rescuers with different types , unique characteristics, and extrication techniques for dealing with large truck incidents. Students will be challenged with scenario based evolutions culminating in a mega scenario involving multiple entrapments designed to challenge even the most veteran responders. Hand to Hand Combat – Jeff Pugh provides comprehensive training on the skills necessary to complete various tactics with minimal hand tools. Emphasis will be placed on tools such as hi-lift jacks, reciprocating saws, air chisels, etc. Advanced Tactics – Randy Schmitz covers advanced tactics that are not used on a routine basis, but when needed are invaluable. These tactics include floor pushes, inverted patient removal, tunneling, etc. Emphasis will be placed on scenario based training. Man-in-a-Machine – Ed Henry discusses machine rescue calls such as a jumper impaled on a fence, a construction worker impaled on rebar, a pizza boy's arm caught in the dough mixer, or the restaurant worker with his hand in the meat grinder. Location The registration, keynote presentations, and classroom portions of the breakout sessions will take place the on newly constructed campus of the Southeastern Institute of Manufacturing and Technology (SIMT). This great campus provides customers with strategic training and manufacturing technology solutions that maximize workforce productivity in advanced manufacturing environments. During the Southeastern Extrication School weekend SIMT opens its doors to firefighters and rescuers committed to bettering themselves and their community through extrication training. Please view www.simt.com/location.asp for a map, directions, hotel accommodations, and transportation. Accommodations are the responsibility of the student. Registration The registration fee for this school is $130 per person, which includes keynote presentations, one breakout session, digital copy of all presentations for each department, all course materials, refreshment breaks, lunch on Sunday, Certificate of Completion, CEU Credits through Florence Darlington Technical College, and SES t-shirt. Registrations postmarked after January 1, 2013 will be $155. Spaces are limited, so early registration is encouraged! Breakout sessions will be filled on a first come first serve basis. Registration forms are available on the extrication school page at www.extricationprocess.com.
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