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SCHEDULE OF CLASSES AND EVENTS
Friday, April 17, 2015
Seminars
ANY COURSE MAY BE CANCELLED DUE TO INSUFFICIENT
PRE-ENROLLMENT OR OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES.
ALL PRE-ENROLLMENTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A
$25.00 CHECK OR MONEY ORDER for CLASS and a $10.00
CHECK OR MONEY ORDER for FRIDAY SEMINARS PAYABLE
TO SOMERSET COUNTY FIRE POLICE ASSOCIATION. (Add
$10.00 late fee after April 3, 2015.)
CHIEF’S AUTHORIZATION
In authorizing a student to attend the Somerset-Cambria
Fire Police Weekend Academy, the Chief certifies that the
student:
1. Meets the qualifications to attend.
2. Has working papers (age 16).
3. Is covered by Fire Company’s Workers’ Compensation
Policy while attending this training course.
MAIL to COORDINATOR:
David L. Thomas
1190R Florida Avenue
Johnstown, PA 15902
814-266-8975
Bucks County Community College is your educational
provider. Fees collected support the local facility and
SCFPA.
All out of state students must pay a $50.00 fee to:
Bucks County Community College
Robert Grunmeier - Public Safety Training Center
1760 South Easton Road
Doylestown, PA 18901
NO TELEPHONE PRE-ENROLLMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
NO REFUNDS will be made after April 3, 2015.
For additional information, application forms or
brochures, please call 814-266-8975.
Bucks County Community College is committed to providing equal education and
employment opportunities. This encompasses persons in legally protected classifications
with regard to race, color, national origin, sex, handicap, sexual orientation, age, religion,
disabilities, and Vietnam Veterans. The college provides reasonable accommodations for
persons with disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Please call the Campus Coordinator for Equal Employment Opportunity in advance to
request or clarify accommodations or to address issues concerning equal opportunities
at (215) 968-8090. The EEO Office is located in Room 130, Tyler Hall.
PRE-ENROLLMENT DEADLINE
April 3, 2015
Late Pre-enrollment Fee $10.00 (After April 3, 2015)
6:30 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. or 9:30 P.M.
Saturday, April 18, 2015
7:30 A.M. to 8:00 A.M. -- Check-in
8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. -- Class
6:00 P.M. Buffet at Oakhurst Tea Room (see below)
Sunday, April 19, 2015
8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. -- Class
Report to:
Somerset Area Senior High School - Somerset, PA
This Facility Requires:
No Tobacco, No Alcohol, No Drugs
Map will be sent with confirmation
Lunch available at many fast food restaurants in the area.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Days Inn...............................................(814) 445-9200
Super 8................................................. (814) 445-8788
Hampton Inn......................................... (800) 426-7866
Holiday Inn............................................ (814) 445-9611
Knights Inn............................................ (814) 445-8933
Best Western........................................ (814) 445-3996
Quality Inn............................................ (814) 443-4646
Motel 219.............................................. (814) 445-9697
A-1 Economy Inn.................................. (814) 445-4144
U-Save Inn............................................ (814) 443-6441
Dollar Inn.............................................. (814) 445-2977
Campers
Pioneer Park Campground...............(814) 445-6348
Scottyland Camping Resort..............(814) 926-3200
Woodland Campsites.......................(814) 445-8860
FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
Ample shopping and outlets
Heritage Tours and Sightseeing
HOT BUFFET AT OAKHURST TEA ROOM
All you can eat
Great time to visit with Fire Police from other areas
Bucks County Community College
April 17, 2015
April 18, 2015
April 19, 2015
for
Fire Police
Fire Fighters
EMS Personnel
“The Original”
FIRE POLICE
WEEKEND ACADEMY©
www.scfpassn.com
Sponsored by
Somerset County and
Cambria County
Fire Police Associations and
Public Safety Training Center
Bucks County Community College
http://www.bucks.edu/publicsafety
Somerset County Fire Police Association
c/o David L. Thomas
1190R Florida Avenue
Johnstown, PA 15902
PRE-ENROLLMENT
Applicants must be 16 years of age or older. Students must be
certified by a Chief Officer to attend.
Participants are limited in number. Pre-enrollment is necessary
and should be done early. Students must select a first, second
and third choice class since classes may be cancelled.
FRIDAY NIGHT SEMINARS
Photocopies permitted. Check or money order must accompany pre-enrollment.
Make checks payable to: “Somerset County Fire Police Association”
Send to: David L. Thomas • 1190R Florida Ave. • Johnstown, PA 15902
EACH COURSE IS 16 HOURS (2 DAYS)
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FIPO - BASIC FIRE POLICE
This class is an “Introduction to Fire Police Procedures.”
Subjects to be covered include your police power,
laws, safety, traffic direction, regulations, equipment,
communications, crowd control, pre-plans, personal conduct,
security, descriptions, news media, uniforms, etc.
Approved PA Fire Academy Instructor
FSC 243.006 FIPA - ADVANCED FIRE POLICE
This class is “Beyond the Basics for Fire Police.” Subjects:
training officer’s duties, community relations, driving,
court testifying, advanced communications, surveillance,
leadership, witnesses, ethics, S.O.P., evidence, liability,
negligence, supervision, self-defense, arrest powers,
problem drinkers-drivers, search, security, advanced traffic
control, etc. FIPO Prerequisite.
Approved PA Fire Academy Instructor
GANGS AND THE
FIRST RESPONDER
4 Hrs
For decades, gang violence has had a major impact on
the first responder communities. This class presents local
and national views on the trends, consequences and
preparation strategies to manage gang activity. The addition
of gangs to rural areas has created a shift in how response
actions are managed as well as how responders are trained
to handle gang related emergency incidents. Discussion
on how and why gangs are becoming more prominent in
rural Pennsylvania will be a focus point for the program.
Case studies outlining gang involvement signs, evidence,
and community presence will provide a forum for guided
discussion on this topic. Gang behavior and culture factors
such as clothing, music, tags and other indicators of gang
activity will be covered.
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FSC 239.006 ERFP - EMERGENCY RESPONSE
FOR FIRE POLICE
Fire Police are often the first responders to arson events,
hazardous materials incidents, floods, electrical power
failures, tornadoes, hurricanes, and other natural or “mancaused” disasters. FIPO Prerequisite.
Approved PA Fire Academy Instructor
SCENE PRESERVATION FOR
FIRST RESPONDERS (SPFR)
3 Hrs
Provides participants with basic understanding of access
and control of evidence that may be encountered at a fire
scene. This course will also address the legal aspects of
evidence preservation, personal safety issues, on-scene
conduct and documentation requirements for emergency
responders.
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Organization
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TOTAL
@ $10.00
add $10.00
(after April 3, 2015)
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Third Choice
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Third Choice
MUST HAVE
3 CHOICES
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Second Choice MUST HAVE
3 CHOICES
Late Pre-enrollment Fee
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Second Choice Friday Seminar Fee
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First Choice FSC 1035.006 HIGHWAY SAFETY FOR
EMERGENCY PERSONNEL
4 Hrs
This 4-hour VFIS course is designed to present the
necessary classroom instruction and evaluation of learning
for emergency service personnel who may be involved
in highway incidents that require them to work in close
proximity in the knowledge and understanding of safety
principles at vehicle-related highway incidents and the
consequences that may result from unsafe acts while
driving.
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April 18 & 19, 2015
Course:
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First Choice April 17, 2015
Friday Seminar:
Home Telephone No.
County
Pre-enrollment Course Fee
@ $25.00
Zip
City
Street or Box
Last Name
First Name
Birthdate
Sex
Bucks I.D. (if known)
FIRE POLICE WEEKEND ACADEMY–PRE-ENROLLMENT FORM - Please Print Clearly
State
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FSC 858.006 FIRE POLICE MISCONCEPTIONS 4 Hrs
This seminar introduces the student to Title 35 and the
latest revisions to the law Act 122 of 1980. Updates of other
vehicle codes and operation changes.
Approved PA Fire Academy Instructor
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
LCFP - LEGAL CONCEPTS
FOR FIRE POLICE
This course is an in-depth study of the laws affecting Fire
Police and the involvement of their municipal authority
and fire department. Subjects: the laws, misconceptions,
liability, indirect liability, lawsuits, training, arrests, citations,
detention, insurance, courtroom procedures, vehicle codes
and regulations, crime codes, etc. FIPO Prerequisite.
Approved PA Fire Academy Instructor
FSC 241.006 CPFP - COMMUNICATIONS &
PUBLIC RELATIONS FOR FIRE POLICE
What is communication? Why are listening skills important?
This course will provide instruction on verbal, non-verbal, and
implied communications. Various communication media and
feedback will be addressed. There will be demonstrations
during the program. FIPO Prerequisite.
Approved PA Fire Academy Instructor
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NEFP - FIRE POLICE IN
NON-EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
This course will provide the student with information to help
him or her perform police services in the community in
non-emergency activities. Topics to be discussed include:
professionalism, proper attire, grooming, traffic control at
funerals, and policing at parades, carnivals, schools and
other community events. FIPO Prerequisite.
Approved PA Fire Academy Instructor
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EMERGENCY VEHICLE
DRIVER TRAINING (EVOC)
This 16-hour course provides instruction for emergency
personnel who may be involved in operating emergency
vehicles. Topics include: defensive driving, emergency response, vehicle maintenance and a driver obstacle course.
Students must be age 18. Students must bring their own fire
department or emergency vehicles. This class is limited to
24 students. Manuals will be provided.
Approved PA Fire Academy Instructor
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FIRE POLICE REVIEW
The intent of this program is to clarify some misunderstanding
fire police officers have developed regarding their duties and
responsibilities, to provide additional information to assist
them in the performance of their duties, and to bring into
focus materials and information gained during attendance
and various training programs. Prerequisite: Basic Fire
Police.
Approved PA Fire Academy Instructor
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INTRODUCTION TO
THE FIRE SERVICE
This 16 hour 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 which includes a participant
to fully don turnout gear. Identifying forcible entry tools,
setting up scene lighting and assisting in backing up fire
apparatus and mounting and dismounting fire apparatus
such as the Engine or Truck. Students will need to bring
with them turnout gear that properly fits which includes
coat, pants, boots, helmet, hood, eye protection, glove and
safety vest. Student will be required to have for the class
the 6th edition of the IFSTA book for this class. Students
may be able to acquire this book at the Fire Police book
table before class but there is a fee associated with either
a purchase or rental. At the end of this program there is a
written exam. Students will be provided with a skills book
for the class. Students must be age 14 or older.