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As part of the the 2019 Georgia Fire Service Conference, a number of classes are offered that have a separate registration. These classes provide an outstanding training opportunity for firefighters in the Albany and southwest Georgia area this year!
Pre-registration is required for all classes. These classes all will be taught in the Albany, Georgia area and more details on the location will be emailed to those registered by September 1.
Essentials of Chaplaincy
Sept. 10 - 11 from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Cost: $50 and includes lunch
This two-day class is designed to help train new chaplains.
Instructors: Ronnie Cowart, Cartersville Fire Department; Ashley Tyree, Hazlehurst - Jeff Davis County Fire & Rescue
Tactical Thermal Imaging
Sept. 11 from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Cost: $35 and includes lunch
Led by the Smyrna Fire Department's training crew, this class is designed to teach firefighters how to effectively use thermal imaging cameras in conventional and unconventional situations which are encountered on the fire ground. Instructors will cover issues including 360 size up, oriented search tactics, VEIS operations and operating in hostile environments. This will be a hands-on class that will include live fire conditions.
Instructors: Smyrna Fire Instructor Cadre
First Due Firemanship
Sept. 11 from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Cost: $35 and includes lunch
Hone your skills for the initial stage of an incident. Participants will rotate through four learning stations and live fire scenarios that encompass engine company search operations, search and rescue, forcible entry and firefighter rescue.
Instructor: Chief Jason Hurley, Bremen Fire Department
Fire Dynamics of Modern Fire Attack
Sept. 14 - 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Cost: $35 and includes lunch
The course is designed to illustrate how the fire service can incorporate current research findings about fire behavior and fire fighting tactics into their operations. This program rethinks the tactics of old and incorporates the latest research into tactics and gives students an opportunity to "operationalize" fire dynamic research concepts. This program also discusses overcoming resistance to change and the lessons learned in real-world implementation.
Instructor: Johnny Irvin, Assistant Chief, Georgia Fire Academy
Note:
You don't have to register for the full conference in order to take a class. Simply select the class option on the registration form. Details on the full conference (agenda and registration fees) are also available from this link.
Questions? Contact:
GSFA Business Manager Beth Brown
Email: bbrown@gsffa.org
Phone: 770-262-5092
GAFC Business Manager Yalonde Tanner
Email: ytanner@gafc.org
Phone:
678-686-6239
We look forward to seeing you in Albany!
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