This class will educate leaders of Fire Departments and EMS Units on how an apprenticeship program can help them build talent and fill their workforce needs while having access to technical and financial assistance such as incentives and funding support.
This one day class helps prepare and mentor female candidates to pass CPAT and also helps them work toward their career in the Fire Service. It will also provide networking and fellowship opportunities. Open to women ages 18+. This course is free.
Dartmouth College - Tuck Mall Parking will be at Dewey Field Rd. There is an Advance Transit shuttle or it's a ten minute walk. There will be a break for lunch. Participants are encouraged to bring their lunch.
This 8-hour course will review the basics of response to common hazardous materials incidents seen in New Hampshire, including resources to support departments and their communities in management, cleanup, and reporting. This course includes both classroom discussion and practical evolutions. Practical evolutions include equipment demonstrations and spill control techniques (protecting catch basins, underflow dams, etc.) This seminar is offered jointly between the NH Department of Environmental Services and the Division of Fire Standards and Training & EMS.
This workshop will explore the broad array of response-based risks faced by responders during natural disasters and how to mitigate their impacts. Objectives: • To mitigate weather-related impacts on responders. • To identify other risks related to exposure such as mold, flood water contaminants, etc • To monitor your team during a response for early recognition of potential health threats.
