2017 South Dakota State Fire School Class Listing TENTATIVE CLASS SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE, CHECK REGISTRATION SITE AND FACEBOOK PAGE FOR UPDATES

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1 2017 South Dakota State Fire School Class Listing TENTATIVE CLASS SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE, CHECK REGISTRATION SITE AND FACEBOOK PAGE FOR UPDATES Registration Site will have full Class Descriptions, Full Instructor Bios & PPE Requirements. Registration will be opened by April 1 st, Stay tuned to our Facebook Pages for updates and announcements. Fri. AM 4hr. Classes F-AM Courage to Be Safe/Everyone Goes Home - This course is a provocative and moving presentation by the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, through the Everyone Goes Home Program, that is designed to change the culture of accepting the loss of firefighters as a normal occurrence. Instructor Rick Best F-AM Pump Operations Learn the basics of fire apparatus pump operations, both classroom F-AM Pipeline Emergencies F-AM ALICE-How to Respond to an Active Shooter Event NOTE CLASS IS 2hrs. DURATION. ALICE is an acronym for Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter and Evacuate. ALICE provides options for those under attack to make decisions for their own personal safety in order to survive an active shooter incident. Instructor Robert J. Mayer (SD Highway Patrol) Remaining class time will be a brief review on how to triage for a Mass Casualty Incident presented by Amy Marsh (Sioux Falls FD & Renner FD) Fri. PM 4hr. Classes F-PM Courage to Be Safe/Everyone Goes Home - This course is a provocative and moving presentation by the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, through the Everyone Goes Home Program, that is designed to change the culture of accepting the loss of firefighters as a normal occurrence. Instructor Rick Best F-PM Pump Operations Learn the basics of fire apparatus pump operations, both classroom

2 04-04-F-PM Honor Guard Introduction to supplying the basic concept of what a FD can offer the Community and Members. Those looking to start a local Honor Guard will be given information and items to help get things started. Instructor Damon Hartmann (Doty FD) F-PM Pipeline Emergencies F-PM Mass Triage for Mass Casualty Incidents The class will provide a review of Multi-Casualty Incidents (MCI) and how to prepare. Triage using SALT, START and JumpSTART will be discussed with hands-on practice. The class will end with table top exercises including an active shooter scenario - Instructor Amy Marsh (Sioux Falls FD & Renner FD) Sat. AM 4hr. Classes S-AM Courage to Be Safe/Everyone Goes Home - This course is a provocative and moving presentation by the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, through the Everyone Goes Home Program, that is designed to change the culture of accepting the loss of firefighters as a normal occurrence. Instructor Rick Best S-AM Pump Operations Learn the basics of fire apparatus pump operations, both classroom S-AM Junior Firefighter Program Learn the process it takes to start and run a Jr. Firefighter Cadet program. Instructors Ian Paul (Pierre FD) & Steve Oberle (Tea FD) S-AM Honor Guard Introduction to supplying the basic concept of what a FD can offer the Community and Members. Those looking to start a local Honor Guard will be given information and items to help get things started. Instructor Damon Hartmann (Doty FD) S-AM AFG Grant Writing Ted Young (FEMA) S-AM Small Engine Maintenance/Repair S-AM ALICE-How to Respond to an Active Shooter Event NOTE CLASS IS 2hrs. DURATION. ALICE is an acronym for Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter and Evacuate. ALICE provides options for those under attack to make decisions for their own personal safety in order to survive an active shooter incident. Instructor Robert J. Mayer (SD Highway Patrol) - Remaining class time will be a brief review on how to triage for a Mass Casualty Incident presented by Amy Marsh (Sioux Falls FD & Renner FD) Sat. PM 4hr. Classes

3 04-02-S-PM Pump Operations Learn the basics of fire apparatus pump operations, both classroom S-PM - Junior Firefighter Program Learn the process it takes to start and run a Jr. Firefighter Cadet Program. Instructors Ian Paul (Pierre FD) & Steve Oberle (Tea FD) S-PM AFG Grant Writing Ted Young (FEMA) S-PM Small Engine Maintenance/Repair F-PM Mass Triage for Mass Casualty Incidents The class will provide a review of Multi-Casualty Incidents (MCI) and how to prepare. Triage using SALT, START and JumpSTART will be discussed with hands-on practice. The class will end with table top exercises including an active shooter scenario - Instructor Amy Marsh (Sioux Falls FD & Renner FD) Fri. 8hr. Classes F Confined Space Awareness This class is designed to be an introduction to Confined Space. There will be roughly 3hrs. of classroom learning followed by hands on practical exercises using the confined space mobile trainer. Students are expected to have a basic understanding of Fire Service Ropes and Knots. Full Structural PPE or Extrication PPE Required. Instructors Austin Burns, Jake Lentz Sr. and Kerry Schriock (Minot, ND FD) F SCBA Confidence Course Instructor Nick Carlson (Rapid City FD) F Auto Extrication Class will cover basic-advanced vehicle extrication using struts, cribbing, hand tools and hydraulic tools. FULL Structural PPE or Extrication PPE with Eye Protection Required. Instructors Carter Lesmann & Cody Bruns (Burlington, ND) F Flashover Simulator/Live Fire Training F Firefighter Survival/RIT Students will be introduced to firefighter survival terminology, firefighter fatality case study recommendations and techniques for developing firefighter survival attitude. FULL Structural PPE & SCBA Required. Instructors Shannon Draper (Red Wing, MN) & Matt Taggart F- Bus Extrication/Rescue Class will cover Bus Extrication and patient removal. FULL Structural PPE or Extrication PPE Required. Instructors Ben VandenHoek and Rob Parker (Mitchell FD) F The Basics of Trench Rescue Response This class will cover basic operations for a nonintersecting trench rescue emergency and will cover size-up, action plans, support, shoring, load stabilization, victim search, entrapment release and patient care. NFPA or ANSI Approved Helmet, Eye Protection, Long Sleeve Shirt, Rigid or Steel toe boots and gloves. Students should bring a tool belt, tape measure and a hammer. Instructors JR Huebner (Aberdeen FD) & Travis Thom (Sioux Falls FD)

4 08-13-F When Seconds Matter Instructor Pheasant Country F.O.O.L.S F Water Rescue for Initial Responder/Still Water Recovery Class is designed for small rural departments and created to teach the firefighter how to respond to a water emergency. Personal Flotation Device (Lifejacket) Required. Instructor Matt Burtz (Pierre FD) F Tactical Capabilities Workshop One day exercise picks up where ICS200 leaves off and tests specific emergency response issues using a tactical diorama and other stimulus. Instructors Pat Gerdes & Todd Manns with The Blue Cell, LLC F Grain Bin Rescue F Structure Live Burn Simulator/Live Fire Training F Live Fire Training/Fire Fighter Skills & Technique Training Short classroom safety session followed by hands on training using the Mobile Live Fire Training Unit (Propane Fired). Students will practice skills and gain confidence in PPE, SCBA, Hose Handling, Nozzle Techniques, Fire Attack, Ventilation and More. Any students needing to fulfill the Live Fire Training portion of the SD FF Certification Card should bring it to class. FULL Structural PPE and SCBA required. Spare SCBA cylinders would be a plus as students will consume a great deal of air. Instructors Live Fire Training Cadre F High Angle/Low Angle Rope Rescue Awareness/Operations Basic rope rescue skills involving vertical and horizontal movements, grain bin extrication and shore based water rescue techniques. Appropriate Rope Rescue PPE Required Helmets, Boots and Gloves. Instructors Josh Smith and Randy Wold (Sioux Falls FD) F Hazmat Awareness/Operations Instructor Doug Glover (Mitchell FD) F Man vs. Machine Instructors PL Vulcan Sat. 8hr. Classes S Confined Space Awareness This class is designed to be an introduction to Confined Space. There will be roughly 3hrs. of classroom learning followed by hands on practical exercises using the confined space mobile trainer. Students are expected to have a basic understanding of Fire Service Ropes and Knots. Full Structural PPE or Extrication PPE Required. Instructors Austin Burns, Jake Lentz Sr. and Kerry Schriock (Minot, ND FD) S SCBA Confidence Course Instructor Nick Carlson (Rapid City FD) S Auto Extrication Class will cover basic-advanced vehicle extrication using struts, cribbing, hand tools and hydraulic tools. FULL Structural PPE or Extrication PPE with Eye Protection Required. Instructors Carter Lesmann & Cody Bruns (Burlington, ND) S Flashover Simulator/Live Fire Training

5 08-10-S Firefighter Survival/RIT Students will be introduced to firefighter survival terminology, firefighter fatality case study recommendations and techniques for developing firefighter survival attitude. FULL Structural PPE & SCBA Required. Instructors Shannon Draper (Red Wing, MN) & Matt Taggart S- Bus Extrication/Rescue Class will cover Bus Extrication and patient removal. FULL Structural PPE or Extrication PPE Required. Instructors Ben VandenHoek and Rob Parker (Mitchell FD) S The Basics of Trench Rescue Response This class will cover basic operations for a nonintersecting trench rescue emergency and will cover size-up, action plans, support, shoring, load stabilization, victim search, entrapment release and patient care. NFPA or ANSI Approved Helmet, Eye Protection, Long Sleeve Shirt, Rigid or Steel toe boots and gloves. Students should bring a tool belt, tape measure and a hammer. Instructors JR Huebner (Aberdeen FD) & Travis Thom (Sioux Falls FD) S When Seconds Matter Instructor Pheasant Country F.O.O.L.S S Water Rescue for Initial Responder/Still Water Recovery Class is designed for small rural departments and created to teach the firefighter how to respond to a water emergency. Personal Flotation Device (Lifejacket) Required. Instructor Matt Burtz (Pierre FD) S EVOC (Emergency Vehicle Operations Course) Course will consist of classroom presentation followed by hands-on practice and training. Instructor Shane Lehrkamp (Pierre FD) S Tactical Capabilities Workshop One day exercise picks up where ICS200 leaves off and tests specific emergency response issues using a tactical diorama and other stimulus. Instructors Pat Gerdes & Todd Manns with The Blue Cell, LLC S Grain Bin Rescue S Structure Live Burn Simulator/Live Fire Training 0824-S Live Fire Training/Fire Fighter Skills & Technique Training Short classroom safety session followed by hands on training using the Mobile Live Fire Training Unit (Propane Fired). Students will practice skills and gain confidence in PPE, SCBA, Hose Handling, Nozzle Techniques, Fire Attack, Ventilation and More. Any students needing to fulfill the Live Fire Training portion of the SD FF Certification Card should bring it to class. FULL Structural PPE and SCBA required. Spare SCBA cylinders would be a plus as students will consume a great deal of air. Instructors Live Fire Training Cadre S High Angle/Low Angle Rope Rescue Awareness/Operations Basic rope rescue skills involving vertical and horizontal movements, grain bin extrication and shore based water rescue techniques. Appropriate Rope Rescue PPE Required Helmets, Boots and Gloves. Instructors Josh Smith and Randy Wold (Sioux Falls FD) S Hazmat Awareness/Operations Instructor Doug Glover (Mitchell FD) S Man vs. Machine Instructors PL Vulcan

6 Fri. & Sat. 16hr Two Day Classes Structural Firefighting Essentials/Hands on Training This will be an entirely hands on class covering ESSENTIAL firefighting skills. Students will work with SCBA, Ladders and cover ventilation techniques, victim rescues and hose/nozzle work. Firefighters currently taking a Certification Course should bring the Yellow Card as many of the hands on practical requirements can be signed off. FULL Structural PPE and SCBA are required. Instructors Lance Enright & Joe Tjaden (Rapid Valley FD & Rapid City FD) NFA (National Fire Academy) - Fire Investigation: First Responders F This two-day course is designed specifically to provide a clear definition of the role of first responders in fire investigation and provide essential knowledge to enable them to recognize the potential of intentionally set fires, preservation and protection of evidence, and proper reporting of information to appropriate officials. By strengthening the partnership between first responders and investigators, the chances for successfully solving arson-related crimes will increase. The course includes topics such as fire behavior, critical observations of the first responder, fire causes, scene security and evidence preservation, legal considerations, and documentation of findings. This course is designed for all fire and emergency services personnel who might conduct preliminary investigations into the origin and cause of fires. Interested students are encouraged to complete "Initial Fire Investigation for First Responders" (Q0379), available through NFA Online at prior to participating in this classroom-based course. Selection criteria Fire and emergency services personnel who respond to fires or might conduct preliminary investigations into the origin and cause of fires. Prerequisites 1. Incident Command System (ICS)-100-level and ICS-200-level training. Preferred courses are Q0462 and Q0463, available through NFA Online at Chief's signature attests that the applicant has completed this required training. 2. Interested students are encouraged to complete Q0379, available through NFA Online at prior to participating in this classroombased course.