Fire departments in Northwest Ohio are invited to join the Regional
Fire Service Consortium at Owens Community College for a 12-month program of
training classes. The partnership has been developed to address the
professional fire service training requirements in Northwest Ohio in an affordable
and timely manner. “Owens College is committed to the highest standards of public
safety and is offering this training opportunity at its Center of Emergency Preparedness
in accordance with NFPA standards,” said Dr. Brian Paskvan, executive director of
Owens Community College’s Workforce and Community Services.
Membership in the Regional Fire Service Consortium allows
agencies to send their firefighters to any of the monthly training sessions.
Topics include:
·
Mass casualty/triage
·
Tanker truck fires
·
Search and rescue
·
Live-fire training
The cost of membership is based on department station size. An
agency with one station becomes a member with an annual $500 fee and up to four
people per class, those with two or three stations pay $1,000, eight people per
class, and those with four or more stations pay $1,500, with 12 people per
class. Classes are open to non-members for a fee on a space available basis at
$100 per person/class.
Enrollment deadline is June 1. Payment deadline will reflect
timing of departments to allow for budgets updates. For more information on the
program and to review the complete list of training sessions, contact Deb Pratt
or Mark Briggs at Owens Community College: 567-661-2411.
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