Hybrid Training - Rope Rescue Technician, NFPA 1006, 2021 edition - 0011

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Brief Description
Hybrid version of OFA Rope Rescue Technician course
Full Description
This hybrid style course covers material in NFPA 1006 2021 edition, Standard for Technical Rescue Personnel Professional Qualifications, Chapter 5.1 – 5.3; Job Performance Requirements (JPRs) for Rope Rescue Awareness, Operations, and Technician. This course will provide fire personnel with little to no rope rescue skills, as well as personnel who have had rope training in the past who,  wish to refresh their skills, the opportunity to go through, in a systematic way the various JPR's and KSA's that are referenced by NFPA 1006 2021 edition.

Students will be required to attend five (5) online virtual instructor-led classes followed by seven (7) days on campus at the Ohio Fire Academy (includes the weekend). Any student who fails to have 100% attendance will fail the class, and not receive a certification. Students will also be required to read, in its entirety " Rope Rescue; Principles and Practice, 5th edition" ISBN-978-1-284-19510-1, by Jones and Bartlett. All students will be required to use the Jones and Bartlett Navigate platform to complete quizzes, and other assignments that will be due prior to arriving on campus.  The student must commit to the class, and all of its requirements in order to be successful.  Failure to do so will result in failure of the class.

Critical angles, mechanical advantage systems, rappelling, ascending, self-rescue techniques, lowering systems, high angle techniques, low angle rescue techniques, as well as lead climbing man-made structures, high-lines, and rope rescue leadership will be some of the skills covered and placed into practical application during the 7 days you will be on campus at the Academy as well as at other off-campus sites.

Additional information will be available upon course confirmation. Students must complete written and hands-on skill competency evaluations to successfully complete the course. Evaluations of student performance will be conducted throughout the course, and will conclude with a final exam. Students who successfully complete all course requirements are eligible for International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC) certification.
Training Dates
08/23/2024 - 09/27/2024
Prerequisites
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I acknowledge and understand that all prerequisites must be satisfied at time of registration and I will not request any waivers unless previously approved in writing by the course coordinator.
NFPA 1006, 2021 edition, Chapter 1.3.9 Hazardous Materials requirement
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NFPA 1006, 2021 edition, Chapter 1.3.9 Emergency Medical Care requirement
Registration Dates
08/24/2023 - 08/09/2024
Available Seats
0
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Hours
58h 0m
Fee
$75.00
Training Location
None Specified
Directions to Location
SFM Ohio Fire Academy
8895 East Main Street
Reynoldsburg OH 43068
Resources Required
The Text book that will be required is Rope Rescue; Principles and Practice 5th edition,           ISBN 978-284-19510-1.  A new book with a Navigate access code is required.  

Students must bring with them their own gloves, specific for rope rescue.  Students are encouraged to bring their own rope rescue PPE, or department issued PPE as available or applicable.  The instructors of the course will inspect, and approve any equipment brought to class for use prior to using it in the class. If you do not have additional PPE outside of the gloves, the OFA has equipment available for use during the class at no additional cost.

Students will be required to successfully complete practical and written assessments as part of course completion. The written exam will be generated by a computer.  Failure to pass any portion of the written exam will result in failure of the course.  

Students will have only 1 opportunity to pass the written, and hands on evaluations while on campus.  An additional 2 attempts will be available at a later date to be scheduled by the student and OFA administration. If any students cannot complete the skills evaluation, or the written exam, the student will fail the course, and will not receive a certification.  

Additional information will be available upon course confirmation. Contact the Academy Rescue Program Coordinator with any questions.
Reporting Instructions
The first day of class will start at 0900. Students should report to the main building security office to sign in. At that time, classroom assignments will be available. Your instructor will reach out before your reporting date with additional information.
Housing is optional
Check-In 09/20/2024
Check-Out 09/27/2024
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