ats 2016 catalog - updated april

CATALOG 2016e

George A. Avila, Jr.Founder, President, CEO

THE VIEW FROM THE TOPOver the past 28 years the Action Training Systems team has been committed to providing the highestlevel of training content to the fire service andemergency response community. As times have changed, ATS continues to evolve and deliver our programs through new and innovative technologies to ensureour customers have the best resources to meet andexceed the ever changing demands to protect the commu-nities they serve. At ATS, we have listened to our customer’s needswith regard to new content areas to develop and budget concerns that continue to impact the emergency response community. We have recently updated our AerialApparatus: Driver/Operator series, and are in the process of developing new titles for our Incident Command and Management series. We now offer an adapted version of our EMR series for our Canadian customers, including French translations. We will continue to develop and expand our EMS content as well. ATS now offers a wider range of pricing options for our ATS Online products to better address your budget concerns and content needs. We offer all of this with the same high quality media-rich presenta-tions that you have expected and trusted over the years.I am excited about ATS’ continued relationship with IFSTA/FPP. We have recently revisited and revitalized what our two organizations can bring to the emergency response community. We have been working closely together to bring a wider range of ATS content through IFSTA/FPP’s Resource One. We believe that through our combined efforts, the emergency response community will have an expanded range of much needed quality training resources that will be unrivaled in the Fire Service and emergency response market.I would like to acknowledge our loyal, hardworkingand dedicated team at ATS for providing their expertise to bring you, the men and women who serve your communi-ties, the total training solution in and beyond the classroom. Join us in celebrating our 28 years of innovative training systems for emergency responders.Sincerely,

Firefighter TrainingESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING Firefighter I & II Complete Series Packages ............................................ 6 Firefighter I Online Series / DVD / PPT ............................................... 8 Firefighter II Online Series / DVD / PPT ............................................... 11

HAZMAT HAZMAT Response Online Series / DVD / PPT .................................... 12 HAZMAT Decontamination Online Series / DVD / PPT ........................ 13 HAZMAT Containment Online Series / DVD / PPT .............................. 14 HAZMAT Awareness Online Series / DVD / PPT .................................. 15

DRIVER/OPERATOR Pumping Apparatus Online Series / DVD / PPT .................................... 17 Aerial Apparatus Online Series / DVD / PPT ......................................... 19

EMERGENCY OPERATIONS Vehicle Extrication Online Series / DVD / PPT ...................................... 20 Rapid Intervention Online Series / DVD / PPT / Lesson Plan .................. 22 Fire Service Rescue Online Series / DVD / PPT / Lesson Plan ................ 23

OFFICER DEVELOPMENT Incident Command & Management Online Series / DVD / PPT ........... 26 First On Scene Interactive Courses .................................................. 27 Fire Officer 1 Online Series / DVD / PPT ............................................... 28

Emergency Medical Emergency Medical Responder Online Series / DVD / PPT ................. 31 Infection Control & Prevention Online Series / DVD / PPT ................. 34 Emergency Medical Technician Online Series / DVD / PPT ................... 35

Industrial Fire Brigades Incipient Level Series Online Series / DVD / PPT / Lesson Plan .............. 40 Exterior & Structural Series Online Series / DVD / PPT / Lesson Plan ... 42

Online Course Delivery Overview ............................................................................... 4 Pricing ............................................................................. 44-46 Features & Requirements ............................................... 47-48

Resources How to Order ................................................................................... 49 5-Year Bullet Proof Warranty ............................................................ 49 Social Media & Conferences ............................................................. 49

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Why use Action Training Systems’ products?ATS has 28 years of experience and knowledge developing courses for the emergency responder. A key understanding of the industry, the adult learner, and of instructional design places ATS at a superior advantage over other training products in the market. Customer satisfaction, loyalty and long-term relationships prove that the ATS products are solution- oriented and meet the diverse needs of our customers.

ATS keeps the crucial needs of the emergency services professional in mind. Our coursesare developed in accordance with current industry standards and regulatory requirements. We take pride in the fact that our training programs are proven to significantly increase responder competency and confidence. ATS also understands how varied trainingrequirements are in different branches of emergency services, as well as in privateorganizations and government agencies.

ATS training products are adaptable and flexible depending on the instructor’s need or experience. The ATS philosophy is built on the concept that training programs are usednot to replace hands-on training but as a tool for the instructor to support and enhance essential education. Our programs are designed with the adult learner in mind and withthe understanding that people learn and retain information in a variety of ways.

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M I S S I O N S T A T E M E N TAction Training Systems is committed to providingthe best training experience for emergency responders.We believe that our innovative, high-quality, engagingtraining solutions increase the confidence and skills of the emergency responder to better serve their community.

Action Training has been a leader in emergencyresponse training for 28 years: • Extensive catalog of high-quality products based on current industry standards • Supported and partnered with nationally recognized organizations • Customer focused and a history of long-term relationships • Experience and understanding of the industry’s needs • Flexible, engaging training solutions • Proven results in comprehension and retention • Continuous development of innovative software and training tools to address changing technology • Cost-effective training solutions

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Our priority has always been to create the highest quality training resources that fit your specific needs. Now our video and interactive training programs are available online. Our courses are designed to be utilized as instructor directed resources in and out of the classroom. Select from two different delivery methods: online training series or DVD titles if you do not have internet access. Check out our website to view course demos. For further information call 800.755.1440 ext 3 to speak to an account manager. See page 44-46 for online pricing.

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2: D V D T I T L E SATS courses are available on DVD. They are a great teaching resource to be used in a classroom training environment along with instructor-led discussions, training manuals and hands-on training.

The award-winning video content of our DVD and streamedvideo titles is combined with interactive formative assessmentto create an unmatched student learning experience that canbe delivered on a PC, Mac and most mobile devices.Delivered anytime anywhere.

Action Training Systems is the recognized leader in producinghigh quality visual training material for emergency responders. With our 28 years of experience in instructional design, we've created comprehensive training programs that enhance the learning experience for emergency responders around the world. Now, this same great content is even more accessible through our online Learning Management System (LMS) at: ATS Online Course Demo (click here)

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O N L I N E S T R E A M E D V I D E O T I T L E SThe video content is identical to our traditional ATS training DVDs, but you can stream to any computer (PC / Mac) or mobile device such as an iPad® with a broadband connection. T E A C H , T E S T & T R A C K

Automatically track student activity,manage students, import your own training materials, create reports and much more. We want to help make your training as

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Firefighter TrainingIt’s a special breed who sign up for a career in courage. As others fleelife-threatening situations, firefighters charge ahead armed with skills andknowledge gained through focused training. That’s why training is the keyfor success as a firefighter. Only training can give your firefighters thecompetencies they need to be ready for action, while maintaining safetyfor themselves and their fellow responders.

Firefighter

Our comprehensive training library is your information resource where youwill find technical material simplified tothe basic skills that need to be learned.We offer tools for a broad range of firefighter training.

• Essentials of Fire Fighting: Firefighter I and Firefighter II • HAZMAT • Pumping Apparatus • Aerial Apparatus • Vehicle Extrication • Rapid Intervention • Fire Service Rescue • First On Scene • Fire Officer I • Incident Safety Officer • Incident Command & Management

“Your computer-based training is the greatest educational purchase we've made to date for this department. The materials

are designed so the firefighter is mentally engaged prior to starting an instructor-led course which is followed by hands-on training.

This system allows our volunteers a time-enriched trainingatmosphere. With our firefighters better prepared and more

engaged, we've achieved outstanding training results.”

Brian Romans – Training ManagerBear Creek Volunteer Fire Department - Hubert, NC

Online Streaming Video & PowerPoint click here for pricing DVD SERIES - FIREFIGHTER I & II#REFFFTDVD / 33 Titles (Save $890) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,535

INSTRUCTOR’S POWERPOINT® PRESENTATIONPowerPoint® course reference presentation for all 23 Firefighter I titles.#REFFFIPPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $830PowerPoint® course reference presentation for all 10 Firefighter II titles.#REFFF2PPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $420

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There is something in a firefighter that sets them apart and that “something” is adesire to serve and to save. Once accepted, it is the responsibility of the firefighter

to gain the needed skills as a professional to bravely fight what others fear.

Your firefighters will perform with confidence after mastering the Essentials ofFire Fighting, the standard-setting series by Action Training Systems.

Teaches to the current NFPA® 1001 standards.

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8 E S S E N T I A L S O F F I R E F I G H T I N G :F I R E F I G H T E R I

1 - FIREFIGHTER SAFETY: PART 1Presents an overview of fire department and firefighter responsibilities under NFPA® 1500. Describes the Incident Command System, control zones at emergency response scenes and how to meet the physical demands of the job through fitness and wellness programs. DVD $225 #REF101DVD 19:36 TRT

2 - FIREFIGHTER SAFETY: PART 2Discusses standard operating procedures and the importance of teamwork. Describes accountability systems and on-scene rehabilitation and their importance to safety. Presents survival methods for firefighters who become disoriented or trapped in fires. Identifies safe procedures for riding fire apparatus, working on roadway emergency scenes, shutting off utilities at an emergency scene and responding to electrical emergencies. DVD $225 #REF102DVD 24:13 TRT

3 - FIRE BEHAVIORDescribes the science of fire and combustion, the Fire Tetrahedron,states of fuel, pyrolysis and vaporization. Identifies types of heat energy, methods of heat transfer, the stages of compartment fire development, the products of combustion, factors in fire development and dangerous fire conditions for firefighters. DVD $225 #REF103DVD 24:25 TRT

4 - SCBA1: INTRODUCTIONPresents the functions of each component of the SCBA system, safety features of various types of SCBA, limitations of SCBA and hazardous environments that require respiratory protection. DVD $225 #REF104DVD 25:38 TRT

5 - SCBA 2: USE & MAINTENANCEDemonstrates correct SCBA donning and doffing techniques, inspection and care procedures, how to change cylinders at an emergency scene and safety precautions and rules for using SCBA in emergency situations. DVD $225 #REF105DVD 24:29 TRT

6 - PERSONAL PROTECTIVE CLOTHINGLists the elements of the complete protective ensemble worn by firefighters and describes the functions and specifications for each element of personal protective clothing. Describes special clothing situations, firefighter responsibilities for the care and maintenance of turnout gear and safety requirements for work uniforms and safety shoes. DVD $225 #REF106DVD 25:05 TRT

Firefighter I is a series of 23 titles teachingto the current NFPA® 1001 standards.

7 - PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERSDesigned to be used in public education programs as well as fire service training. Presents the classification and rating system used for extinguishers, types of hand-held extinguishers and how to select the correct extinguisher for a fire. Presents steps for operating portable extinguishers and demonstrates how to extinguish fires using the most common types of extinguishers. Discusses extinguisher maintenance and demonstrates extinguisher inspection. DVD $225 #REF107DVD 25:09 TRT

8 - ROPES & KNOTSPresents types, ratings and uses for fire service rope. Describes rope materials and construction, methods for inspecting rope and how to maintain and store rope. Demonstrates six basic knots used by firefighters and methods for hoisting equipment. DVD $225 #REF108DVD 26:43 TRT

9 - FIRE CONTROL 1Discusses basic fire control strategies and safety. Demonstrates how to advance a charged attack line into a structure fire, three methods of water application, master stream devices, basic fire suppression tactics for Class B fires and techniques for suppressing vehicle fires and other exterior fires. DVD $225 #REF109DVD 18:28 TRT

10 - LADDERS 1Defines basic ladder terminology and discusses ladder types and theiruses on the fireground. Demonstrates ladder maintenance and inspections, how to select the correct ladder for the task and basics in ladder handling. DVD $225 #REF110DVD 22:35 TRT

11 - LADDERS 2Shows factors that affect ground-ladder placement, correct ladder placement to meet specific objectives and ladder raises for one, two and three firefighters. Demonstrates procedures for securing ladders, methods for climbing ladders and how to place a roof ladder. DVD $225 #REF111DVD 8:11 TRT

12 - VENTILATION BASICS & HORIZONTAL PROCEDURESDescribes the fundamentals of ventilation, including benefits and safety concerns, especially backdraft and flashover. Describes horizontal and vertical ventilation, positive pressure, negative pressure and hydraulic ventilation. Demonstrates horizontal ventilation procedures. DVD $225 #REF112DVD 20:18 TRT

A career as a frontline firefighter is a noble professionthat attracts universal admiration and respect. Advance the knowledge and skills of your firefighters so they will be ready for action when the call comes. Our Firefighter I series will help launch their careers with dynamic training, preparing them to better protect the members of their community.

“We used the Firefighter I videos andthey worked very well, a great set of

videos. We have guys on the department that have been on for 25-30 years and they have commented on how this is the

best series of videos they have seen.”

Jeremiah Regan - Secretary/TreasurerFrankville Fire Department, Waukon, IA

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20 - LIGHTING & POWER SOURCESDescribe types of lighting used in the fire service, auxiliary electrical equipment and power plants. Reviews safety considerations for using lighting and electrical equipment. Demonstrates how to set up electrical equipment, illuminate the emergency scene and maintenance of lighting and portable power plants. DVD $225 #REF120DVD 16:11 TRT

21 - PROPERTY CONSERVATION: SALVAGEPresents the benefits of good salvage operations to the public and thefire department. Demonstrates the procedures for storing and deploying salvage covers, how to construct a water chute and a catch-all usingsalvage covers and how to cover openings in the roof, windows anddoors to protect the property from secondary damage. DVD $225 #REF121DVD 20:54 TRT

22 - PROPERTY CONSERVATION: OVERHAULPresents indicators of structural instability and procedures for finding hidden fires. Describes procedures for opening concealed spaces, extinguishing hidden fires, preserving evidence and restoring the premises after a fire. DVD $225 #REF122DVD 20:34 TRT

23 - SPRINKLER SYSTEMSDescribes the effectiveness of sprinkler systems in saving life and property. Describes how sprinklers work and presents different types of sprinkler systems, components of sprinkler systems and the locations and appearance of control and operating valves. Describes considerationsfor responding to fires in protected buildings. DVD $225 #REF123DVD 26:49 TRT

INSTRUCTOR’S POWERPOINT® PRESENTATIONPowerPoint® course reference presentation for all 23 Firefighter I titles.#REFFFIPPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $830



13 - VERTICAL VENTILATIONDescribes safety precautions for rooftop operations, roof types and construction and their impact in vertical ventilation. Shows how to determine the integrity of a roof system and basic indicators of roof collapse. Demonstrates methods for opening flat and pitched roofs usinga variety of techniques. DVD $225 #REF113DVD 25:49 TRT

14 - FIRE HOSE BASICSShows fire hose construction, sizes, uses, basic hose maintenance and how to prevent hose damage. Identifies types of hose couplings, tools and appliances and demonstrates hose-roll methods. DVD $225 #REF114DVD 21:01 TRT

15 - HANDLING HOSEPresents guidelines for loading hose and basic types of hose loads and finishes. Demonstrates common hoselays and methods for coupling and uncoupling hose. DVD $225 #REF115DVD 25:05 TRT

16 - ADVANCING HOSELINESDemonstrates how to pull and carry hose from a pumper to the fire location for a variety of hoseloads. Shows how to advance hose into structures and in stairways, from a standpipe and up a ladder and howto hoist hose. Describes how to extend a section of hose and how to retrieve a loose hoseline. Shows basic procedures for operating and controlling attack lines. DVD $225 #REF116DVD 23:52 TRT

17 - FIRE STREAMSIdentifies basic sizes and types of fire streams and the advantages and disadvantages of each type. Shows the use and maintenance of different types of nozzles. Defines “water hammer” and shows how to prevent it. DVD $225 #REF117DVD 20:08 TRT

18 - FORCIBLE ENTRYIdentifies forcible entry tools and how they should be used and maintained. Demonstrates procedures for through-the-lock entry on doors andforced entry through different types of doors and windows. DVD $225 #REF118DVD 19:51 TRT

19 - FIRE DETECTION, ALARMS & COMMUNICATIONSPresents methods and technologies for receiving alarms from the public. Shows the basic components of fire alarm and smoke detection systems. Presents an overview of the communications center and systems for dispatching fire department personnel to an emergency. Demonstrates good radio procedures and procedures for routine and emergency communications. DVD $225 #REF119DVD 24:54 TRT

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ESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING - 6TH EDITION: MANUALBASIC VERSION - The 6th edition is completely revised for today's new and current �re�ghtersand begins the next 35 years of excellence for this publication and the �re�ghters who use it to train. The 6th edition contains all the information and skills needed to meet the requirements for National Fire Protection Association (NFPA®) 1001, Fire Fighter Levels I and II. This manual includes instructional tools such as learning objectives, key terms, case histories, and review questions in each chapter to enhance a student's understanding. (publisher IFSTA/FPP)

FDO VERSION - Essentials of Fire Fighting and Fire Department Operations contains the exact same21 chapters as the basic version, and adds 3 chapters written and validated to meet the emergency medical and hazardous materials requirements of NFPA® 1001, 2013(publisher IFSTA / FPP / BRADY)

#36922 Basic Version #36935 FDO Version

ESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING - 6TH EDITION: COURSE WORKBOOKThe course workbook is designed for the student to review material by chapter to enrichface-to-face classroom instruction. It includes 2,299 questions for all 24 chapters of Essentialsof Fire Fighting and Fire Department Operations. It is ideal for homework assignments before classroom lessons or reinforcement or review after classroom learning. Question types include true/false, �ll-in-the-blank, picture identi�cation, matching, multiple choice, short answer,scenarios, and key term crossword puzzles. The course Workbook is arranged for ease of usewith Fire�ghter I and Fire�ghter II content divided.#36925

ESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING - 6TH EDITION: EXAM PREPThe Exam prep is designed to be used as a self-study tool for students to prepare forcomprehensive exams such as end of course tests or the written portion of certi�cation exams.The Exam Prep content is arranged by Fire�ghter I and Fire�ghter II. The answers for each questionare in the back of the Exam Prep. This popular student product includes 1,497 questions divided among all 24 chapters of Essentials of Fire�ghting and Fire Department Operations. The ExamPrep was formerly referred to as Self-Study Guide.#36923

ESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING - 6TH EDITION: SKILL SHEET HANDBOOKThe skill sheet handbook is a sturdy, wire-bound handbook of all 192 �re�ghter skills found in the Essentials of Fire�ghting and Fire Department Operations and the Skills Evaluation checklist foundin the curriculum. The skills sheets provide more detail and are more heavily illustrated than thoseat the end of each chapter. The skill sheet handbook is made to be used outdoors in the demanding �re�ghter training environment withstanding water and repeated use. This rugged tool is intendedto serve as a quick reference for students as well as a valuable instructor resource when preparing students for the skill portion at end of course and �re�ghter certi�cation exams.#36927

ESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING - 6TH EDITION: CUSTOMIZABLE CURRICULUM ON CD OR USB FLASH DRIVEThe Essentials Curriculum includes all classroom and assessment materials to teach aFire�ghter I and/or Fire�ghter II course. All Essentials Curriculum components are organized and coded according to Fire�ghter I (red) and Fire�ghter II (yellow) content. The curriculum covers all24 chapters of the Essentials of Fire�ghting and Fire Department Operations, 6th edition. The components are designed for a traditional face-to-face instructor led classroom. The following components are available on Flashdrive or CD-ROM.#36924

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7 - FIRE HOSE APPLIANCESShows different types of fire hose appliances, including valves, valve devices, fittings and intake devices. Identifies the correct type of appliances to be used in specific fireground operations. Demonstrates how to clean and maintain hose appliances. DVD $225 #REF207DVD 16:23TRT

8 - FIRE ORIGIN & CAUSEPresents the firefighter's role in fire cause determination from first alarm to final overhaul. Shows how to secure the fire scene pendingan investigation and describes legal considerations of fire cause determination. Demonstrates how to safeguard evidence at the scene. DVD $225 #REF208DVD 20:13 TRT

9 - PRE-INCIDENT & FIRE SAFETY SURVEYSPresents the firefighter’s role in fire prevention and preparedness. Demonstrates steps for conducting pre-incident surveys. Identifies common hazards found in occupancies and shows how to inspectfire protection systems for readiness. DVD $225 #REF209DVD 17:20 TRT

10 - FIRE PREVENTION & PUBLIC EDUCATIONExplains the importance of fire prevention and public education tothe fire department and to the community. Demonstrates how to conduct a residential fire safety survey, describes common fire andlife-safety hazards in the home, how to present fire safety information to small groups and how to conduct station tours. DVD $225 #REF210DVD 22:29 TRT

INSTRUCTOR’S POWERPOINT® PRESENTATIONPowerPoint® course reference presentation for all 10 Firefighter II titles.#REFFF2PPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $420



E S S E N T I A L S O FF I R E F I G H T I N G

Someone’s life might depend on your department’s ability to respond, so you can never stop training. Your firefighters need to solidify their classroom knowledge because staying current saves lives. Firefighter II is a 10-title series that will take your trainingto the next level through high-quality, relevant training. As yourfirefighters build on their knowledge and skills, they will be better equipped to provide the level of care your community depends on.

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Firefighter II is a series of 10 titles teaching tothe current NFPA® 1001 standards.

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1 - BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONDescribes construction classifications used in most building codes and the role of fire resistance ratings. Describes the characteristics and fire behavior of five types of construction, defines building construction terms, the effects of fire and fire suppression activities on various building materials. Identifies the signs of dangerous building conditions, such as heavy fire loads and building collapse. DVD $225 #REF201DVD 23:16 TRT

2 - RESCUE OPERATIONSDemonstrates how to move injured victims using carries and drags. Presents various types of rescue tools and the dangers of vehicle restraint systems. Demonstrates methods to extricate an entrapped victim from a vehicle. DVD $225 #REF202DVD 27:09 TRT

3 - ADVANCED VENTILATIONPresents the factors affecting ventilation decisions. Shows precautions against upsetting vertical ventilation, methods for ventilating a basement or windowless building and special ventilation considerations for high- rise buildings. DVD $225 #REF203DVD 19:07 TRT

4 - WATER SUPPLYExplains the components of water supplies for fire department operations, the operation of different types of hydrants and how to service test fire hose. DVD $225 #REF204DVD 21:08 TRT

5 - FIRE CONTROL 2Demonstrates fire control tactics for difficult fires, including a large, exterior Class B fire, fires in upper levels of structures, fires below grade, fires in energized electrical equipment and fires involving a flammable gas cylinder. DVD $225 #REF205DVD 17:10 TRT

6 - FOAM FIRE STREAMSDescribes the fundamentals of foam, including how foam is generated, how it extinguishes or suppresses fires, types of foam proportioners, nozzles and other foam generating systems, and various types offoam. Demonstrates how to assemble a foam fire stream using an eductor. Features troubleshooting tips for foam operations. DVD $225 #REF206DVD 25:33 TRT


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INSTRUCTOR’S POWERPOINT® PRESENTATIONPowerPoint® course reference presentation for all 7 HAZMAT Response titles.#RHRXXXPPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $335


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There is a greater risk of encountering a hazardous materials incident today than ever before. That’s why it is crucial to have up-to-date training for safely handling emergency response to HAZMAT incidents. With this series, your responders willbe in the best position to protect themselves and others for just about every type of situation.This 7-title series includes Awareness Levelinformation about terrorism and weapons ofmass destruction as it relates to the fire service.

HAZMATResponse

1 - HAZMAT CONTAINERS & SCENE SAFETYPresents detailed renderings of hazardous material containers.Shows container shapes, container markings and placards. Explainshow to interpret facility and transportation container markings. DVD $225 #RHR001DVD 24:33 TRT 2 - HAZMAT RESPONSE SOURCES & TERMINOLOGYExplains how to reference hazard and response information. Presentshow to predict a material’s behavior in its container. Topics coveredinclude material behavior and health hazard terminology. DVD $225 #RHR002DVD 25:36 TRT

3 - HAZMAT DEFENSIVE OPTIONS & OBJECTIVESExplains how to limit exposures, determine defensive objectivesand assess risk to responders. Identifies defensive options andpresents appropriate control techniques. DVD $225 #RHR003DVD 19:43 TRT

4 - HAZMAT PROTECTION & DECONTAMINATIONExplains how to select appropriate respiratory equipment andprotective clothing. Shows emergency decontamination and mass decontamination techniques. Topics include contamination andwatching for signs of terrorism. DVD $225 #RHR004DVD 21:32 TRT

5 - HAZMAT SCENE CONTROL & SAFETY MEASURESShows how to establish scene control. Explains how to determinecontrol zones and take protective actions. Presents how to locate decontamination areas and perform emergency decontaminationtechniques. Topics covered include the safety briefing and the incident management system structure. DVD $225 #RHR005DVD 20:44 TRT

6 - HAZMAT DEFENSIVE ACTIONSExplains how to work in PPE. Shows how to apply foam and vapor suppressing agents. Identifies defensive actions. Presents search andrescue operations. Topics covered include limiting the impact ofradioactive materials and evaluating your team’s progress. DVD $225 #RHR006DVD 22:18 TRT

7 - TERRORISM & WMD AWARENESSPresents indicators of a threat, potential targets and warfare agents.Shows detection methods. Explains the integrated response structureand basic incident priorities. DVD $225 #RHR007DVD 20:02 TRT

HM ResponseSeries Website




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DVD SERIES - HAZMAT DECONTAMINATION#RDE005DVD / 4 Titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $900

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INSTRUCTOR’S POWERPOINT® PRESENTATIONPowerPoint® course reference presentation for all 4 HAZMAT Decontamination titles.#RDEXXXPPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $290


HAZMATDecontamination

H A Z A R D O U SM AT E R I A L S

1 - WHY DECONTAMINATE?Discusses the importance of removing or reducing contaminants to a safe level. Discusses the acute and chronic health risks associated with hazardous materials and the basic rules of “Get it off, keep it off and contain it.” Describes primary and secondary contamination and routes of exposure in the human body. Demonstrates six physical and six chemical decontamination methods and the need for a “no exceptions” decontamination policy. DVD $225 #RDE001DVD 21:00 TRT

2 - DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURESDemonstrates emergency decontamination procedures and the importance of avoiding cross contamination. Outlines critical set-up factors to consider before implementing operations. Demonstrates decontamination site set-up and zones of operation. Demonstratesthe nine-step technical decontamination process and discusses environmental concerns including runoff. DVD $225 #RDE002DVD 21:10 TRT

3 - HANDLING CONTAMINATED VICTIMSDiscusses the special attention that contamination victims require and how victims become contaminated through various routes of exposure. Outlines various symptoms of exposure, including SLUDGEM and the ABC guidelines, and the importance of using the Emergency Response Guidebook for assistance. Demonstrates decontamination for ambulatory and non-ambulatory individual victims, including the decontamination of areas of injury. Discusses the packaging and transport of contamination victims for hospital treatment. DVD $225 #RDE003DVD 20:45 TRT

4 - MASS DECONTAMINATIONExplains the importance of multiple casualty planning efforts by first responders. Demonstrates multiple set-up methods for mass decontamination operations, including with the use of apparatus. Discusses factors regarding the feasibility of remote decontamination of multiple victims and which kinds of facilities to consider. Demonstrates procedures for the mass decontamination of ambulatory and non-ambulatory victims, including during cold weather operations.

DVD $225 #RDE004DVD 22:34 TRT


When working at a HAZMAT scene, the risk ofcontamination is a serious issue. You can’t put a priceon preparedness, and responders need to understandhow contamination occurs and how it affects the human body. This 4-title series outlines steps critical to safe and effective decontamination operations. It covers specific training procedures including emergency, remote, technical and mass decontamination, as well as the handling of injured victims, chemical contamination symptoms,proper site set-up and the containment of runoff.

HM DeconSeries Website

Link1-800-755-1440




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HAZMATContainment


DVD SERIES - HAZMAT CONTAINMENT#RCO005DVD / 4 Titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $900

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INSTRUCTOR’S POWERPOINT® PRESENTATIONPowerPoint® course reference presentation for all 4 HAZMAT Containment titles.#RCOXXXPPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $290


14H A Z A R D O U SM AT E R I A L S

1 - PLUGGING & PATCHING DRUMSDiscusses the dangers of leaks in hazardous materials drums. Focuses on safety precautions and primary causation in drum breach, including puncture, pressure and deterioration. Demonstrates leak control using various equipment and methods, including the use of drum features as well as application of various plug and patch techniques. Discusses the importance of and procedures for overpacking. DVD $225 #RCO001DVD 20:34 TRT 2 - CONTAINING LEAKS IN PRESSURIZED CYLINDERSPresents the hazards, safety considerations and structural features of pressurized cylinders. Discusses the kinds of leaks to expect and leak detection. Demonstrates leak control techniques. Presents special considerations when dealing with leaks involving four common, dangerous gases: oxygen, acetylene, ammonia, and chlorine. DVD $225 #RCO002DVD 21:52 TRT

3 - DIKING, DIVERTING & RETAINING SPILLSDiscusses the safety concerns regarding hazardous spill control. Outlines various spill control options and demonstrates basic procedures for diking, diverting, damming and retaining spills. Explains the need to consider both the chemical and physical properties of hazardous materials in spill operations. Discusses equipment and materials required for spill control and how to employ them. DVD $225 #RCO003DVD 19:04 TRT 4 - INCIDENTS INVOLVING FUEL TANK TRUCKSExplains the structural and safety features of the MC 306 / DOT 406 fuel tank trucks and the types of incidents that commonly occur with them, including rollovers and leaks with and without ignition. Discusses responder safety considerations, including the need for bonding and grounding, and demonstrates basic leak control procedures. DVD $225 #RCO004DVD 19:38 TRT


Hazardous material releases within our commercial industries and on our highways and rail lines arebecoming more common. Now more than ever, it is critical to acquire the proper skills to contain these releases in order to keep responders and the publicsafe. This 4-title series provides an overview of themajor issues, equipment, materials and procedures necessary for hazardous materials spill control.The series discusses leaks in drums, pressurizedcylinder control, diking, diverting, damming andretention, as well as fuel tank truck incidents.

HM ContainmentSeries Website




http://www.action-training.com/training/firefighter/firefighter-ii-2/hazmat-containment

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HAZMATAwareness


1 - HAZMAT RECOGNITIONIn this program, viewers see the ways that spilled or released hazardous materials are harmful to people and the environment; the four basic clues to HAZMAT recognition and identification; the types of occupancies where hazardous materials may be stored or used, and some typical containers that are used for hazardous materials. DVD $225 #RHA001DVD 15:30 TRT

2 - HAZMAT IDENTIFICATIONIn this program, viewers will learn the nine hazard classes defined by the U.S. Department of Transportation or DOT, the DOT marking signs used in transporting hazardous materials, how to use the Emergency Response Guidebook and the NFPA® 704 marking system. DVD $225 #RHA002DVD 16:38 TRT


DVD SERIES - HAZMAT AWARENESS#RHA003DVD / 2 Titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $450

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INSTRUCTOR’S POWERPOINT® PRESENTATIONPowerPoint® course reference presentation for both HAZMAT Awareness titles.#RHAXXXPPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $215

A hazardous materials release can be a very serious health threat to people and to the environment. It is essential that responders are able to quickly recognize and identify the material to ensure that a proper response can be initiated. This 2-title series serves as an invaluable resource for this critical training and for your responders to broaden their knowledge of hazardous materials.



HM AwarenessSeries Website

Link1-800-755-1440




http://www.action-training.com/training/firefighter/firefighter-ii-2/hazmat-awareness


HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS - 4TH EDITION:MANUALThis manual is a primary text for all personnel seeking to qualify as Awareness- and/or Operational-Level responders to hazardous materials incidents and as a reference text for those who have already qualified. It addresses NFPA® 472 for Awareness and Operations Levels as well as ODP Guidelines. (publisher IFSTA / FPP) #36604

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS - 4TH EDITION:CUSTOMIZABLE CURRICULUM ON A USB FLASH DRIVEMore visually stimulating and interactive: The new style emphasizes graphics by decreasing text on PowerPoint® slides and in some cases, using interactive flash objects. This emphasis adds opportunity for real life illustration and the ability to discuss concepts more concretely.More interaction during instructional time: The new style incorporates review questions and learning activities into instructional time. The review and discussion questions are sequenced to encourage student participation, both individually and as a class.More content driven: The new style uses a graphics based PowerPoint® delivery. This allows students to focus on the ideas and content being delivered, not just the words projected onto the screen. (publisher IFSTA / FPP)#36608 (USB - Includes Clip Art)

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS - 4TH EDITION: SELF STUDY GUIDE (PRINT OR INTERACTIVE)The guide contains hundreds of multiple choice questions. The answers, found in the back of the self-study guide, are listed by chapter. Each answer is referenced to the manual page on which the answer can be found. The electronic self-study guide allows students to proceed through the questions in random order, find out immediately whether his or her answer is correct or wrong, and be referred to the source for the correct answer if necessary. All questions are in the multiple-choice format, which provides good practice for civil service and certification examinations. At the end of each session, the program provides a review sheet and allows students to retake any missed questions. Each time the student goes through the program, the questions are rearranged randomly so that no two sessions are identical.(publisher IFSTA / FPP)#36605 (Print) #36606 (USB Interactive)

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS - 4TH EDITION: COURSE WORKBOOKIntended as a study aid for students as part of a class. The use of this workbook will help improve student performances. Instructors may choose to integrate these workbook activities into their classes or use them as homework assignments or pre-course work. Different types of questions and activities are used to reinforce different learning styles. References to page numbers are included in the workbook so students can use the product as a self-study tool by referring to the manual for correct answers. The answer key, however, is included with the instructor’s curriculum materials where students cannot obtain access. (publisher IFSTA / FPP)#36607 (Print)

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IFSTA manuals & support productswe recommend as teaching companions to our HAZMAT series. Call for pricing.



PumpingApparatus


DVD SERIES – PUMPING APPARATUS#RPD006DVD / 5 Titles (Save $65) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,060

Our Pumping Apparatus series is a favorite among firefighters. Aside from being the most current, these titles also provide clear and detailed step-by-step instruction on the correct use and effective operation of this essential equipment. This is the only Pumping Apparatus series on the market that is instructionally designed to teach the skills and prerequisites of NFPA 1002. This series is recommendedby IFSTA for use with its Pumping Apparatus manual.

COMPLETE SERIES

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D R I V E R / O P E R ATO R17


PumpingApparatus Series

Website Link1-800-755-1440


1 - SAFE OPERATION OF EMERGENCY VEHICLESThis program presents safety factors for operating fire apparatus. The focus is on pumping apparatus, but the safe driving information applies to all types of emergency vehicles. Topics covered include safe driving techniques for emergency vehicles, how to correctly start and operate gas and diesel-powered pumping apparatus and a demonstration of the practical driving exercises in NFPA® 1002-98. DVD $225 #RPD001DVD 19:30 TRT

2 - POSITIONING APPARATUSDriver/operators and engineers need to know how to correctly position the apparatus at the emergency scene. This program presents how to determine the best position for an attack pumper, how to position water supply pumpers, correct pumper positioning for special situations, a demonstration of staging procedures, and the tactical and safety considerations for operations on limited access highways. DVD $225 #RPD002DVD 20:57 TRT

3 - OPERATING FIRE PUMPSThe driver/operator’s ability to operate a fire pump that provides the necessary water supply while maintaining the mechanical soundness ofthe pump is critical to the success of the operation. This program demonstrates how to operate the pump using water on the apparatus, how to operate the pump using an external pressurized water supplyand how to operate the pump using water from a draft source. DVD $225 #RPD003DVD 22:14 TRT

4 - APPARATUS INSPECTION & MAINTENANCEThis program presents the tasks involved in routine pumping apparatus inspection and maintenance required of a driver/operator. It demonstrates: a systematic apparatus inspection procedure (the “walk-around” inspection), routine maintenance tasks and inspection and preventive maintenance of the fire pump. DVD $225 #RPD004DVD 19:52 TRT

5 - WATER SHUTTLE & RELAY PUMPINGWater shuttle operations and relay pumping are two methods for providing water to emergency scenes in remote areas. This program presents basic information about each type of operation, including a description of a typical water shuttle and the equipment involved, a basic procedure for setting up a water shuttle, a description of a basic relay pumping operation and the process for setting up a typical water relay. DVD $225 #RPD005DVD 21:57 TRT





D R I V E R / O P E R AT O R18

PUMPING AND AERIAL APPARATUS DRIVER/OPERATOR HANDBOOK3RD EDITION

The new editions of these bestselling IFSTA fire apparatus driver/operator training materials mark a new approach to training driver/operators. This new edition covers the same 15 chapters as the pumping apparatus textbook, plus an additional 5 chapters relevant to aerial apparatus. Personnel on departments that operate both types of apparatus now only need one manual and one curriculum for training. (publisher IFSTA/ FPP)#36723

PUMPING AND AERIAL APPARATUS DRIVER/OPERATOR EXAM PREP

Intended to prepare the student for end of course tests and written portions of certification exams, this self-study includes 953 questions from all 20 chapters of Pumping and Aerial Apparatus Driver/ Operator Handbook. Page referenced for correct answers in Pumping and Aerial Apparatus Driver/Operator Handbook. (publisher IFSTA / FPP)#36730

PUMPING APPARATUS DRIVER/OPERATOR HANDBOOK – 3RD EDITION

Presents the general principles of pump operation and their application wherever feasible. Guides driver/operators in the proper operation and care of apparatus. Includes an overview of the qualities and skills needed by a driver/operator, safe driving techniques, types of pumping apparatus, positioning apparatus to maximize efficiency and water supply, fire pump theory and operation, hydraulic calculations, water supply considerations, relay pumping principles, water shuttle procedures, foam system operation, and apparatus maintenance and testing. (publisher IFSTA / FPP)#36727

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AerialApparatus


DVD SERIES – AERIAL APPARATUS#RAE006DVD / 5 Titles (Save $65) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,060

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INSTRUCTOR’S POWERPOINT® PRESENTATIONPowerPoint® course reference presentation for all 5 Aerial Apparatus titles.#RAEXXXPPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $325



1 - AERIAL APPARATUS INSPECTION & MAINTENANCEPresents a systematic aerial apparatus inspection procedure that can be followed by both career and volunteer driver/operators. Shows how to perform routine maintenance tasks on the apparatus. Demonstrates procedures for inspection and preventive maintenance of the aerial device. DVD $225 #RAE001DVD 26:25 TRT

2 - AERIAL APPARATUS DRIVING TECHNIQUESPresents an overview of Driver/Operator responsibilities including safe driving techniques and considerations for aerial apparatus operations. Demonstrates skills and driving considerations for tractor-drawn apparatus (TDA) operations and tillering. DVD $225 #RAE002DVD 26:44 TRT

3 - STABILIZING AERIAL APPARATUSPresents the general function of the hydraulic system in aerialstabilization, including engaging the PTO system. Demonstrates howto set stabilizers on even and uneven terrain, and how to achieve maximum stability for a tractor-drawn aerial apparatus. DVD $225 #RAE003DVD 22:18 TRT

4 - POSITIONING AERIAL APPARATUSPresents standard operating procedures for placing aerial devices at an emergency scene, including four tactical uses. Demonstrates spotting, including angle and placement considerations for various objectives. DVD $225 #RAE004DVD 19:14 TRT

5 - OPERATING TELESCOPING & ARTICULATING AERIAL EQUIPMENTReviews pre-deployment safety considerations. Presents aerialoperations and demonstrates how to raise and lower telescopingladders & platforms as well as articulating devices. Presents operational safety considerations for operating aerial equipment. DVD $225 #RAE005DVD 24:31 TRT

D R I V E R / O P E R ATO R19

Teaches to the current NFPA® 1002 standards. This series presents the technical skills and procedures that are critical for the safe operation, placement and positioning on scene, and the inspection and maintenance for various types of aerial apparatus.

Information presented includes the knowledge prerequisites of NFPA 1002, Standard for Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications. The series is also an excellent companion to the Pumping & Aerial Apparatus Driver/Operator Handbook, 3rd Ed. published by IFSTA.

AerialApparatus Series




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E M E R G E N C Y O P E R AT I O N S

Vehicle extrication emergencies are a leading category of response for �re and rescue personnel. Responding to these incidents is inherently dangerous

because of vehicle tra�c and many other hazardous conditions. Both the patient and responders’ lives depend on solid, up-to-date training in incident

management, basic operational procedures and knowledge of tools and techniques used to complete an e�cient and e�ective extrication. It’s critical

that emergency responders are aware of hazards and how to control themat an extrication scene. Familiarity and knowledge of equipment use

and of new vehicle technology is key to rescuer safety.

To help instructors meet these challenges, we have expanded our Vehicle Extrication series with new programs on hybrid and electric vehicles,

advanced steel and alternative techniques for situations when the teammust extricate trapped patients without hydraulic rescue tools.

Teaches to the current NFPA® 1001, 1006 and 1670 standards.

Technical Consultants: Ron Moore, Division Chief (Ret.), McKinney (TX) Fire Department, author, Vehicle Rescue & Extrication, Second Edition (Mosby Co.) and Rescue 1-2-3Je� Pugh & Kevin Williams, Central Pierce (WA) Fire & Rescue, instructors, Puyallup Extrication TeamRandy Schmitz, Calgary Local 255, Alberta, Canada, educational chairman, TERC Canada

Special Thanks:Je� Fortney, project manager/editor, Principles of Vehicle Extrication, Third Edition, IFSTA/FPP

Vehicle Extrication



DVD SERIES - VEHICLE EXTRICATION#RVX011DVD / 10 Titles (Save $180) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,070

INSTRUCTOR’S POWERPOINT® PRESENTATIONPowerPoint® course reference presentation for all 10 Vehicle Extrication titles.#RVXXXXPPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $410



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1 - INCIDENT OVERVIEW Discusses initial arrival and establishing command. Defines how to size up the scene and locate hazards. Gives an overview of patient access, disentanglement and extrication. DVD $225 #RVX001DVD 20:07 TRT

2 - STABILIZATIONDemonstrates how to stabilize a vehicle on four wheels, a side-resting vehicle and a roof-resting vehicle. Shows how to prevent sliding movement and how to stabilize a vehicle on another object.Discusses patient stabilization. DVD $225 #RVX002DVD 19:02 TRT

3 - HAZARD CONTROL & SAFETYDescribes glass types and removal techniques. Identifies airbag locations and hazards. Demonstrates how to shutdown the vehicle’s electrical system. Discusses restraint systems. DVD $225 #RVX003DVD 22:10 TRT

4 - INITIAL PROCEDURESDemonstrates how to access the patient, how to access the batteryand how to open a jammed trunk. Shows how to remove a windshield and how to create interior space. DVD $225 #RVX004DVD 16:01 TRT

5 - DOOR & SIDEWALL PROCEDURESDemonstrates opening a jammed door. Presents a hinge attack and a latch attack. Shows how to do a vertical crush and how to create a third door. Demonstrates total door removal and total sidewall removal. DVD $225 #RVX005DVD 18:17 TRT

6 - ROOF & TRUNK PROCEDURESDemonstrates how to work with a collapsed roof. Presents the roof flap and the C-B-A roof pillar cut. Shows the procedure for total roof removal. Demonstrates trunk tunneling. DVD $225 #RVX006DVD 16:47 TRT

7 - INTERIOR PROCEDURESDemonstrates how to relocate a steering column. Shows how tomove the dash, how to remove and relocate pedals and how toremove and relocate seats. DVD $225 #RVX007DVD 16:57 TRT

8 - HYBRID & ELECTRIC VEHICLESShows basic propulsion systems and common components ofhybrid and electric vehicles. Demonstrates seven steps to approachand shutdown of crashed vehicles. Shows alternative procedures for shutdown when the ignition or keys are not accessible. DVD $225 #RVX008DVD 19:44 TRT

9 - ADVANCED STEELShows the rescue challenges presented by increased use ofreinforced steel and ultra-high strength steel (UHSS) to protectpassengers in vehicle crashes. Shows tools needed to penetrateadvanced and reinforced steel, and how to use hydraulic powercutters to cut advanced and reinforced steel. Demonstrates“workaround” techniques to extricate patients trapped whenadvanced-steel-capable cutting tools aren’t available. DVD $225 #RVX009DVD 13:27 TRT

10 - HAND TOOLS ONLYShows the components and general operating procedures fornon-hydraulic rescue tools, such as rescue air chisels, reciprocatingsaws and manual jacks. Demonstrates alternative hand-tools-onlymethods for hood-opening, door and window techniques, roofaccess, trunk tunneling and interior procedures. DVD $225 #RVX010DVD 23:29 TRT

Vehicle Extrication

VehicleExtrication Series







1 - EXTERIOR OPERATIONSDescribes the need for rapid intervention teams, how they are structured, how they are equipped and how they function outsideof burning buildings. .................................................. 17:35 TRT

2 - INTERIOR OPERATIONSShows how rapid intervention teams function inside of burningbuildings to locate, assess and rescue firefighters in distress...................................................................................... 22:25 TRT


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ONLINE LESSON PLANLesson plans in PDF format. (online subscription required)#RRITLPABS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $63



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Rapid InterventionFirefighters are accustomed to responding to calls for help from the public, but they are not accustomed to responding to calls for help from fellow firefighters. When a Mayday is declared on the fireground, it is too late to start making up a rapid intervention team. These life-saving crews must be trained, equipped and ready to respond to a Mayday call instantly. A fellow firefighter’s life may depend on it!

Rapid Intervention is a two-part series on firefighter rescue at structure fires. While presenting many of the prerequisite knowledge and skill requirements of NFPA® 1500 and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134, it is based on information from a variety of the latest references. Rapid Intervention goes beyond textbook theory and includes information gleaned from actual downed firefighter incidents.


RapidIntervention Series

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DVD SERIES – FIRE SERVICE RESCUE#RRE011DVD / 10 Titles (Save $180) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,070

When someone gets into trouble on the water, lost in the woods or trapped at a work site, an urgent and prepared response is vital to saving lives. Our innovative Fire Service Rescue series covers everything from confined space and structural collapse rescue to water and wilderness rescue. Our technical advisors for this series include Don Cooper and Don English of the NFPA® 1670 committee and renowned specialists in the field like Carl Goodson. This series covers every type of rescue skill required of Operations-Level responders and beyond.

1 - RESCUE APPARATUS & EQUIPMENTThis program presents the types of vehicles, tools and personal protective equipment used in rescues. Topics covered include: PPE, hand tools, and power tools ops-level responders need when responding to an incident. DVD $225 #RRE001DVD 19:03 TRT

2 - ROPE RESCUEExplains the challenges and proper techniques in rope rescue situations. Shows how to use knots, anchor systems, mechanical advantage systems, belay/safety lines and lowering systems. Topics covered include: patientpackaging techniques and low-angle rope rescues. DVD $225 #RRE002DVD 16:30 TRT

3 - CONFINED SPACE RESCUEExplains the extreme physical, environmental, and atmospheric hazards of a Confined Space Rescue to firefighters. Topics include: atmosphere monitoring,ventilation, communication and search and rescue techniques. DVD $225 #RRE003DVD 14:45 TRT

4 - STRUCTURAL COLLAPSE RESCUEDescribes the effects of snow loads, high winds, earthquakes, explosionsand substandard construction in building collapse. Teaches structural collapsesize-ups. Presents tactics for accessing and removing survivors. DVD $225 #RRE004DVD 15:00 TRT

5 - TRENCH/EXCAVATION RESCUEPresents techniques and safety procedures for trench and excavation rescues. Shows how to stabilize walls and prepare a trench for operations. Demonstrates how to access victims. DVD $225 #RRE005DVD 13:49 TRT

6 - VEHICLE & MACHINERY RESCUEDescribes techniques and safety procedures for vehicle and machinery rescues, especially motor vehicle accidents. Demonstrates vehicle and machinery stabilization techniques as well as disentanglement techniques. DVD $225 #RRE006DVD 18:30 TRT

7 - WATER & ICE RESCUEExplains the role of the ops-level responder in water and ice rescues. Demonstrates water and ice rescue techniques. Shows swift water and surf rescue methods. DVD $225 #RRE007DVD 13:02 TRT

8 - WILDERNESS SEARCH & RESCUEExplains the ops-level responder’s role in wilderness search and rescue. Presented are basic search and rescue techniques including the hasty search, the loose-grid search and the tight-grid search. DVD $225 #RRE008DVD 12:24 TRT

9 - ELEVATOR RESCUEDemonstrates how to gain access to an elevator car. Shows how to perform emergency rescue procedures. Topics include sizing up an elevator rescueand establishing communications. DVD $225 #RRE009DVD 14:30 TRT

10 - FIREGROUND SEARCH & RESCUEExplains how to size up a fireground search and rescue incident.Demonstrates primary and secondary search and rescue techniques, including multi-story structures. Shows effective victim removal procedures. DVD $225 #RRE010DVD 13:37 TRT

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Lesson plans in binder for all 10 titles. Includes PowerPoint® presentation, quizzes and answer keys. #RRESCULPN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $455ONLINE LESSON PLANLesson plans in PDF format. (online subscription required)#RRESLPABS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $115



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Teaches to the current NFPA® 1670 standards.Fire Service Rescue

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PRINCIPLES OF VEHICLE EXTRICATION - 3RD EDITION: MANUALThe 3rd edition of Principles of Vehicle Extrication addresses Sections 6.4.1 and 6.4.2 of NFPA® 1001 (2008); Chapter 4, Chapter 5 (Sections 5.1 through 5.5), and Chapter 10 of NFPA® 1006 (2008); and Chapters 4, 8 and 12 of NFPA® 1670 (2009) published by the National Fire Protection Association®. This manual contains updated information on the hazards presented by extrication operations, vehicle extrication incident management, vehicle anatomy, passenger restraint systems, vehicle extrication tools and equipment, hybrid-powered vehicles, machinery extrication situations and procedures and emergency medical system considerations at extrication operations. (publisher IFSTA / FPP) #36755

PRINCIPLES OF VEHICLE EXTRICATION - 3RD EDITION: CLIP ART ON CDThe artwork and photos on this disc are taken directly from the Principles of Vehicle Extrication (3rd edition) manual. The images are named to correspond with the figure numbers in the manual. All images are in numerical order by chapter. The images on this disc are intended for on-screen computer monitor or projection use only and are at screen resolution 72 dpi. (publisher IFSTA / FPP) #38123

FIRE SERVICE SEARCH AND RESCUE - 7TH EDITION: MANUALThis manual provides the information needed to meet the Operations-Level requirements of NFPA® 1670, Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue Incidents. It identifies requirements that agencies must meet and tools and techniques to be mastered for providing Operations-Level rescue service. (publisher IFSTA / FPP) #36686

FIRE SERVICE SEARCH AND RESCUE - 7TH EDITION: CLIP ART ON CDThe artwork and photos on this disc are taken directly from the Fire Service Search and Rescue (7th edition) manual. The images are named to correspond with the figure numbers in the manual. All images are in numerical order by chapter. The images on this disc are intended for on-screen computer monitor or projection use only and are at screen resolution 72 dpi. (publisher IFSTA / FPP) #38110

RAPID INTERVENTION TEAMS: MANUALThis manual will guide you through the regulations and standards that apply to rapid intervention, give you options for implementation and dispatch of rapid intervention units, provide equipment lists for rapid intervention work, show how work can be performed using existing equipment and training, and explain how a two-team concept can provide the resources for most rescue situations. (publisher IFSTA / FPP) #36482

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5 - FIRE SERVICE: EXPANDING COMMANDThe focus of this title is how and when to expand the Incident Command System when an incident is large at onset or is escalating in size. Described are fire service response for incident complexity types 1, 2 and 3. Reviewed are key concepts in expanding ICS, including the roles and responsibilities of the Command Staff and General Staff. The use of Area Command and Unified Area Command are also described. DVD $225 #RICM005DVD 25:35 TRT

6 - ICS: EMS OPERATIONSThis title focuses on the key roles of EMS operations at an MCIor other large-scale emergencies. Described and reviewed are the operations of EMS personnel within the Medical Branch, including the roles and responsibilities of triage, treatment, transportation and staging personnel. Best practices for triage operations are also presented. DVD $225 #RICM006DVD

7 - FIRE/EMS: ACTIVE SHOOTER RESPONSEThis title presents an overview of best practices for fire/EMSpersonnel when working with law enforcement at the scene of an active shooter incident. Pre-incident planning activities are outlined including the importance of joint training exercises. Also included is an introduction to Tactical Emergency Casualty Care Guidelines (TECC) and a review of recommended emergency medical treatment skills for high-threat environments and extraction techniques. DVD $225 #RICM007DVD

1 - INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIESThis title presents an overview of the role, responsibilities and general duties of the Incident Safety Officer within the Incident Command System, as established by NFPA 1521. Also reviewed are the essential professional characteristics required for this role, including effective communication techniques. DVD $225 #RICM001DVD 22:05 TRT

2 - INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER: INCIDENT SCENE SAFETYThis title examines the role and responsibilities of the Incident Safety Officer while working on scene at various types of emergency incidents. Assessment and safety considerations are presented for specific incident types such as structural firefighting operations, technical rescues, hazardous materials incidents and MCI’s. DVD $225 #RICM002DVD 26:51 TRT

3 - THE NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NIMS)This title provides an overview of the National Incident Management System (NIMS). It introduces key NIMS and Incident Command System concepts and principles. The understanding and use of these guiding principles enables government, private sector and nongovernmental organizations to work together during large-scale incidents. This video reviews common elements in organization, terminology and proce-dures in NIMS. DVD $225 #RICM003DVD 38:32 TRT

4 - FIRE SERVICE: INITIAL COMMANDThis title presents the roles and functions of the Incident Command System (ICS) and discusses how the system can be expanded depending on the size, complexity and demands of an incident. The video focuses on fire service response for incident complexity types 4 & 5. Described are key concepts including establishing command, building a command structure and how to establish divisions, groups and branches within the ICS organization. DVD $225 #RICM004DVD 29:26 TRT

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Accurate size-up of the fire situation is crucial to the implementation of any strategic plan and its supporting tactics. Size-up starts with the receipt of the alarm and may be carried out many times and by many different individuals during the course of a fire.

The responsibility for size-up initially lies with the first officer on the scene, although all engine company members need to be able to make a personal size-up of the fire situation. As higher ranking officers arrive, the responsibility for size-up passes up the chain of command.

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1 - LEADING YOUR TEAMDiscusses the transition to Fire Officer. Explains how to delegatetasks and perform evaluations. Demonstrates how to hold successful team meetings. DVD $225 #RFO101DVD 19:47 TRT

2 - MAXIMIZING TEAM PERFORMANCEExplains how to build, develop, motivate and empower your team. DVD $225 #RFO102DVD 14:47 TRT

3 - COMMUNICATIONSPresents the Communication Cycle. Demonstrates good verbal communication skills. Discusses ways to improve written communication. Explains performance feedback and identifies barriers to communication. DVD $225 #RFO103DVD 22:01 TRT

4 - MANAGING CONFLICTPresents skills and characteristics for approaching conflict. Describes five styles to managing conflict. Discusses how to approach conflict with a team member. Shows how to manage conflict between peers. Presents the principles of the “Getting to Yes” strategy and how to apply them. DVD $225 #RFO104DVD 22:30 TRT

5 - INCIDENT LEADERSHIP Discusses how to assume new incident responsibilities. Demonstrates how to maintain a level head during incidents. Explains how to make decisions based on standard operating procedures and guidelines. Presents methods for managing risk. Discusses the importance of clear communication during incidents. DVD $225 #RFO105DVD 22:24 TRT

6 - TEAM HEALTH & SAFETYExplains how to use statistics as a tool to identify training needs. Describes how team fitness plays a major role in preventing firefighter injuries and fatalities. Discusses the characteristics of a safety culture and presents practices for fostering a safety culture in a team. Topics include: implementing a department’s fitness and wellness program, stress awareness and emergency vehicle safety. DVD $225 #RFO106DVD 27:19 TRT

7 - COMMUNITY RELATIONSDescribes how a community profile can help identify needs. Encourages involvement in community service. Presents ways to implement public education programs. Discusses the importance of providing excellent customer service. DVD $225 #RFO107DVD 20:08 TRT

To ensure the health and safety of your team at an incident scene, leadership and communication are essential. Our 7-title Fire Officer I series was inspiredby the IAFC Officer Development Handbook and demonstrates these important skills. Our technical advisors include Chief Douglas Forsman, Chair of the Technical Correlating Committee for Professional Qualifications NFPA® 1021, and Chief Jim Broman, Chair of the IAFC Professional Development Committee. The series includes Community Relations, focusing on providing top shelf customer service to your community and implementing effective public education programs.


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FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES COMPANY OFFICER - 5TH EDITION: MANUALThis new IFSTA manual details the training required of Company Officers according to NFPA® 1021, Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications, 2014 Edition. The manual is divided into two sections to make a clear distinction between the information needed for Fire Officer Level I and Fire Officer Level II. (publisher IFSTA / FPP)#36530

FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES COMPANY OFFICER - 5TH EDITION: EXAM PREP (PRINT OR INTERACTIVE) used to be called study guideThis Exam Prep is a supplement to Fire and Emergency Services Company Officer, 5th Edition manual. The questions are designed to help students remember information and to make them think. The guide contains 713 multiple choice questions. The answers, found in the back of the Exam Prep, are listed by chapter. Each answer is referenced to the to Fire and Emergency Services Company Officer, 5th Edition manual page on which the answer can be found. #36531 (Print) #36540 (USB Interactive)

FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES SAFETY OFFICER - 2ND EDITION: MANUALFire and Emergency Services Safety Officer, 2nd Edition meets the job performance requirements of NFPA® 1521, Standard for Fire Department Safety Officer Qualifications (2015). The new standard has been updated to include job performance requirements. The 2nd edition provides the reader with everything he or she needs to meet those requirements for both health safety officers (HSOs) and incident safety officers (ISOs). (publisher IFSTA / FPP)#36472

NIMS-ICS BOOK 1 - 1ST EDITIONIncident Command System Model Procedures Guide for Incidents Involving Structural Fire Fighting, High Rise, Multi-Casualty, Highway and Managing Large -Scale Incidents Using NIMS-ICS(Book 1, 1st Edition#36197

NIMS-ICS BOOK 2 - 1ST EDITIONSpecial Operations - Incidents Involving Hazardous Materials/ WMD, Structural Collapse, Wildland, and Managing Large-Scale Incidents Using NIMS-ICS (Book 2), 1st Edition#36198

COMMAND AND CONTROL: ICS, STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT, AND TACTICAL SELECTIONS, BOOK 1 - 2ND EDITIONThis book covers incident scene decision-making in depth; provides techniques to enhance a firefighter's ability to make rapid, correct decisions based on knowledge of various types of occupancies; and addresses the development of strategy and tactics and the size-up process. Presents the Incident Command System (ICS) from the perspective of day-to-day application. #36880

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ICP Series Our Infection Control & Prevention, gives instructorsthe tools they need to help meet the initial and annual training requirementsin bloodborne pathogens training and infection control required by theOccupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). This series provides the most comprehensive training program in infection control and prevention available for classroom and computer-based delivery. Content is basedon standards and recommendations from OSHA, the Centers forDisease Control and Prevention (CDC), the National Institutes of Health, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA®)and the U.S. Fire Administration.

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1 - SCENE SAFETY & MANAGEMENTPresents factors for evaluating scene safety, including size-up and common scene hazards. Describes scene management factors, focusing on assessing the impact of the environment on patient careand patient protection. Presents protocols for safe response tovehicle collisions with an emphasis on injury prevention. DVD $225 #RER001DVD 17:25 TRT

2 - WORKFORCE SAFETYDescribes pathogenic risk, including how infectious diseases are spread. Demonstrates standard precautions, including when andhow they should be used and addresses what procedures to followif an exposure occurs. Explains body mechanics and demonstrates emergency moves, including how to move and position patients. DVD $225 #RER002DVD 24:00 TRT

3 - PRIMARY PATIENT ASSESSMENTDemonstrates primary patient assessment stages, includingestablishing patient consciousness and response. Demonstrates techniques for assessing and managing airway and breathing statusfor responsive and unresponsive patients. Demonstrates techniques for assessing and managing circulatory status. Presents the steps for history-taking, including determining the mechanism of injury, the nature of illness and associated signs and symptoms. DVD $225 #RER003DVD 17:30 TRT

4 - SECONDARY PATIENT ASSESSMENTPresents the areas of focus for conducting a secondary assessment. Demonstrates the steps for performing a physical examination aspart of a secondary assessment. Demonstrates assessment of vital signs and the steps for conducting a reassessment, including howand when to reassess. DVD $225 #RER004DVD 19:49 TRT

5 - AIRWAY MANAGEMENTPresents important factors in respiratory effort. Describes assessing signs of adequate and inadequate airways and the common causesof airway obstructions. Demonstrates techniques for assuring apatent airway, including through the use of manual airway maneuvers, mechanical airway devices and relief of foreign body obstructions. Describes the factors and procedures for clearing an airway. DVD $225 #RER005DVD 14:06 TRT

6 - ARTIFICIAL VENTILATIONPresents assessment techniques for adequate and inadequate ventilation. Demonstrates supplemental oxygen therapy equipment and proceduresfor patients with inadequate ventilation. Describes normal ventilation and positive pressure ventilation processes. DVD $225 #RER006DVD 16:33 TRT

7 - RESPIRATORY COMPROMISEPresents the causes of respiratory compromise, including impaired airway, impaired ventilation and impaired respiration. Describes abnormal adult breathing and its symptoms. Demonstrates techniques for assessing adequate and inadequate respiration and demonstrates techniques for managing respiratory distress and respiratory failure. DVD $225 #RER007DVD 14:50 TRT

8 - BLEEDINGPresents general considerations in bleeding emergencies, includingthe effects of shock. Describes the types of external bleeding, including arterial, venous and capillary and how to recognize and manage them. Describes internal bleeding and its causes, signs and symptoms and demonstrates management practices for patientswith internal bleeding. DVD $225 #RER008DVD 15:00 TRT

9 - SHOCKPresents the causes, signs and symptoms of shock anddemonstrates the management techniques for treating patients experiencing shock. Describes anaphylactic shock, its causes,assessment findings and treatment. DVD $225 #RER009DVD 17:22 TRT

10 - CARDIOVASCULARDescribes symptoms of and demonstrates care for cardiaccompromise. Describes causes, assessment and management for angina pectoris. Presents heart attack and the symptoms and causesof congestive heart failure. DVD $225 #RER010DVD 15:20 TRT

11 - RESUSCITATIONPresents considerations for resuscitation, including airway controland ventilation. Demonstrates chest compressions for one andtwo rescuers. Presents automatic external defibrillation proceduresfor adults. DVD $225 #RER011DVD 14:43TRT

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12 - BEHAVIORAL EMERGENCIESPresents factors for assessing patients in behavioral emergencies, including suicide risk and substance abuse. Describes the kindsof behavior changes that can pose a danger, including their causes. Presents methods to calm and provide care to behavioralemergency patients. DVD $225 #RER012DVD 16:17 TRT

13 - NEUROLOGICAL EMERGENCIESDescribes the common causes of altered mental status, seizuresand strokes. Presents assessment findings and demonstrates emergency medical care considerations in cases of seizurepatients and stroke patients. DVD $225 #RER013DVD 19:14 TRT

14 - HEAD & SPINE INJURIESPresents assessment and management factors for acutely injured patients suffering from open and closed head injuries, including concussions and contusions. Describes common causes, signs and symptoms of spine injuries and demonstrates assessment and management techniques for patients suffering from spine injuries. DVD $225 #RER014DVD 15:41 TRT

15 - BLOOD SUGAR & DIALYSIS EMERGENCIESDescribes common endocrine disorders, including high blood glucose, low blood glucose and diabetes. Presents the signs and symptoms of blood glucose emergencies as well as hemodialysis emergencies and demonstrates techniques for managing them. DVD $225 #RER015DVD 17:45 TRT

16 - INFECTIOUS DISEASES & TOXICOLOGYPresents infectious disease awareness, including explainingtransmission routes. Discusses carbon monoxide poisoning andthe role of the National Poison Control Center. Presents poisoning by nerve agents, including describing exposure routes, assessment findings and management considerations. Presents nerve agent antidote autoinjector kits, including when to give treatment. DVD $225 #RER016DVD 19:16 TRT

17 - COLD, HEAT & SUBMERSIONPresents the factors contributing to cold emergencies, heatemergencies and submersion. Describes the signs and symptomsof hypothermia, localized cold emergencies, heat emergencies and submersion and demonstrates management techniques for each. DVD $225 #RER017DVD 21:23 TRT

18 - OBSTETRICS & NEONATAL CAREDiscusses bleeding in and management for pregnant patients. Presents assessment factors for pregnant patients, including thesigns of labor and the stages of labor and delivery. Describes howto prepare for and assist with delivery. Presents how to care for the mother and baby and factors for assisting pregnant trauma patients. DVD $225 #RER018DVD 24:33 TRT

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19 - PEDIATRICSDemonstrates patient assessment and physical examination techniques for pediatric emergencies. Presents assessment and management factors and demonstrates management techniquesfor pediatric respiratory emergencies. Presents the causes of, assessment factors for and demonstration of management techniques for seizures in pediatric patients. Describes assessment and care for pediatric trauma patients. DVD $225 #RER019DVD 21:07 TRT

20 - GERIATRICSPresents common age-associated changes in older patientsand assessment and physical examination factors for geriatric emergencies. Presents assessment and management considerations for geriatric trauma patients. DVD $225 #RER020DVD 16:13 TRT

21 - TRAUMA PATIENT ASSESSMENTDescribes common mechanisms of injury in adults and children and demonstrates assessment of trauma patients with and without significant mechanisms of injury. Describes the National Trauma Triage Protocol guidelines for categorizing trauma patients. DVD $225 #RER021DVD 18:00 TRT

22 - ABDOMINAL TRAUMAPresents assessment techniques for and symptoms of abdominaland gastrointestinal disorders. Demonstrates management practices for patients with abdominal pain. Presents specific acute abdominal conditions, including abdominal bleeding and its common causes, assessment factors and symptoms. Demonstrates emergency response procedures for abdominal trauma, including eviscerations and impaled objects. DVD $225 #RER022DVD 15:50 TRT

23 - CHEST & MULTI-SYSTEM TRAUMADescribes the symptoms and management of sucking chest wounds. Demonstrates emergency management requirements for impaled objects in the chest. Presents factors to consider in cases of multi-system trauma. DVD $225 #RER023DVD 13:41 TRT

24 - SOFT TISSUE TRAUMADemonstrates the kinds of dressings and bandages and how to apply them. Describes soft tissue trauma, including abrasions and lacera-tions. Describes penetrating injuries, including impaled objects. Presents the causes, signs, symptoms and treatment for foreign bodies in the eye. Describes severity and depth of burns and burn management, including calculating the extent of burns, the kinds of burns and how to provide emergency treatment for burns. DVD $225 #RER024DVD 20:08 TRT

25 - ORTHOPEDIC TRAUMADescribes common bone injuries and their causes. Presents the signs and symptoms for fractures and dislocations and demonstrates emergency medical care procedures for bone injuries. DVD $225 #RER025DVD 18:47 TRT



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EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER: FIRST ON SCENEEmergency Medical Responder, Tenth Edition, provides clear, first responder-level training for fire service, emergency, law enforcement, military, civil, and industrial personnel. The new edition retains all of the successful features from previous editions and includes new topics and concepts that have recently become part of most Emergency Medical Responder programs. Using the new National Emergency Medical Services Education Standards for Emergency Medical Responders as a foundation, Emergency Medical Responder also includes the 2010 American Heart Association guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and First Aid. Critical-thinking First on Scene scenarios and From the Medical Director features offer readers a real-world perspective that will help them learn to think like EMRs. (Publisher : Brady / Pearson Publishing) #125651103X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $125.00

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1 - BLOODBORNE PATHOGENSPresents types of bloodborne pathogens of concern to emergency care providers, including hepatitis (HBV, HCV) and HIV. Reviews standards and requirements outlined in OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens standard. Presents standard precautions, safe work practices and engineering controls used to prevent or minimize the risk of occupational exposure. Demonstrates what actionsto take after an exposure incident. DVD $225 #RID001DVD 24:19 TRT

2 - AIRBORNE PATHOGENS & OTHER DISEASESPresents airborne pathogens of concern to emergency care providers, including TB, measles and chickenpox. Presents other diseases of concern to pre-hospital providers, including pertussis, meningitis, seasonal flu and MRSA. Presents the airborneprecautions, droplet precautions and contact precautions that can be employed in addition to standard precautions. Demonstrates what actions to take after an exposure incident. DVD $225 #RID002DVD 21:00 TRT

3 - INFECTION CONTROL PRACTICESIntroduces the common components of an Infection Control Program. Presents the chain of infection and how infection control practices break this chain. Demonstrates procedures to minimize the spread of diseases in workplace facilities and vehicles. Presents environmental controls, including proper cleaning, disinfectingand disposal procedures. DVD $225 #RID003DVD 26:00 TRT


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Infection control and prevention training is vital to any organizationproviding emergency medical services. Action Training Systems’3-title Infection Control & Prevention series provides a systematic understanding of bloodborne, airborne, and other diseases ofconcern to emergency responders. These programs demonstratehow to minimize or prevent the spread of diseases through proper precautions and infection control practices, and how to mitigatean exposure to communicable diseases. As a series, it provides a comprehensive framework to help instructors fulfill initial andannual infection control requirements.

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1 - SCENE SAFETY & MANAGEMENTPresents scene safety, including how to evaluate safety hazards, with an emphasis on injury prevention. Describes crowd control and patient protection. Presents techniques for scene control and management. Demonstrates how to manage specialized scenes, such as hazardous materials, high-risk terrain, weather extremes and crime scenes. Presents safe response to vehicle collisions, including how to safely respond to various types of collisions. DVD $225 #RET001DVD 21:54 TRT

2 - WORKFORCE SAFETYPresents infectious diseases and the pathogens that cause them. Describes how pathogens are transmitted. Demonstrates how to use standard precautions. Describes what to do if an exposure occurs. Demonstrates how to safely move and position patients and objects, including emergency, urgent and nonurgent moves. Demonstrates how to package a patient for transport. Demonstrates techniques for carrying a patient using a backboard and portable stretcher. DVD $225 #RET002DVD 26:13 TRT

3 - AMBULANCE OPERATIONS & AIR MEDICALPresents ambulance operations, including readiness preparations, call response procedures, patient transport and transfer, and call termina-tion. Presents air medical services, including when and how to call for air medical. Demonstrates how to set up a landing zone, how to safely approach a helicopter and how to prepare and load a patient. DVD $225 #RET003DVD 23:41 TRT

4 -PRIMARY ASSESSMENTPresents primary assessment and describes its goals and steps. Demonstrates manual in-line stabilization, positioning the patient, and identifying immediate life threats. Presents assessment of a patient’s level of consciousness. Demonstrates how to assess ABC’s and determine the need for oxygen or positive pressure ventilation. Describes how to determine whether to continue to secondary assessment or prepare the patient for immediate transport. DVD $225 #RET004DVD 25:22 TRT

5 - SECONDARY ASSESSMENT: MEDICALPresents secondary assessment for medical patients. Demonstrates how to assess baseline vital signs, including how to use monitoring devices. Presents how to take a patient history, including how to use SAMPLE and OPQRST. Demonstrates how to perform a secondary assessment for medical patients who are alert and oriented as well as patients who are disoriented, are responding only to verbal or painful stimuli or who are unresponsive. Presents the purposes and steps of reassessment. DVD $225 #RET005DVD 28:12 TRT

6 - SECONDARY ASSESSMENT: TRAUMAPresents secondary assessment for trauma patients. Describes mechanisms of injury, including those that raise a high index of suspicion for injury. Demonstrates the rapid secondary assessment and the modified secondary assessment. Presents transport considerations. Describes how to apply the Field Triage Decision Scheme: Trauma Triage Protocol, Glasgow Coma Scale and Revised Trauma Score. DVD $225 #RET006DVD 23:38 TRT

7 - AIRWAY MANAGEMENT & ARTIFICIAL VENTILATIONPresents airway management, including assuring a patent airway. Demonstrates head-tilt-chin-lift and the jaw-thrust maneuvers. Presents airway adjuncts and how to use them. Demonstrates how to apply artificial ventilation, including how to assemble and safely use a medical oxygen cylinder. DVD $225 #RET007DVD 26:41 TRT

8 - RESPIRATORY COMPROMISEPresents respiratory compromise, including signs and symptoms of inadequate breathing in adult patients. Presents common respiratory emergencies and demonstrates how to assess and provide emergency medical care for respiratory compromise patients. DVD $225 #RET008DVD 28:35 TRT

9 - BLEEDING EMERGENCIESPresents dressings, bandages and anti-shock garments and how to apply them. Presents how to identify and control three kinds of external bleeding, including through the use of direct pressure and tourniquets. Demonstrates how to provide emergency care for nosebleeds. Presents common causes of internal bleeding and their signs and symptoms. Describes factors that may increase bleeding, and how to determine severity and patient priority. Demonstrates emergency care for internal bleeding. DVD $225 #RET009DVD 23:00 TRT

10 - SHOCKPresents shock, including major categories, signs and symptoms and causes of shock. Describes the three stages of shock and how the body responds. Demonstrates how to assess and provide emergency medical care for patients in shock. Presents anaphylactic shock, including its common causes and signs and symptoms. Demonstrates how to provide emergency medical care for anaphylactic shock, including how to administer an epinephrine autoinjector. DVD $225 #RET010DVD 19:11 TRT

11 - CARDIOVASCULAR EMERGENCIESPresents cardiac compromise and heart failure with congestion, including causes and signs and symptoms. Demonstrates how to assess cardiovascular emergencies and how to provide emergency care. Presents and demonstrates how to administer emergency medications including nitroglycerin and Aspirin. Demonstrates how to assist with and apply EKG monitoring devices. DVD $225 #RET011DVD TBD TRT

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18 - SUBMERSION & DIVING EMERGENCIES Presents submersion emergencies and describes safety considerations for submersion incidents. Demonstrates how to assess and provide emergency care for submersion victims, including both in and out of water. Demonstrates how to manage suspected spinal injury patients in the water. Presents SCUBA emergencies, including how to assess and provide emergency care for decompression sickness. DVD $225 #RET018DVD 17:30 TRT

19 - OBSTETRICS & NEONATAL CAREPresents emergencies particular to the obstetrical patient, including abdominal pain and bleeding. Presents the signs and stages of labor. Demonstrates how to prepare for and assist with childbirth. Demon-strates how to care for the mother and the neonate and how to assess and provide emergency care for pregnant trauma patients. DVD $225 #RET019DVD 27:28 TRT

20 - PEDIATRIC EMERGENCIESPresents modified assessment techniques and care for pediatric patients. Presents the signs and symptoms of common pediatric respiratory conditions and demonstrates emergency care for respiratory distress, respiratory arrest and airway obstructions. Demonstrates technique for insertion of an oropharyngeal airway. Demonstrates how to care for seizures. Demonstrates emergency care for pediatric trauma patients, including how to perform an extrication of a patient restrained in a child safety seat. DVD $225 #RET020DVD TBD TRT

21 - GERIATRIC EMERGENCIESPresents emergencies particular to the geriatric patient. Describes age-associated changes in geriatric patient systems and how care approaches must be adjusted when responding to and caring for an elderly patient. Demonstrates how to assess and provide emergency care for geriatric medical and trauma patients. DVD $225 #RET021DVD 18:05 TRT

22 - ABDOMINAL EMERGENCIESDescribes different kinds of abdominal pain and conditions that can cause acute abdomen, including signs and symptoms of appendicitis, ectopic pregnancy, and gastrointestinal bleeding Demonstrates how to assess and care for acute abdomen and how to prioritize a patient for transport. Presents abdominal injuries and demonstrates how to assess and care for abdominal trauma, including general care as well as specialized care for abdominal evisceration. DVD $225 #RET022DVD TBD TRT

23 - CHEST TRAUMAPresents chest trauma, including open and closed chest injuries and their common causes and mechanisms of injury. Describes flail chest, tension pneumothorax, cardiac contusion, hemothorax, pericardial tamponade and open pneumothorax. Demonstrates how to assess chest trauma and how to provide emergency care for chest injuries, including impaled objects in the chest. DVD $225 #RET023DVD 18:56 TRT

24 - HEAD INJURIESPresents head trauma and the pathophysiology of traumatic brain injuries. Describes concussion, contusion, hematoma, laceration and diffuse axonal injury. Describes the signs and symptoms of head injury and demonstrates how to assess and provide care for head injury patients. DVD $225 #RET024DVD 19:31 TRT

12 - CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATIONPresents current cardiovascular resuscitation methods, includinghow to perform one and two-person CPR on adults and children. Demonstrates how to maintain, apply, operate and analyze a semiautomated defibrillator. Presents how to transport patientswith and without a pulse. DVD $225 #RET012DVD 20:14 TRT

13 - BEHAVIORAL EMERGENCIESPresents behavioral and psychiatric emergencies and their common causes. Describes safety factors and demonstrates how to assess and provide emergency care for suicidal, aggressive and violent patients. Presents alcohol and other substance abuse emergencies, including signs and symptoms and factors for identifying high-priority patients. Demonstrates emergency care for behavioral emergency patients, including presenting calming methods. DVD $225 #RET013DVD 21:00 TRT

14 - NEUROLOGICAL EMERGENCIESPresents altered mental status, including its causes and signs and symptoms. Presents seizures and their causes. Demonstrates assessment and care of seizures, including signs and symptoms and the kind and stage of seizure involved. Describes ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke as well as transient ischemic attack and their causes. Demonstrates how to assess and provide emergency care for a stroke patient. DVD $225 #RET014DVD 27:31 TRT

15 - DIABETIC EMERGENCIES Presents diabetic emergencies, including hypoglycemia and hypergly-cemia. Demonstrates how to use a blood glucose meter, including how to prepare the meter, perform the procedure and interpret the results. Demonstrates how to provide emergency care for blood sugar emergency patients, including how to administer glucose. DVD $225 #RET015DVD 24:54 TRT

16 - POISONING EMERGENCIESPresents poisons and poisoning emergencies and describes the four routes of exposure. Presents common poisoning incidents, and how to provide care for ingested poisons. Presents carbon monoxide poisoning, and includes signs and symptoms and how to provide emergency care. Demonstrates how to assess and provide emergency care for envenomation injuries, including insect bites, snakebites and marine life injuries. DVD $225 #RET016DVD TBD TRT

17 - COLD & HEAT EMERGENCIESPresents cold and heat emergencies. Describes generalized hypothermia, its predisposing factors, stages of development and the body’s compensatory mechanisms. Demonstrates emergency care for hypothermia. Describes local cold injuries and demonstrates how to provide emergency care for local cold injury patients, including how and when to institute both active and passive rewarming techniques. Presents hyperthermia, including heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Describes predisposing factors and demonstrates how to assess and provide emergency care for heat emergency patients. DVD $225 #RET017DVD 24:18 TRT

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25 - ORTHOPEDIC EMERGENCIESPresents injuries to bones and joints, including their types, causes and complications. Demonstrates how to assess for orthopedic injuries. Presents signs and symptoms of extremity injuries. Presents immobilization and splinting techniques, including manual stabilization, realignment, long bone and joint splinting, pelvic wraps and traction splinting for femurs. Demonstrates care for orthopedic emergencies DVD $225 #RET025DVD TBD TRT

26 - SOFT TISSUE TRAUMAPresents different types of open and closed soft tissue wounds and demonstrates how to assess and care for them. Presents penetrating injuries and demonstrates how to stabilize impaled objects. Demon-strates how to care for foreign bodies in the eye. Describes how to categorize and determine the severity and causes of burn injuries and demonstrates how to assess and provide care for thermal, chemical and electrical burns. DVD $225 #RET026DVD TBD TRT

27 - SPINE INJURIESPresents spine injuries, including common mechanisms of injury. Demonstrates how to stabilize and immobilize patients using various techniques. Describes how to assess and provide emergency care for spinal cord injuries. Presents neurogenic shock. Demonstrates how to remove a helmet from a spine injury patient. DVD $225 #RET027DVD 19:02 TRT

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Industrial Fire BrigadesTrain your personnel to safely handle emergencies with these two ground-breaking series from ATS. Given the current backdrop of global concern for industrial safety, training for the personnel that fight fires behind the gates of the world’s industrial sites is paramount.

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INSTRUCTOR GUIDE:INDUSTRIAL FIRE BRIGADES: INCIPIENT LEVELA comprehensive instructor’s teaching guide in a convenient 3-ring binder matched to the series titles for Industrial Fire Brigades: Incipient Level. This guide includes a detailed lesson plan and fully editable PowerPoint® presentation for each title. Designed for use with our DVD series and online training programs.#RIF1XXLPN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $895.00 (Publisher : Action Training Systems)

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1 - ORGANIZATION & SAFETYDescribes how industrial fire brigades are organized, and therequirements of the Organizational Plan, the Emergency Action Plan and Fire Prevention Plan. Presents the organizational structure of brigades, brigade types, response duties and limitations. Demonstrates procedures for reporting emergencies, receiving alarms and evacuation. DVD $425 #RIF101DVD 17:32 TRT

2 - COMBUSTION & FIRE BEHAVIORDescribes the science of fire and combustion, the Fire Tetrahedron, states of fuel, types of heat energy, methods of heat transfer and the stages of fire development, including how to recognize fires in the incipient stage. Describes the products of combustion, factors in fire development and especially dangerous fire conditions. DVD $425 #RIF102DVD 24:36 TRT

3 - PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS 1Presents the classification and rating system used for portable extinguishers, types of extinguishers and how to select the correct extinguisher for a fire. Demonstrates basic steps for operating portable extinguishers and extinguisher inspections. DVD $425 #RIF103DVD 18:50 TRT

4 - PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS 2Demonstrates procedures for operating specific types of portable extinguishers to extinguish incipient-stage fires. DVD $425 #RIF104DVD 15:17 TRT

5 - FIRE ALARM SYSTEMSShows types of alarm systems used in industrial occupancies andhow they operate, focusing on the systems that concern fire brigades. Covers types of alarm systems, control panels and power suppliesand shows steps for conducting routine inspections. DVD $425 #RIF105DVD 19:26 TRT

6 - FIXED EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMSShows types of fixed systems used in industrial properties, how they’re activated and precautions for activation. DVD $425 #RIF106DVD 22:36 TRT

7 - FIRE HOSEPresents types of fire hose, couplings, appliances and tools, andthe basics in hose care and maintenance to get reliable, long-lasting service from fire hose. DVD $425 #RIF107DVD 20:30 TRT

8 - FIRE STREAMS & NOZZLESIdentifies sizes and types of fire streams and the uses of each type. Shows types of nozzles and nozzle shutoffs, how to prevent “water hammer” and nozzle care and maintenance. DVD $425 #RIF108DVD 19:32 TRT

9 - HOSELINES & MASTER STREAMSDemonstrates safe methods for advancing and retreating with hoselines and operating master streams. Shows one-person and two-person methods for advancing a handline, hand signals for hoseline communica-tion and how to determine if a stream is being properly applied. DVD $425 #RIF109DVD 19:43 TRT

10 - HAZARD RECOGNITIONShows common procedures for identifying industrial hazards and how safety procedures are communicated during normal and emergency conditions. Covers steps for conducting fire safety surveys, common fire and life safety hazards, the NFPA 704 placarding system, the HMIG system, Material Safety Data Sheets and identification of pipe systems. DVD $425 #RIF110DVD 22:49 TRT

11 - INCIDENT MANAGEMENTDescribes the basic components of incident management, common terminology and concepts under the NIMS Incident Command System, procedures for emergency incident communications, transfer of command, radio communications and control zones at emergency incidents. DVD $425 #RIF111DVD 24:22 TRT

12 - LOSS CONTROL: SALVAGEDefines the mission and benefits of good salvage operations.Demonstrates how to stop sprinklers, how to store and deploysalvage covers, how to construct a water chute and a catchall andhow to cover openings to protect property from secondary damage. DVD $425 #RIF112DVD 23:12 TRT

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INSTRUCTOR GUIDE:INDUSTRIAL FIRE BRIGADES: EXTERIOR & STRUCTURALA comprehensive instructor’s teaching guide in a convenient 3-ring binder matched to the series titles for Industrial Fire Brigades: Exterior & Structural. This guide includes a detailed lesson plan and fully editable PowerPoint® presentation foreach title. Designed for use with our DVD series and online training programs.#RIF2XXLPN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $825.00 (Publisher : Action Training Systems)

INSTRUCTOR GUIDE ONLINE:INDUSTRIAL FIRE BRIGADES: EXTERIOR & STRUCTURALA comprehensive instructor’s teaching guide in PDF format matched to the series titles for Industrial Fire Brigades: Incipient Level. This guide includes a detailed lesson plan and fully editable PowerPoint® presentation for each title. Designed for use with our DVD online training programs. (Online subscription required to purchase).#RIF2LPABS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $210

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1 - PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTDescribes heat-resistant work uniforms and safety shoes, the elements of personal protective clothing for fire fighting and their protection from hazards. Shows special clothing situations plus organization and brigade member responsibilities for the care and maintenance of turnout gear. DVD $425 #RIF201DVD 21:12 TRT

2 - SCBAIdentifies the main components of self-contained breathing apparatus. Demonstrates donning and doffing methods, how to change cylinders and SCBA safety and emergency procedures. DVD $425 #RIF202DVD 25:52 TRT

3 - ACCESS & FORCIBLE ENTRYDemonstrates the special tools and techniques used to access areas in emergencies when entry is not possible by normal means. Shows types of forcible entry tools as well as their uses, through-the-lock forcible entry along with forcible entry on swinging doors, padlocks and fences. DVD $425 #RIF203DVD 18:21 TRT

4 - SEARCH & RESCUEReviews general search safety and demonstrates primary and second-ary search techniques. Shows various types of dangerous building conditions and the signs of imminent building collapse. Shows methods for moving injured victims, how to survive entrapment or disorientation and methods for rescuing downed or missing fire brigade members. DVD $425 #RIF204DVD 24:36 TRT

5 - LADDERSShows the parts of fire service ground ladders, demonstrates ladder selection, handling techniques and correct ladder placement to meet specific objectives. Shows ladder raises for one, two and three fire brigade members, methods for securing ladders and how to safely climb and work from ladders. DVD $425 #RIF205DVD 22:47 TRT

6 - INDUSTRIAL WATER SUPPLYProvides an overview of industrial water supply systems, including the basic components of water supply, distribution systems, valves, hydrants, booster and fire pumps along with alternative water supplies. DVD $425 #RIF206DVD 20:00 TRT


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7 - HANDLING HOSELINESPresents methods for handling and operating hoselines for fire attack including pulling and carrying preconnected hose. Demonstrates shoulder loading and advancing hose, wyed lines and the working line drag. Shows advancing hose in a structure, in stairways and from a standpipe. DVD $425 #RIF207DVD 17:42 TRT

8 - FOAM OPERATIONSPresents the science of foam and how it works to suppress and extinguish fires. Shows how foam is generated with foam proportioning devices, nozzles and other foam delivery devices. Describes foam types and shows how to assemble a foam fire stream. Demonstrates three foam application techniques on a large Class B fire. DVD $425 #RIF208DVD 23:06 TRT

9 - INDUSTRIAL FIRE CONTROLShows how to control a variety of fires and covers general concerns for operating fixed fire suppression systems, as well as offensive and defensive strategies. Demonstrates methods of water application, suppressing Class A, Class B and Class C fires and fires in upper levels of structures. DVD $425 #RIF209DVD 23:00 TRT

10 - TANK HAZARD CONTROLShows various types of tank hazards as well as the equipment, strategies and techniques industrial fire brigades use for controlling these emergencies. DVD $425 #RIF210DVD 24:20 TRT

11 - VENTILATION PROCEDURESShows the benefits and the hazards of ventilation, safety precautions during ventilation operations, horizontal and vertical ventilation, positive pressure and negative pressure ventilation, and ventilation in multistory structures. DVD $425 #RIF211DVD 24:23 TRT

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“We couldn't be happier with new ATS Online platform and quality of training available”

Tyler Abhold – Training CoordinatorYakima County Fire District #4 - Yakima, WA


5 - Y E A R B U L L E T P R O O F W A R R A N T YAll Action Training Systems produced DVDs are warranted for five years from the date of purchase.

Original purchase must be made through an authorized Action Training Systems distributor or directly from Action Training Systems to qualify. Warranty is not transferable and does not cover loss of product.

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THE NATIONAL FIRE & EMSONLINE TRAINING INITIATIVE

“Offering more online training resources is the number one request fromour members, and we are pleased to partner with Action Training Systems to be

able to provide this new discount program,” said NVFC Chairman Kevin D. Quinn. “The National Fire & EMS Training Initiative will make high quality online

training more accessible to volunteer firefighters and EMTs. We thank Action Training Systems for offering this outstanding program to our members.”


NVFC members receive a 10% discount on 1-year individual subscriptions

to ATS online training catalogs:

Fire - 99 courses Reg. $80 NVFC Member $72

EMS - 55 courses Reg. $60 NVFC Member $54

Fire + EMS - 153 courses Reg. $125 NVFC Member $112.50

Junior Firefighter - 48 courses Reg. $60 NVFC Member $54

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www.nvfc.org/BeYourBest


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1. Incident Safety Officer: Roles & Responsibilities 2. Incident Safety Officer: Incident Scene Safety 3. The National Incident Management System (NIMS)4. Fire Service: Initial Command 5. Fire Service: Expanding Command 6. ICS: EMS Operations 7. Fire/EMS: Active Shooter Response

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