This class teaches tactical principles designed to maximize efficiency with minimal staffing, giving firefighters the skills to self-correct (DIY) and maintain high-flowing, effective initial attack lines under stress. We will cover foundational, real-world engine company operations, focusing on the mechanics of making the stretch, water application, and efficient backstep team functions.

How often does your department train on search and rescue? Can you confidently say you are prepared for the fire call with victims trapped? This class will utilize real data and known success tactics to build decision-making on the fireground. The data comes from thousands of reported rescues documented and verified through the Firefighter Rescue Survey (FRS).

This session will take firefighters through a full progression of training, starting with the fundamentals of fireground basic irons, where students will build strong habits with traditional irons work. Students will dress and setup their tools, size up and defeat common door systems, control doors, communicate effectively and perform standardized techniques both solo and as a company.

Full PPE with SCBA & mask required.

*Eye and hearing protection optional.

Intensive, hands-on training session providing focused instruction on respectful entry techniques - from least invasive to fully destructive methods. This course features several interactive stations, each designed to develop critical entry skills and tactics. By the end of class, students will have gained the knowledge and experience necessary to perform as a competent and confident specialist.

Gloves and eye protection required.