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NJFFS Training Opportunities
 
"Tell me and I forget; Show me and I remember; Involve me and I understand." - Unknown
The NJFFS is sponsoring the following training classes. Call Division A headquarters at 973-786-6350 to confirm dates and register. All classes will be held at Andover HQTRS unless noted otherwise.

The S-130 and S-190 training courses can now be accessed through the National Wildfire Coordinating Group's training website
http://training.nwcg.gov/courses.html.
Each course is broken into short, 1 to 3 hour modules enabling students to complete courses at their own pace. Collectively, the two courses offer approximately 40 hours of training.
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For more information, contact Ken Frederick at the National
Interagency Fire Center, (208) 387-5508 or
Kenneth_Frederick@nifc.blm.gov

2008 Classes

BASIC WILDLAND TRAINING S-130 S-190 L-180 I-100
Completed
 
 
EARLY PACK TEST for 2008 Season
Completed
 
INITIAL ATTACK INCIDENT COMMANDER S-200
Completed
 
 
REFRESHER CLASS FOR WESTERN FIRES
Completed
 
 
FELLOWSHIP TO LEADERSHIP L-280
Completed
 
 
LCES S-134
Completed
 
 
DISTRICT WARDENS TRAINING DAY L-180
Completed
 
 
ENGINE BOSS S-231
Completed
 
 
FIREFIGHTER TYPE 1 S-131
Completed
 
 
PORTABLE PUMPS S-211
Completed
 
 
INCIDENT COMMAND I-300
Completed
 
 
INCIDENT COMMAND I-400
Completed
 
 
INCIDENT COMMAND I-400
Completed
 
 
 
 

  • Firefighter safety comes first on every wildland fire, every time.
  • The Standard Firefighting Orders are firm; we don’t break them, we don’t bend them.
  •  Every firefighter has the right to a safe assignment.
  •  Every Agency Administrator, every Wildland Fire Manager, every fireline supervisor, and every firefighter is responsible to ensure that established safe practices are known and observed.

 

Radio Etiquette

  • Listen for radio traffic before transmitting.
  • Know what you’re going to say before pressing the Push-to-Talk button.
  • After pressing the Push-to-Talk button, pause briefly (one second), and then speak into the microphone.
  • Speak clearly.
  • Use clear text (do not use ten codes).
  • Do not use foul language.
  • Keep radio traffic to a minimum.
  • Keep messages short and concise.
  • When making a call, identify yourself, unit calling, and radio channel you are transmitting on.  For example: Div A, this is Operations on Command.
  • Clear radio channel when conversation is finished. For example: Div A, clear.
























































































For information on upcoming courses, please  contact Willie Cirone at   (973) 347-1952 To sign up, contact Div. A headquarters at (973) 786-6350  For all courses, the Fireline Handbook and Yellow Firefighter's Pocket Guide are required!
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