Select Criteria: Format = Pre-Conference Workshop (Inside) 4 HOUR

Monday, April 25, 8:00 AM

25 to Survive: The Commercial Building Fire

Room: 109-110

Active Shooter: Preplanning the Response

Room: 138-139

Apparatus Purchasing Using NFPA 1901

Room: 206-207

Chief Officers Field Training Program

Room: 231-233

Company Level Drills: How to Leave Them Wanting More

Room: 234-235

Essentials of Fire Investigation: The Complete Fire Scene Examination

Room: Wabash 1

Fired Up Instructor Leadership

Room: 236-237

High-Rises Under Construction

Room: 238-239

Reading the Fireground

Room: 240-242

Rural Firefighter Operations: Training and Tactics

Room: 243-245

Tactical Risks for the First-Due

Room: Wabash 2

Urban Fire Dynamics Boot Camp

Room: 120-122

What’s Not So Ordinary About Your Main Street Fire

Room: Wabash 3

Monday, April 25, 1:30 PM

Aggressive Interior First-Due Operations

Room: 109-110

Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Their Impact on Emergency Operations

Room: 138-139

Be a Powerful Instructor Now

Room: 206-207

Building the Ladder: Officer Development Programs

Room: 234-235

Command Under Fire

Room: 236-237

High-Rise Firefighting Operations: Strategic, Tactical, and Task Level.

Room: 238-239

Live Fire Training Simplified

Room: 240-242

Managing Hazardous Materials Emergencies

Room: 243-245

Operations For Newly-Promoted Company Officers

Room: 120-122

Quality Training for Volunteer/Combination Fire Departments

Room: Wabash 1

Suburban Fire Tactics

Room: Wabash 2

Wood-Frame Construction: Past and Present

Room: Wabash 3

Tuesday, April 26, 8:00 AM

Conducting an Aerial Needs Assessment for your Community

Room: 109-110

Dealing with Difficult People and Their Organizational Impacts

Room: 138-139

Energy-Related Emergencies

Room: 206-207

Firefighter and Fire Officer Survival: Why Things Go Right and Why Things Go Wrong

Room: 231-233

House Fires: The Core Competencies

Room: 120-122

Incident Simulation Design and Development

Room: 234-235

Instructor Skills Bootcamp: ISFSI Professional Development Workshop

Room: 236-237

Overcoming Common Engine Company Mistakes and Fireground Problems

Room: 238-239

Proven Truck Tactics That Might Surprise You

Room: 240-242

Reinventing Firefighter Fitness: The Big 8 Method

Room: 243-245

The Functional Fire Company

Room: Wabash 1

The Professional Volunteer Fire Department

Room: Wabash 2

This House Rocks: Achieving Firehouse Excellence

Room: Wabash 3

Tuesday, April 26, 1:30 PM

Developing Firefighter Resiliency

Room: 109-110

Developing Your Recruitment and Retention Game Plan

Room: 138-139

Drills You're Not Going To Find in Books

Room: 120-122

Keys to Success for Today's Company Officer

Room: 206-207

Leadership, Politics, and Culture

Room: 234-235

Mastering Fireground Command--Calm the Chaos!

Room: 231-233

New Vehicle Extrication and Electric Vehicle Fire

Room: Wabash 1

Size-Up Videos and Tactics for the First-Due Engine

Room: 238-239

TEMS for the SWAT Medic

Room: 240-242

The Evolving Fireground: Research Based Tactics

Room: 243-245

Training Officer and Instructor Graduate School

Room: 236-237

Trench Rescue Shoring: Science or Myths?

Room: Wabash 2

For questions regarding the conference program, please contact:

Ginger Mendolia
Conference Coordinator
Direct:  973-251-5051
Ginger.Mendolia@clarionevents.com

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