Design and construction of fire pumps, relief valve construction and function, accessories, design and construction of priming devices, apparatus testing and fire hydraulics. Textbook will be provided. Required Materials: protective clothing, helmet, boots and hearing protection. (24 hours of "hands-on")

This class identifies the advanced skills and knowledge necessary for the contemporary fire apparatus mechanic. It addresses the latest level of expertise needed to properly maintain the aerial fire apparatus in service today. Covers physical Principals of construction, testing and preventative maintenance of aerial devices commonly found in the fire service. Textbook will be provided. A calculator will be required. (16 hours of "hands-on")

This course is designed for the student with little or no knowledge of electrical systems as they relate to automotive and truck applications. This course will cover electrical history, electrical theory, magnetism, semiconductors, transistors, relays, circuit theory, circuit building and testing, multi meter basics, batteries, charging systems, starting systems and wiring diagrams and schematics. It is recommended that the student bring a digital volt ohmmeter and calculator to class.

Theory, operation, and maintenance of electrical systems currently being used in fire apparatus. Recommended prerequisite FM-109: Basic Auto, Truck and Ambulance electrical systems or pretest required for this class. See registration form.

This is a management track offering that includes training for the following: Principals of Management, 21st Century Leadership, Stress Awareness, and Information Administration. This is a must have for individuals that are interested in or currently managing a fleet services facility.

This is a Manufacturer's Certification Class covering care and maintenance as well as repair of self contained breathing apparatus.

This is a Manufacturer's Certification Class covering care and maintenance as well as repair of self contained breathing apparatus.

This class will cover maintenance and repair and use of various extrication tools and power units.

This class will cover care and maintenance for Breathing Air Compressors.

This is an advanced class covering welding techniques and project development.

This course will cover maintenance and tune-up procedures,with recommended methods of troubleshooting used on typical engines found in fire apparatus. Various model design features and recommended applications will be covered.

FMCC 225 Maintenance Service and Repair of Compressed Air Foam Systems (CAFS) MON*
8 Hours
This course will focus on the theory, maintenance and troubleshooting of Waterous CAF system components.

FMCC 124B MIG Welding WED_FRI*
24 Hours

This is a one day class covering the development of knowledge and skills to acquaint students with the operation of MIG welding equipment and basic welding operation.

FMCC 124C TIG Welding MON & TUE*
16 Hours

This is a one day class covering the development of knowledge and skills to acquaint students with the operation of TIG welding equipment and basic welding operation.

Maintenance requirements for typical air brake and ABS systems found on fire apparatus. Individual components will be discussed along with typical service requirements for each unit. Includes troubleshooting and analyzing failures. Prerequisite: Brake Theory or equivalent.

Proper techniques used to remove sub-assemblies. Methods used to determine wear and relationships to original specifications. Conditions which cause parts or component failure. Characteristics used to determine gasket selection. Proper techniques used to install subassemblies.

This class will cover the familiarization and general construction of the medium duty Allison World Transmission and cover the hydraulic and electric theory of this transmission.

This class will cover the familiarization and general construction and maintenance of the Foam Pro Foam Systems.

This course will cover the operation and maintenance of the ATEC/WTEC electronic controls being used on fire apparatus.

This is a one day class that will cover the latest standards and techniques used in apparatus safety and maintenance inspections on emergency vehicles.

This course will offer suggestions for help in writing specifications for the pruchase of Fire Apparatus. Covered in this class will also be information on revisions to the NFPA 1901 effective in 2009.

This course is designed to inform supervisors and managers of the importance of personal power as a critical leadership concept. The purpose of the course is to convince participants that power is a necessary part of a leader’s repertoire. The module also identifies the types of power, the limitations of each type of power and the skills in building a power base through influencing and networking.

The course identifies the various budgeting methods as well as a wide range of financial terms. In addition, the types of budgeting will be presented and discussed along with a wide range of financing methods. The importance of presenting budgets to senior managers will be identified and discussed. Finally, various methods for measuring budget results and financial management controls will be identified and discussed.