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Training

Intro to Fire Service Traffic Control Professional

This module introduces current and prospective fire service traffic control professionals to the responsibilities of the position, its professional qualifications (NFPA 1091), and its role in the incident command system. The module provides an understanding of the difficulties, dangers, and rewards of the job. It also equips the fire service traffic control professional to assess whether he/she is physically, mentally, and emotionally suited for the position. Finally, the module provides guidance intended to improve the professionalism and preparedness of traffic control officers in terms of uniform, non-uniform clothing, and equipment.

Provider: Emergency Responder Safety Institute
Length: 1 hr.
Languages: English
Locations: ONLINE
Website: Link to URL
Record Types: Courses and Programs
Topics: Incident Management; Personal Protective Equipment

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