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The operator of emergency vehicles in today’s society carries a heavy responsibility. The penalty for not adequately training your operators also carries legal consequences. Emergency vehicle operators and the enes they represent have been held both crimi- nally and civilly responsible for their acons. This program was developed to teach the emergency vehicle operator (EVO) proper driving technique, the mental as well as the physical aspects of the driving task. The program points out the long-term impact of an accident involving an emergency vehicle on the operator, the emergency service organizaon and the community in which they serve. Instructor: As an instructor, parcipants are provided with the knowledge and tools to deliver the student-level course. An instructor’s guide, the PowerPoint program, and instructor resources are provided. This course focuses on Instructor methodology and program delivery. Program includes: 1. Idenfying the problems in emergency vehicle operaons 2. Movang the emergency vehicle operator to perform professionally 3. Legal aspects of Emergency Vehicle Operaons 4. Vehicle components and technology 5. Physical forces acng upon the vehicle 6. Performing vehicle inspecon and maintenance 7. Legal and regulatory requirements of SOGs 8. Emergency vehicle Safe Operang Pracces 9. The Emergency Vehicle Operaons “hands-on” driving course Upon compleon, the parcipant will be able to: Effecvely deliver this program to other EVOs, prepare schedules, deliver content and super- vise and evaluate” hands-on” pracce, and determine the effecveness of the EVDT program. Gain a new appreciaon of the responsibilies of an EVO Effecvely describe the civil, criminal and punive aspects of emergency vehicle operaon Demonstrate knowledge of and convey to students their state’s emergency vehicle statute Describe the physical laws and operaonal characteriscs of a moving emergency vehicle Describe the personal, ethical, and professional responsibilies as an EVO EMERGENCY VEHICLE DRIVER TRAINING PROGRAM VFIS REGISTRATION FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND INCLUDE PAYMENT TO CONFIRM A SPOT IN THE CLASS: $50 check or PO to MFSI/SMCC by due date: AUGUST 15, 2018 Documentaon Required: FIRE, EMS, or Equivalent Instructor I SEPT 15 & 16 2018 T R A I N - T H E - T R A I N E R COURSE LOCATION IS EMCC IN BANGOR Two days of classroom and driving course to be held at the EASTERN MAINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PUBLIC SAFETY BLDG 354 Hogan Road Bangor ME 04401 Phone: 207-844-2073 Fax: 207-725-9079 Email: [email protected] www.MaineFSI.org MAINE FIRE SERVICE INSTITUTE SOUTHERN MAINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIDCOAST CAMPUS 19 SEWALL ST. BRUNSWICK, ME 04011 MFSI REGISTER EARLY!! Only $50 An Intensive “Train the Instructor” Program for Emergency Vehicle Operaons” Audience: Training Officers, Company Officers, Fire and EMS Service Instructors This course is designed to teach the necessary instruconal methodology to potenal and exisng instructors in order to successfully deliver the following program.
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The operator of emergency vehicles in today’s society carries a heavy responsibility. The penalty for not adequately training your operators also carries legal consequences. Emergency vehicle operators and the entities they represent have been held both crimi-nally and civilly responsible for their actions.
This program was developed to teach the emergency vehicle operator (EVO) proper driving technique, the mental as well as the physical aspects of the driving task. The program points out the long-term impact of an accident involving an emergency vehicle on the operator, the emergency service organization and the community in which they serve.
Instructor: As an instructor, participants are provided with the knowledge and tools to deliver the student-level course. An instructor’s guide, the PowerPoint program, and instructor resources are provided. This course focuses on Instructor methodology and program delivery.
Program includes:
1. Identifying the problems in emergency vehicle operations
2. Motivating the emergency vehicle operator to perform professionally
3. Legal aspects of Emergency Vehicle Operations
4. Vehicle components and technology
5. Physical forces acting upon the vehicle
6. Performing vehicle inspection and maintenance
7. Legal and regulatory requirements of SOGs
8. Emergency vehicle Safe Operating Practices
9. The Emergency Vehicle Operations “hands-on” driving course
Upon completion, the participant will be able to:
Effectively deliver this program to other EVOs, prepare schedules, deliver content and super-vise and evaluate” hands-on” practice, and determine the effectiveness of the EVDT program.
Gain a new appreciation of the responsibilities of an EVO
Effectively describe the civil, criminal and punitive aspects of emergency vehicle operation
Demonstrate knowledge of and convey to students their state’s emergency vehicle statute
Describe the physical laws and operational characteristics of a moving emergency vehicle
Describe the personal, ethical, and professional responsibilities as an EVO
E M E R G E N C Y V E H I C L E
D R I V E R T R A I N I N G P R O G R A M
VF
IS
REGISTRATION FORM MUST
BE SIGNED AND INCLUDE
PAYMENT TO CONFIRM A
SPOT IN THE CLASS: $50
check or PO to MFSI/SMCC by
due date: AUGUST 15, 2018 Documentation Required:
FIRE, EMS, or Equivalent Instructor I
SEPT 15 & 16
2018
T R A I N - T H E - T R A I N E R
COURSE LOCATION IS EMCC IN BANGOR
Two days of classroom and
driving course to be held at the
EASTERN MAINE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE PUBLIC SAFETY
BLDG
354 Hogan Road
Bangor ME 04401
Phone: 207-844-2073
Fax: 207-725-9079
Email: [email protected]
www.MaineFSI.org
MAINE FIRE SERVICE INSTITUTE
SOUTHERN MAINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
MIDCOAST CAMPUS
19 SEWALL ST. BRUNSWICK, ME 04011
M F S I
REGISTER
EARLY!!
Only $50
An Intensive “Train the Instructor” Program for Emergency Vehicle Operations”
Audience: Training Officers, Company Officers, Fire and EMS Service Instructors
This course is designed to teach the necessary instructional methodology to potential and
existing instructors in order to successfully deliver the following program.
SORRY - WE MUST RESTRICT ENROLLMENT TO A SINGLE PARTICIPANT FROM EACH FIRE DEPARTMENT PER CLASS. PLEASE SEND THIS SIGNED FORM, YOUR
FIRE INSTRUCTOR I CERTIFCATE COPY, AND YOUR PAY-MENT MADE OUT TO:
MFSI/SMCC {EITHER BY CHECK OR PURCHASE ORDER }
TO THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS:
MAIL REGISTRATION & PAYMENT TO:
MAINE FIRE SERVICE INSTITUTE ATT: VFIS EVOC T-t-T
19 Sewall Street, Brunswick ME 04011 COURSE HELD AT THE EASTERN
MAINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PUBLIC SAFTEY BUILDING
354 HOGAN RD, BANGOR ME 04401
NAME _________________________________________________
ADDRESS
__________________________________________ ___________
______________________________ZIP_________ PHONE
EMAIL ____________________________________ ___________
FIRE DEPT_________________________________ RANK
The Maine Fire Service Institute is collaborating with the
Volunteer Fire Insurance Service to bring
EVOC Train the Trainer Courses to Maine.
Important: After the completion of the Train the Trainer
programs and after September 16th, 2018, the Maine Fire
Service Institute will no longer be able accept progress
charts for programs that are instructed by personnel who
have not attended the updated (2016) VFIS Train the
Trainer programs.
SEPTEMBER 15 & 16, 2018 TWO- DAY COURSE - $50
FEE INCLUDES
COURSE MATERIALS & LUNCH
COURSE WILL FILL UP FAST ! REGISTER EARLY!
PLEASE REGISTER BY
AUGUST 15, 2018
THIS COURSE WILL
BE HELD AT THE
PUBLIC SAFETY BLDG
EMCC
354 Hogan Road
Bangor ME 04401
Lodging is not provided.
FMI- 207-844-2070
