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Air Monitoring Techniques for Initial Company Operations - CH26107
February 28, 2026In-personCleverMO
This course is intended to teach emergency responders how to perform initial site characterization and air monitoring tasks on emergency scenes. This is a common task for fire department engine companies and other first arriving resources when responding to carbon monoxide alarms and other…
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Handling LP Gas Emergencies - CH26117
March 28, 2026In-personCape GiradeauMO
LP gas is a potential hazard present in most communities and a complete understanding of its hazards is necessary to safely and efficiently handle such an incident. This class will present an overview of LP gas properties and characteristics, as well as provide the…
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Structural Fire Fighting Techniques - CP26141
May 29, 2026 - May 30, 2026In-personMaryvilleMO
This course will explain, demonstrate, and provide hands-on skills training in fire ground operations necessary in interior structural fire attack. Topics include ICS, size-up, search and rescue, ventilation, forcible entry and hose stream management. This course will be taught in a lecture/practical format, including “live” fire training…
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Avoiding Operational Pitfalls for the First Arriving Office in Command - CP26238
January 24, 2026In-personJacksonMO
This course will identify operational pitfalls challenges that first due officers and commanders may face at working fires and rescue incidents. The class will offer ways to prevent these situations through training and preparedness and how to identify them during an incident. We will focus on…
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Making the Grab - Residential Serach - CP26239
January 24, 2026In-personPilot KnobMO
Almost 3,000 civilians die every year in fires. That is still a staggering statistic and one we must do all we can to change. Fires in homes are burning faster than ever before, leaving less time for occupants to safely escape. This fact is the reason we must master the residential search! This…