November 17, 2026Virtual
In this course, participants will learn about state prohibitions on charitable gaming (bingo, raffles, etc.) by ambulance and fire protection districts and the penalties for conducting charitable gaming by such districts.Participants will also review the Internal Revenue Code requirements for and prohibitions on aspects of charitable…
November 21, 2026In-personCassville
In order to meet certification requirements for NFPA 1001, Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications, students must perform live fire skills in the presence of an approved evaluator. MU FRTI provides this opportunity through the use of mobile burn props that meet the requirements defined in 1001 and through the Missouri Division of…
November 21, 2026In-personWest Plains
The fires we fight are an equal opportunity creator of chaos and will kill and/or injure any firefighter without discretion or discrimination. The fire doesn’t care. After investigating hundreds of firefighter fatalities in the United States, NIOSH (National Institute of Safety and Health) has determined the top five issues surrounding these…
December 3, 2026In-personBattlefield
In the fire service we frequently discuss and encourage our members to continually train on and practice the basic, fundamental skills of our craft. We espouse the critical nature of mastering the most used skills for our success, the safety of victims and the safety of our members. Whether it’s moving a hose line, pumping a truck or forcing…
December 9, 2026Virtual
In this course, participants will learn about the expectations and responsibilities for members of the board of directors of ambulance and fire protection districts and the role and responsibilities for the chief administrator. Participants will also learn about the limitations of individual director authority.Participants will also discuss…
December 9, 2026Virtual
In this course, participants will learn about the expectations and responsibilities for members of the board of directors of ambulance and fire protection districts and the role and responsibilities for the chief administrator. Participants will also learn about the limitations of individual director authority.Participants will also discuss…
January 6, 2027In-personBattlefield
The officer in the right seat will determine from the onset, the success or not of the incident. As the first line goes, so goes the call could not be any truer when considering the decisions make initially by the first due officer. The fate of the call, in many cases, rests on that first due officer and his/her ability to get it…
January 21, 2027 - January 22, 2027In-personBlue Springs
Officers and first arriving units on single- and multi-family residential structure fires face many challenges and often fewer resources than needed for full incident mitigation. This course is designed to refresh students on primary incident management skills while providing the opportunity for hands-on, simulated application in a virtual…
March 12, 2027 - March 13, 2027In-personHouston
Multiple casualty incidents tax most departments equipment and personnel resources. Is your agency prepared? This course is designed to introduce participants to the difficult problem of handling an incident with multiple patients. The most frequent of these are school bus accidents. Instructors will demonstrate techniques of extrication…
March 19, 2027 - March 28, 2027In-personPiedmont
This introductory course for new fire service personnel acquaints participants with the basics of fireground duties. Discussions address fire service history, organization, fireground safety, and fire behavior. We will discuss and demonstrate basic hose practices, ground ladder practices, ventilation techniques and introduce proper procedures…