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Making your safety goals obtainable by bringing knowledgeable, experienced technicians and instructors to you.
In house NFPA compliance inspections keeps your department in service as much as possible and does not require members to travel long distances to obtain these safety standards. In a growing world of liability and risk associated with the fire service its time to make sure you’re using safe and maintained ground ladders and fall arrest harnesses, and in house inspections is an easy way to accomplish this with your department.
Clerisy Safety has enlisted a talented group of passionate fire service instructors from throughout the Maritimes and Canada to share their experience and love for firefighting with departments outside of their own.
Clerisy Safety is pleased to offer a growing variety of courses including but not limited to the following.
Vehicle Extrication
Fire Apparatus Pump Operator
Basic Command and Control Techniques
Firefighter Rescue and Survival (Rapid Intervention)
Inspections
After booking an appointment for NFPA 1931
Annual Ladder testing. Clerisy Safety travels to you to service test and if
required repair your department’s ground ladders. Clerisy Safety’s Ladder
Technicians are also always willing to provide guidance and advise to
departments and members on how to properly maintain and store ground ladders to
prevent unnecessary damage to your department’s equipment.
Inspections
Does your department use fall arrest equipment? Does your department maintain a rope rescue program to any degree or level?
We are bringing our team to you once again to inspect your fall arrest equipment along with Ropes, harnesses, Hardware and log books as a third-party non-user. This ensures your department is answering the call while being compliant with CSA standards.
Classroom Presentation
Pump Internal
Pump Static source
Pump Pressurized source
Pump Multiple Line
Nursing and Pumper Relay
Pumper Relay
Pump FDC
sprinkler systems
Mayday Statistics
What leads to Maydays / What events warrant a mayday
How to radio a mayday "L.I.P.A"
How to be prepared for a mayday involving yourself, crew, department
Safety on the fire ground to prevent maydays Accountability, Radios, Air, Ladders, RIC/RIT
GRABLIVES
Self Rescue
What makes a RIT or RIC
Donning Doffing SCBA in confined space
Calling a mayday
GRABLIVES
Converting SCBA to Thong
Drags, Lifts and Carries of FF's
Search by sound
2nd floor Ladder Bailouts on PROP
Basement Bailouts on PROP
Pittsburg Drill
Basement Unconscious FF Extrication
1st/2nd floor Unconscious FF Extrication
Definition
Reading smoke
Size- up
Crew assignments
Tactics
Rolls and responsibilities (IC, SO, SB,Crews rehab, Ric, accountability)
Communications
Bench Marks
Components of command (Principles)
Risk assessment
Implement IAP
Tactics
Managing a mayday
Practical exercises
Safety
Vehicle anatomy
Size-up
Stabilization
Patient Management and considerations
Interior considerations
Extrication techniques and tool usage
Hand tools
Hydraulic tools
Heavy vehicle and bus anatomy
Safety
Size-up
Stabilization
Patient Management and considerations
Mass casualty
Interior considerations
Special considerations and Hazards
Extrication techniques and tool usage
Hand tools
Hydraulic tools
