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Required Fire TrainingIn Minnesota

Unit 1

Fire Department

Training Officer?


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Training Types

Initial

New HireNew Services/Equipment

Periodic

Often Annual

Skills Maintenance


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Initial Training

Training Officer

Roles & Responsibilities


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The General Duty Clause

Each employer shall furnish to each of itsemployees conditions of employment

and a place of employment free from

recognized hazards that are causing or

are likely to cause death or serious injury

or harm to its employees.

Minn. Statute 182.653 Subd. 2

Initial Training


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Hazardous Waste Operations &

Emergency Response

Employees shall not be permitted toparticipate in or supervise field activities

until they have been trained to a level

required by their job function and

responsibility.

29 CFR 1910.120

Initial Training


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Emergency Response

AwarenessOperations

Technician

Specialist

On-Scene Incident Commander

29 CFR 1910.120

Initial Training


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Emergency Response

AwarenessOperations

Technician

Specialist


29 CFR 1910.120

Initial Training

individuals who are likely to witness or

discover a hazardous substance

release and who have been trained toinitiate an emergency response

sequence by notifying the authorities of

the release.

(~8 Hours)


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Emergency Response

AwarenessOperations

Technician

Specialist


29 CFR 1910.120

Initial Training

respond to releases or potential releases of

hazardous substances as part of the initialresponse to the site for the purpose

of protecting nearby persons, property, or the

environment from the effects of the release


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Emergency Response

AwarenessOperations

Technician

Specialist


29 CFR 1910.120

Initial Training

respond in a defensivefashion without actually

trying to stop the release.

contain the release from a safe distance,

keep it from spreading, and prevent

exposures

8 Hours


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Emergency Response

AwarenessOperations

Technician

Specialist


29 CFR 1910.120

Initial Training

Respond aggressively for the

purpose of stopping the release.

approach the point of

release in order to plug,patch or otherwise stop

the release24 Hours


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Emergency Response

AwarenessOperations

Technician

Specialist


29 CFR 1910.120

Initial Training

a more directed or specificknowledge of the various

substances they may be

called upon to contain.


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Emergency Response

AwarenessOperations

Technician

Specialist


29 CFR 1910.120

Initial Training

will assume control of the incident

scene beyond the first responder

awareness level

24 Hours


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Fire Brigades

The employer shall provide trainingand education commensurate with

those duties & functions expected to

be performed before they performemergency duties.

29 CFR 1910.156

Initial Training

No Specific Hours Listed


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Fire Brigades

Instructors shall be provided with

training & education which is more

comprehensive than that provided tothe general membership.

29 CFR 1910.156

Initial Training



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Minnesota Employee

Right-To-Know Act

Prior to initial assignment, employeesshall be trained concerninghazardous substances and harmful

physical agents they may beroutinely exposed to.

Minn. Stat. 182.653 Minn. Rules 5206.0700

Initial Training



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Minnesota Employee

Right-To-Know Act

Hazardous SubstancesHazardous Materials

Commercial & Industrial Chemicals

Harmful Physical Agents

Heat Noise

Non-Ionizing Radiation

Minn. Stat. 182.653 Minn. Rules 5206.0700

Initial Training


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Confined Space

Decide if your department will providethese services

Education will be provided prior

Training in representative permit spacesrescuing dummies or people.

29 CFR 1910.146

Initial Training



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Trench/Collapse

Rescue Operations

Decide if your department will providethese services

Education will be provided prior

Training in representative trenches usingshoring and ventillating/monitoringequipment.

29 CFR 1926.650

Initial Training



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Lock-out/Tag-out29 CFR 1910.147

Initial Training


Use for Technical Rescue

(Includes industrial and agricultural)Education and training using department

provided equipment.


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Respiratory Protection

Design FeaturesProtection (benefits & limitations)

Fit Testing & Use of Respirators

2 In 2 OutTrain in Simulated Conditions

29 CFR 1910.134

Initial Training



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Consensus Standards

Examples:

NFPA 1001 Firefighter

NFPA 1500 Safety

National Fire Protection Association

Initial Training


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Insurance Services Office

Recruit Training 240 HoursNew Driver/Operator 40 Hours

Public Protection Classification (PPC) Program

Initial Training


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Periodic Training

Training Officer

Roles & Responsibilities


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Fire Brigades

The employer shall assure that trainingand

education is conducted frequentlyenough to

assure that each member of the fire brigade is

able to perform the member's assigned duties

and functions satisfactorily and in a safemanner so as not to endanger fire brigade

members or other employees.

29 CFR 1910.156

Periodic Training


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Fire Brigades29 CFR 1910.156

Periodic Training

All fire brigade members shall be provided withtrainingat least annually.

In addition, fire brigade members who are

expected to perform interior structural fire

fighting shall be provided with an education

session ortraining at least quarterly.



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Intervals No Greater Than One YearOSHA Regulations

Periodic Training

Minnesota Right to Know Act Bloodborne Pathogens

Confined Space (Practice Entry)



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Annual TrainingCase Law

Periodic Training

Hazardous Materials Trench Collapse/Technical Rescue Lock-Out/Tag-Out Safety Meeting (AWAIR)

Emergency DrivingRespiratory Protection



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Driver/Operator 4 (3-Hour) SessionsHazardous Materials 1 (3-Hour) Session

Officers Classes 2 (6-Hour) Full Days

Company Training 20 Hours per memberper month


Periodic Training


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TRAINING FACILITY

Drill Tower Pump Cutaway

Fire Building Hydrant CutawayBurn Pit VCR & Projector

Library & Training Manuals


Periodic Training


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TRAINING FACILITY

Drills 8 (3-hour) Sessions

Night Drills 2 (3-hour) SessionsMultiple-Company Drills 4 (3-hr) Sessions


Periodic Training


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