American Heat: Crash Rescue Management
You will receive 1 credit (CE) upon completion of this course.
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Course Description
Thousands of aircraft take to the skies every day. Whether it be a 747 or a single-engine Cessna, aircraft are flying over your jurisdiction. If one goes down, are you ready to manage the incident? In this edition of American Heat, we'll highlight two departments who discover the realities of Aviation Incident Response (A.I.R). We'll be taking you to the place where aviation got its start, North Carolina. Over the last four decades the Charlotte Fire Department would face a number of major aircraft crashes. You�ll see how this department has evolved in aircraft emergency management as they recount their most recent fatal airplane crash on January 8, 2003. Then, a North Carolina volunteer department faces a low-impact crash requiring a tricky rescue. This incident is a great example of how familiarity with area emergency resources can be a lifesaver.
This title is just one of more than thirty courses in the Firefighters library, all of which are made available to you by adding this course to your cart. You will receive a 12 month library subscription to the full Firefighters course library.
Click on titles below for information on other courses included in this library:
American Heat: Special Responses for Special Events
American Heat: American Heat's 20th Anniversary: Then and Now
American Heat: Slaying the Dragon: Industrial Fires
American Heat: Holy Smoke: Fires in Places of Worship
American Heat: GIS: Providing the Foundation for Real-Time Intelligence, Part 1
American Heat: GIS: Providing the Foundation for Real-Time Intelligence, Part 2
American Heat: Accountability: Across the Pond
American Heat: Industry of a Man: The Fire Career of Red Adair
American Heat: Agricultural Incidents
American Heat: Industrial Fires in Suburbia
American Heat: Fire on Trial
American Heat: Wildfires
American Heat: Surviving the 4th
American Heat: The Cove Street Fire & Rescue
Fires that Changed the Fire Service: High-rise Hotel Fires
American Heat: Firefighter Safety on the Roadway
American Heat: Pipeline Safety 101
American Heat: Rural Water Supply Tanker Ops
American Heat: Stripping Away the Mystery: Effective Management of Strip Mall Fires
American Heat: Terrorists vs. Firefighters
American Heat: Hepatitis C
Calling the Mayday
The Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives
American Heat: Scene Safety at Structural Fires
American Heat: Vehicle Rescue, Part 1
American Heat: Vehicle Rescue, Part 2
American Heat: Vehicle Rescue, Part 3
Fires That Changed the Fire Service: BLEVE
Fires That Changed The Fire Service: Wildland Firefighting
American Heat: Structural Collapse During Firefighting
American Heat: Taming the Wildland-Urban Interface
Fires That Changed the Fire Service: Hidden Hazards
American Heat: Tropical Storm Allison
Course Outline
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| Language | English |
| Course Length | 1.00 hours |
| Duration of Access | 12 Month Library Subscription |
| Continuing Education Credits | 1 |
| Instructor | self-study |
| Vendor | Trinity Workplace |
| Course Certification | YES |
| Requirements/Materials Included | Internet capable workstations with MS operating system and IE browser |