In 2014, 6% of the Line of Duty Deaths were from responders struck on the roadway. Safety while operating on the roadway is a topic that should be refreshed often. Below are several free training courses that cover roadway safety.
National Traffic Incident Management Responder Training Program
National Traffic Incident Management Responder Training Program is a free, online training that supplements the in-person experience by providing immediate training until a course is available in your area as well as refresher training after you attend an in-person event.
Sign up for the free course below:
IDOT Online Traffic Incident Management Training
Another great free course is IDOT Online Traffic Incident Management Training. This course is hosted by Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT).
Sign up for the free course below:
IDOT Online Traffic Incident Management Training
Heavy Stabilization & Lift Class
This weekend, Toranze Lee and Premier Extrication held their Heavy Stabilization and Lifting class taught. The class focused on advanced techniques using the Paratech equipment, eDraulic tools, grip hoists, vehicle stabilization methods, airbags for lifting, power tools, and the use of heavy wreckers for extrication.
Some of the departments that attended:
The North Carolina Extrication School at Sandhills Fire Training Center was hosted by the North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal. Firefighters had the opportunity to learn cutting-edge tactics in the world of vehicle extrication from some of the top instructors in the county.
Training
Car into an apartment building
In Mississauga, Canada, a vehicle crashed into a large residential building and the damage could have impacted up to 4 stories. Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services stated the vehicle hit the window on the building’s second floor. The driver was extricated and transported to the hospital.
Car into an apartment building
In Mississauga, Canada, a vehicle crashed into a large residential building and the damage could have impacted up to 4 stories. Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services stated the vehicle hit the window on the building’s second floor. The driver was extricated and transported to the hospital.
