College of Field Command and Operations (CFCO) Comprehensive Core Classes Becoming a Subject Matter Expert Your corporation will establish a network before an infrastructure collapse Why, How and Where can a staging area be established to feed employees or outside vendors Why, How and Where do you establish a communication center and by developing protocols within your organization? This program is to design to teach you how to write grants and establish standard operating procedures for grants How to design and utilize a command center communication network Establishing Protocols and Standard Operating Procedures between your corporation and similar corporations around America by networking How to communicate with local, state and Federal Agencies during a crisis How to establish a command center inside your own corporation A self study program between similar corporations across America to help one another during/after a crisis Courses Center for Advanced Transportation Systems Simulation (CATSS): Presentation 1, Presentation 2, Presenation 3 F.E.M.A.T. (Fire, Emergency Medical Services, Mobile Tactical Command (Governor's), Accreditation and Alliance, Technology and Training): F - Fire Service Instructor’s – FO-1 and FO-2 Classes E - EMT Recertification to Basic/Advance Life Support M - Ground Zero Command Headquarters A - Our programs are accredited through the College of Field Command and Operations. 3% of the donations will be forwarded to the Emergency Vehicle Operator’s Death and Benevolence Association T - The latest technology and training in the above fields Emergency Vehicle Operations Training (EVOC): Presenation 1, Presentation 2 Student (16 hours): $200.00 New Instructor (40 Hours): $1,750.00 Seasoned Instructor (24 Hours): $995.00* *20% goes to the Emergency Vehicle Operators Death and Scholarship Foundation. Computer Based Training Simulation Accreditation Standards The staff of GMTC would like to introduce you to The College of Field Command and Operations (CFCO). This is an accredited college of excellence, performance and outstanding achievements. The comprehensive curriculum is designed to help community leaders become better prepared for emergencies. CFCO is intended to help all local, state and Federal agencies, corporations and associations in developing a communication network command protocol to communicate with community officials during a homeland security breech or man-made disaster. CFCO is unique in its design. There are ten core curriculums and several additional train-the-trainer programs. The college is open to any individual, corporation or association who has a need for core curriculum that deals with infrastructure. The Board of Directors has agreed to look at any college level curriculum which has been designed and is seeking accreditation. This process is extensive, but once the program has been approved by the committee, the course will have CFCO accreditation and will be automatically added to CFCO electives. The class will be advertised on the website and if there is enough interest, we will host the class at CFCO. One of our curriculum experts will be assigned to you as a liaison if your curriculum is not at a college level. Our experts are dedicated to guiding you through the process after your program has met our minimum qualifications. If your program does not meet our minimum requirements you will be advised to readdress the issues that are keeping your program from being accredited. Once your program has been researched further and the issues have been met you can resubmit the curriculum for additional consideration. Once the program meets our minimum qualification one of our liaisons will be assigned to you throughout the process. Bookstore Emergency Vehicle Operator's Course (Spiral-bound) – by M. E Klein Book Description: 240 pages of in-depth information on how to handle an emergency vehicle in all phases of emergency vehicle operation. This textbooks deals with court cases involving State and Federal Laws, interpretation of the laws, vehicle check out responsibilities, how to respond to emergency alarms safely, placing the emergency vehicle back in services, documentation, and teaching the EV Operator how to drive during adverse weather conditions. Each student will know the 25 psychological factors in knowing the emergency vehicle. The student will learn what S.I.R.E.N stands for and how the emergency vehicle operator's roles change during the treatment of a patient from loading the patient in back of an emergency vehicle to learn how to stage and set up a helicopter landing zone, as the textbook continues it deals with live court cases that I was an expert witness in and finally the textbook introduces each emergency vehicle operator on the Principles of vehicle control. Click here to order from Amazon.com. Copyright ©2008 | Spring City Chamber of Commerce | Purchase Ad Space | Home