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Mobile Training Units
Types of Mobile Fire Training Available
Training provides the knowledge and skills necessary to operate at all levels of the fire service. Much of the hands-on training is done as a simulation of real-life scenarios. Classes can be customized to be delivered at hosting fire stations, online, or at the Riverland Fire/EMS Center in Austin.
SCBA Training Trailer
Training Involves:
- Search & Rescue Techniques
- Mayday Situations
- Rope Searches, Orientated Person
- Rapid Intervention Training
- Pittsburg Drill—Over, Under, Through
Training Enhances:
- Upper Level Confidence Building
- Lower Level Search and Rescue Skills
- Team Work Skills
- SCBA Experience
- Accountability
Ventilation Trailer
Training Involves:
- Ventilate 6–12 pitched roof
- Working from a roof ladder
- Using a ventilation saw to cut a large opening
- Practice breaking away ceiling below
- Teamwork and equipment safety stressed
Your department is required to furnish 1/2 inch plywood and 1/2 inch sheet rock.
All equipment is furnished.
Training done in actual grain bin!
Grain Bin Trailer
Training Involves:
- Safety concerns stressed
- Equipment needed
- Use of Grain Bin Rescue Tube
- Use of ropes & harness
- Atmospheric testing
- Rescue of buried victims
- Discussing breaching bin walls
LP Emergencies Training
Training Involves:
- Live LP Burn including LP Tree and Tank
- Discuss the need to attack this type of fire or not, safety stressed
- Teamwork, communication
Survival Trailer
Classroom & Hands-on Training Include:
- Self & Team Rescue Techniques
- Stairway Lift & Carries
- Head First Out the Window
- Rescue Through the Floor Exercises
- Denver Window Drill
- Rope Slide
Lifting Cribbing, Lowering Table, Hydraulic Tool Jenga
Practice your skills:
- Hydraulic tools
- High pressure airbags
- Cribbing techniques
- Teamwork & communication
Live Burning Training Trailer
Training Involves:
- Teamwork
- Fire Attack
- Suppression
- Incident Command
- Ventilation
Forcible Entry Training
Training Involves:
- Simulate cutting security bars on doors and windows
- Learn proper body ergonomics when using the K-12 in different positions to lessen fatigue and risk of injury
- Cut, strike and break keyed or combination locks
- Use your “K” tool to pull commercial rim style lock
- Use your "R" tool to pull out commercial/residential dead bolt style lock
- Manipulate dead bolt latch mechanisms after the lock has been pulled
- Simulate cutting and pulling hinges and flat plates
- Simulate plunge cutting steel commercial doors with a K-12 saw that utilize panic bar hardware.
- Practice inward & outward breach