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In this session, you will be introduced to federal requirements that serve to protect a patient’s rights to privacy and security of... More… In this session, you will be introduced to federal requirements that serve to protect a patient’s rights to privacy and security of their personal and health information. You will learn how we use patient information and bill for our services. You will be introduced to the procedures and practices that are in place to protect patient information entrusted to us, including the role of the Privacy Officer and Security Officer. We expect that you will fully understand your role and the responsibilities we entrust to you, as an employee, in protecting the privacy of those we provide services to. Less…

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Apparatus Operator - Emergency Vehicle Operation Course Provides vehicle operators with a better understanding of the seriousness of... More… Apparatus Operator - Emergency Vehicle Operation Course Provides vehicle operators with a better understanding of the seriousness of emergency vehicle operation. Based on objectives from National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standard 1002 Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator, Chapter 2, this course stimulates the thought processes to make students aware of the potential for tragedy and financial loss and of the legal and moral responsibilities encountered when operating an emergency vehicle. Apparatus Operator Emergency Vehicle Operations Equivalents are EVOC Courses offered by VFIS Insurance, ESIP Insurance or Utica National Insurance. Train the Trainers are not accepted as equivalent. Designed for: Fire service personnel Course Length: 18 hours Prerequisites: A valid driver’s license Course number : 01-05-0004 Course Location(s): Locally via OutreachLess…

Basic Exterior Firefighting Operations (BEFO) 2016 Edition This course prepares new firefighters to operate in the exterior or... More… Basic Exterior Firefighting Operations (BEFO) 2016 Edition This course prepares new firefighters to operate in the exterior or non-IDLH areas of the fire scene. Students participate in learning events covering firefighter personal protective equipment (PPE), self-contained breathing apparatus inspection and cylinder changing, fire department communications, building construction and fire behavior, modern fire control research, portable fire extinguishers, rope and knot tying, ground ladders, forcible entry, tactical ventilation theory, water supply, hose and fire streams, loss control, orientation to fire origin and cause determination, fire prevention and life safety initiatives, confined space awareness, overview of first aid and buddy care, and Hazardous Materials First Responder Operations. Designed for: Fire department personnel who, for whatever reason, will not be classified as an interior structural firefighter. Course Length: 79 hours Less…

Engine Company Operations Course Designed for: Fire service personnel Course Length: 24 hours Prerequisites: Firefighter I or... More… Engine Company Operations Course Designed for: Fire service personnel Course Length: 24 hours Prerequisites: Firefighter I or equivalent and students must also be physically capable of wearing SCBA and possess current medical clearance for SCBA use. Students not possessing this prerequisite will not be allowed to participate for their own safety. A completed “Training Authorization Letter” mailed with your registration will meet this requirement. Course number : 01-05-0046 Course Location(s): Locally via OutreachLess…

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Fire Officer I (NFPA 1021-2014 ed.) This is the second course in the Fire Officer I series. The Company Training & Community Risk... More… Fire Officer I (NFPA 1021-2014 ed.) This is the second course in the Fire Officer I series. The Company Training & Community Risk Reduction course provides current and potential fire officers with a basic knowledge of how to determine company-level training needs, teaching from a lesson plan, documentation of training activities, and different methods to conduct company-level training. Additionally, this course covers the basic responsibilities of the fire officer as they relate to community relations, company-level building inspections, and community risk reduction. This course is based upon the requirements found in Chapter 4 of NFPA 1021, Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications. Course Length: 12 hours Prerequisite: Firefighter I, or Basic Firefighter, or Firefighting Essentials Required Text: Fire and Emergency Services Company Officer 5th Edition (IFSTA)Less…

Fire Police Trains fire police to perform their duties more effectively. It includes defining and interpreting terms, oath of office,... More… Fire Police Trains fire police to perform their duties more effectively. It includes defining and interpreting terms, oath of office, relation to regular police officers, general duties, maintaining safe conditions at an emergency, traffic direction and control, pre-planning, and various laws of interest to the fire service. Under the provision of General Municipal Law, Section 209-c, this course, when approved by OFPC, must be completed by every fire police officer who was appointed after September 1, 1980. Designed for: Fire service personnel designated as fire policeLess…

Registration for all Madison County course is now mandatory. Registration priority is given to County agencies, their regular mutual... More… Registration for all Madison County course is now mandatory. Registration priority is given to County agencies, their regular mutual aid partners, then out of county students. It is the responsibility of the student to contact the fire coordinator if they have registered for a course and their availability has changed.Less…

Hazardous Materials Technician Module 1: Primary Skills for the Hazardous Materials Responder Emergency response personnel will learn... More… Hazardous Materials Technician Module 1: Primary Skills for the Hazardous Materials Responder Emergency response personnel will learn basic skills to effectively and safely respond to incidents involving hazardous materials in an offensive or defensive mode. This course covers portions of OSHA 1910.120 and NFPA 472 for the Hazardous Materials Technician. Topics include terminology associated with Hazardous Materials responses, use of reference materials at a hazardous materials incident, determining appropriate decontamination methods and the selection and use of chemical protective clothing. Course uses both lecture and hands-on skill stations. Designed for: All emergency response personnel Course Length: 24 hours Prerequisites: Hazardous Materials First Responder Operations, and SCBA medical clearance. Signed Training Authorization Letter required. Student must be affiliated with a hazardous materials response agency to attend regional classes. Academy offerings are open to all.Less…

The Emergency Management Office will be publishing a quarterly newsletter for the first responder community throughout Madison County.... More… The Emergency Management Office will be publishing a quarterly newsletter for the first responder community throughout Madison County. Each edition will contain timely topics, best practices, response plan & EMS protocol updates, etc., that affect the way you do your job. If you are interested in receiving the newsletter please complete the form below. Thanks!Less…

Registration for all Madison County course is now mandatory. Registration priority is given to County agencies, their regular mutual... More… Registration for all Madison County course is now mandatory. Registration priority is given to County agencies, their regular mutual aid partners, then out of county students. It is the responsibility of the student to contact the fire coordinator if they have registered for a course and their availability has changed.Less…

Vehicle Rescue Operations Level Training Provides hands-on training in motor vehicle rescue and extrication techniques while stressing... More… Vehicle Rescue Operations Level Training Provides hands-on training in motor vehicle rescue and extrication techniques while stressing the need for scene safety and vehicle stabilization. It includes rescue theory, rescue life cycle, new technology in automotive design and rescue tools and their uses. Designed for: All emergency response personnel Course Length: 18 hoursLess…

Apparatus Operator - Aerial Device Designed to follow the NFPA 1002 Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications,... More… Apparatus Operator - Aerial Device Designed to follow the NFPA 1002 Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications, provides the student with knowledge necessary to operate, inspect and maintain aerial devices. Course content includes emergency vehicle operations review, classification and typing, vehicle inspection, operation of various types of aerial devices including platforms and ladders, proper location of placement and setup at an incident including driving, spotting and stabilizing. Fire departments must possess an aerial device to offer this program enabling students to fully operate this device. Designed for: Fire service personnel Course Length: 24 hours Prerequisites: Apparatus Operator, and BEFO (formerly known as Scene Support Operations) or equivalent Course number : 01-05-0003 Course Location(s): Locally via OutreachLess…

Apparatus Operator - Pump Offers knowledge and skills essential to pump operation. Based on objectives from National Fire Protection... More… Apparatus Operator - Pump Offers knowledge and skills essential to pump operation. Based on objectives from National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator, Chapter 3, this course includes responsibilities of pump operators, hydraulics and friction loss, pump controls and accessories, fire streams, pumper practices, pumping from draft and pump evolutions, and using the fire pump at the fire hydrant. Demonstrations and practice sessions are included. Designed for: Fire service personnel Course Length: 24 hours Prerequisites: Apparatus Operator, and BEFO (formerly known as Scene Support Operations) or equivalent Course number : 01-05-0005 Course Location(s): Locally via OutreachLess…

This is a classroom and hands-on training opportunity lead by a DEC contractor. It will cover the resources contained in the spill... More… This is a classroom and hands-on training opportunity lead by a DEC contractor. It will cover the resources contained in the spill trailer and how they are deployed should there be a hazardous materials spill. Saturday, September 14th, 08:00-12:00 Chittenango Volunteer Fire Department 417 Genesee Street Chittenango, NY 13037Less…

This course discusses the legal authority, and who has the responsibility, to conduct fire investigations. Students learn about fire... More… This course discusses the legal authority, and who has the responsibility, to conduct fire investigations. Students learn about fire scene security and their role in the identification and preservation of evidence potentially relevant to a fire investigation. Participants are provided an overview of the fire investigation process to assist in meeting requirements of General Municipal Law § 204d, and so they can recognize instances where a certified fire investigator should be requested. Designed for: All fire service personnel, with emphasis toward Fire Officers and Officer Candidates. Course Length: 6 hours Prerequisites: None Course number: 01-01-0039 Course Location(s): Regionally via Outreach Student Required Equipment/Materials: NoneLess…

Fire Officer 1 Modular Series: Leadership & Supervision The Officer Development – Leadership & Supervision course provides current... More… Fire Officer 1 Modular Series: Leadership & Supervision The Officer Development – Leadership & Supervision course provides current and potential fire officers with a fundamental knowledge of the duties, responsibilities, and leadership required to be successful as a fire officer. Additionally, this course covers the basic responsibilities of the fire officer as they relate to human resources management as well as common administrative functions. This course is based upon the requirements found in Chapter 4 of NFPA 1021, Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications. Course Length: 15 hours Prerequisite: Firefighter I, or Basic Firefighter, or Firefighting Essentials Required Text: Fire and Emergency Services Company Officer 5th Edition (IFSTA) Course number: 01-11-0152 Course Location: Locally via OutreachLess…

Hazardous Materials Technician Module 1: Primary Skills for the Hazardous Materials Responder Emergency response personnel will learn... More… Hazardous Materials Technician Module 1: Primary Skills for the Hazardous Materials Responder Emergency response personnel will learn basic skills to effectively and safely respond to incidents involving hazardous materials in an offensive or defensive mode. This course covers portions of OSHA 1910.120 and NFPA 472 for the Hazardous Materials Technician. Topics include terminology associated with Hazardous Materials responses, use of reference materials at a hazardous materials incident, determining appropriate decontamination methods and the selection and use of chemical protective clothing. Course uses both lecture and hands-on skill stations. Designed for: All emergency response personnel Course Length: 24 hours Prerequisites: Hazardous Materials First Responder Operations, and SCBA medical clearance. Signed Training Authorization Letter required. Student must be affiliated with a hazardous materials response agency to attend regional classes. Academy offerings are open to all.Less…

The complexity of incident management, coupled with the growing need for multi-agency and multi-functional involvement on incidents,... More… The complexity of incident management, coupled with the growing need for multi-agency and multi-functional involvement on incidents, has increased the need for a single standard incident management system that can be utilized by all emergency response agencies. Use of the Incident Command System (ICS) by both public safety and private sector organizations continues to increase across the country. The ICS is designed to be used for all applications, fires (wildland and structural), hazardous materials incidents, law enforcement operations, search and rescue operations, air, ground and water accidents, mass casualty incidents, natural disasters and planned events. Designed for: Fire officers, law enforcement supervisory personnel, emergency medical officers and emergency management personnel Course Length: 24 hours Prerequisite: Basic Incident Command System (I-200) Course number: 01-11-0159Less…

On June 18, 2007, nine firefighters perished in a warehouse fire in Charleston, SC. What was initially dispatched as a trash fire... More… On June 18, 2007, nine firefighters perished in a warehouse fire in Charleston, SC. What was initially dispatched as a trash fire escalated into one of the most scrutinized events in national fire service history. David had the unfortunate experience of being the engineer on the first due engine that day. As he operated on the fireground, he witnessed things that he will never forget.Less…

Truck Company Operations Course This course provides instruction for using ladder company equipment including operating ground... More… Truck Company Operations Course This course provides instruction for using ladder company equipment including operating ground ladders. Includes duties and responsibilities of the ladder company, operating and maintaining specialized tools, ventilation, forcible entry, search, and building construction. Designed for: Fire service personnel Course Length: 24 hours Prerequisites: Firefighter I or equivalent and students must also be physically capable of wearing SCBA and possess current medical clearance for SCBA use. Students not possessing this prerequisite will not be allowed to participate for their own safety. A completed “Training Authorization Letter” mailed with your registration will meet this requirement. Course number : 01-05-0046 Course Location(s): Locally via OutreachLess…

Submission of this form is your legally binding acknowlegement that you have viewed the training material.

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All independent contractors/vendors that provide direct health and medical services for Madison County are required to receive training... More… All independent contractors/vendors that provide direct health and medical services for Madison County are required to receive training related to the County’s Compliance Program. Submission of this form is your legally binding acknowledgement that you have viewed the training video and materials.Less…

All members of the County's Governing Body (Board of Supervisors, Board of Health, Community Services Board) must view the following... More… All members of the County's Governing Body (Board of Supervisors, Board of Health, Community Services Board) must view the following Corporate Compliance for the Governing Body training video and complete the training acknowledgement form annually. Submission of this form is your legally binding acknowledgement that you have viewed the training video and materials.Less…

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**If a crime is in progress or this is an emergency, CALL 911** Please help us keep the community safe by reporting possible crime and... More… **If a crime is in progress or this is an emergency, CALL 911** Please help us keep the community safe by reporting possible crime and drug activity.Less…

Public input on the current relationship of the Madison County Sheriff’s Office with the community is welcome. We are asking for... More… Public input on the current relationship of the Madison County Sheriff’s Office with the community is welcome. We are asking for public comment so that we can listen and learn from the community as we review the current perspective of their relationship with the Madison County Sheriff’s Office. The public comment period will be open until October 23, 2020. Less…

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