Large Animal Rescue

Training

Class Description

Class Outline

Facility Needs

Class Schedule

How to Schedule a Class

Training Photos

How to Schedule and Organize a Class

First, contact us for available dates, we need at least an 8 weeks notice to make the proper arrangements with CA State Fire Training.

Number of Students:

  • We have a limit of 25 students per class, 15 to 20 students is optimal, we want every student to get individual assistance so that they leave the class with a sound understanding of all the material presented.

  • Confirmation of student registration is critical so that we can plan for a good student/instructor ratio.

  • We recommend deposits.

  • We recommend a wait list to cover those who drop out.

  • Agencies that “call-back” staffing resulting in no-shows will be charged a 50% fee unless those seats can be filled from the wait list.
  • Costs:


    As of January 2008 the Calfornia State Fire Marshal Training has increased its certification fees 400%, unfortunately with this increase and rising fuel costs, we are forced to raise fees.
  • Fees are now at $190 per student for the two day class plus student manual and certification, effective August 2008.
  • Extra costs may be assessed for travel greater than 200 miles. Contact us to negotiate.
  • Make checks out to "Large Animal Rescue Company".

To hold a class, we need the following;

    Day one
    • Classroom setting with desks, chairs, white board, ability to block light from windows, power for a projector and VCR, preferably ground floor
    • Space for two life-size demo horses near the front of the room, one standing, one recumbent
    • Space for extra table for props, visual material
    • Immediate access to additional area for hands-on stations
      • Space, inside or out, to roll and manipulate 3 life-size manikins during manipulative skills.
      • Space, inside or out, for a truck and horse trailer
    Day two
    • Access to areas to stage scenario training, these should include:
      • An area to roll a small horse trailer in its side
      • An area to conduct various "over the side" and entrapment extrication exercises
      • An area (trees, structure, or tractor) to conduct a vertical lift with a 500 pound manikin

    To attend a class

    Contact us and we will direct you to the appropriate person or, check out the class listing for California State Fire Training at http://http://osfm.fire.ca.gov/ClassSchedule.asp.

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