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| Forcible Entry Course |
| Iowa Central Community College Homeland Security Training Center 330 Avenue M Fort Dodge, IA 50501 Visit ICCC's Web page: www.iccc.cc.ia.us Homeland Security |
| Professional Rescue Innovations |
PRI has teamed together with Iowa Central Community College, Homeland
Security Training Center, to bring your department the latest information and
training on
All PRI instructors are certified to teach this course. Our Instructors will come to
your department or location to provide training.
Forcible Entry Course
DESCRIPTION:
How does a firefighter gain entry into a secured building? Getting inside to stop a
potential fire or to rescue a potential victim can be time consuming, hazardous,
and difficult. The instructor conducting forcible entry training must teach the
various methods employed to gain entry into a building through doors, windows,
walls, and by forcing locks. This training must emphasize safety, speed, and the
need to minimize property damage. The difference between success or failure
during a fire suppression operation or rescue may depend on the ability of the
firefighter to breach a barrier quickly, efficiently, and safely. This course will
provide the students the opportunity to practice with realistic props for hands-on
practice.
OBJECTIVES:
For information or to schedule training sessions for your department or agency,
contact us through the class request button.
Information from this page has been provided by Iowa Central Community
College, Homeland Security Training Center.
Security Training Center, to bring your department the latest information and
training on
All PRI instructors are certified to teach this course. Our Instructors will come to
your department or location to provide training.
Forcible Entry Course
DESCRIPTION:
How does a firefighter gain entry into a secured building? Getting inside to stop a
potential fire or to rescue a potential victim can be time consuming, hazardous,
and difficult. The instructor conducting forcible entry training must teach the
various methods employed to gain entry into a building through doors, windows,
walls, and by forcing locks. This training must emphasize safety, speed, and the
need to minimize property damage. The difference between success or failure
during a fire suppression operation or rescue may depend on the ability of the
firefighter to breach a barrier quickly, efficiently, and safely. This course will
provide the students the opportunity to practice with realistic props for hands-on
practice.
OBJECTIVES:
- • Shall correctly identify various types of doors and their construction
materials.
• Shall correctly demonstrate the proper steps necessary to correctly
force entry through each type of door.
• Shall correctly identify the hazards and safety procedures associated
with forcing entry through various doors.
• Shall correctly identify and demonstrate the characteristics of each door
type.
• Shall correctly describe and demonstrate the techniques for safely and
correctly forcing each type of door.
PPE Requirements:
PPE REQUIREMENTS:
Helmet, Protective Hood, Coat with liner, Pants with liner, Fire fighting
Boots, Gloves, and Safety Glasses or Goggles
For information or to schedule training sessions for your department or agency,
contact us through the class request button.
Information from this page has been provided by Iowa Central Community
College, Homeland Security Training Center.
