GeorgeWendtCFI
05-25-2006, 08:05 AM
CFITrainer, sponsored by the International Association of Arson Investigators, has announced a new, distance learning, course entitled "Fire Investigator Scene Safety". The course description says:
The evaluation of hazard information and the assessment of the relative risks associated with the investigation of fires and explosions are critical factors in the successful management of any investigation. This module will provide a closer look at the many aspects of fire and explosion scene safety, including: industry regulations; recognizing physical, chemical, biological, and radiological hazards; hazard and risk assessment; and protective equipment. This module will include practical information that can be implemented at the scene to put “safety first.”
To register, simply go to www.cfitrainer.net and register. There are 6 other professionally developed courses at that site as well. Registration is free and you can work at your own pace. Course credit can be applied to the training section of the CFI application.
The evaluation of hazard information and the assessment of the relative risks associated with the investigation of fires and explosions are critical factors in the successful management of any investigation. This module will provide a closer look at the many aspects of fire and explosion scene safety, including: industry regulations; recognizing physical, chemical, biological, and radiological hazards; hazard and risk assessment; and protective equipment. This module will include practical information that can be implemented at the scene to put “safety first.”
To register, simply go to www.cfitrainer.net and register. There are 6 other professionally developed courses at that site as well. Registration is free and you can work at your own pace. Course credit can be applied to the training section of the CFI application.