This program focuses on the principles, theory, and practices of firefighting operations and community fire issues as they pertain to public fire organizations. Hands-on, in-depth academic and practical instruction centering on leadership, fire protection history, legal and regulatory responsibilities in emergency services, fire response strategies and mitigation, emergency medical services, incident command, and physical training/health and wellness.
Certifications
- Basic Life Support Provider CPR and First Aid
- Hazmat
- Wildland Firefighter
Things to Consider About This Program
- Physical training required throughout the program
- Ability to lift at least 40-50 lbs
- Ability to work in physically demanding and environmentally stressful conditions including (but not limited to):
- Outside in all types of weather
- On ladders
- In dark, confined spaces
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to work as a member of a team
- This program satisfies the AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit
Direct Employment
- Seasonal Wildland Firefighter
- First Responder Operations (Hazmat)
- Preparation to earn Firefighter 1 and 2 Certification
Jobs Available After Additional or Advanced Training
- Firefighter
- Fire Inspector
- Fire Technician
- EMT
- Paramedic
Eligibility
Grades 11, 12
Students also must complete the following:
- Pre-participation physical required
“This specialized training has helped me enhance my skill set and has supported my continued pursuit in becoming a professional firefighter.” – Alex Herrera, Central Campus Alumnus
Fire Service Classroom
JTED @ Master Pieces Campus
