Initial CERT TrainingThis training is free, but participants will need to pay for LiveScan fingerprinting. Call Fullerton Fire at (714)773-1316 with questions. View Course Syllabus. Fill out the registration online, download a copy or pick up a registration packet during normal business hours at: Fullerton Fire Department Headquarters 312 E. Commonwealth Avenue Fullerton, CA 92832
| Date/Time | Course Title | Saturday, April 10th, 17th & 24th 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM (bring a sack lunch) | Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training | | Fall 2010 | TBA |
All classes are located at: Fullerton City Maintenance Yard 1580 W Commonwealth Ave, cross street of Basque
Monthly CERT Training Dates
These courses are for team members who have successfully completed initial CERT training. To sign-up for one of these training sessions, contact the CRV office at (714) 773-1316, or email CRV@fullertonfire.org. All classes are located at the following unless otherwise noted: Fullerton City Maintenance Yard 1580 W Commonwealth Ave, cross street of Basque
| Date/Time | Course Title | Wednesday, April 14, 2010 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM | Earthquake Preparedness | Wednesday, June 9, 2010 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM | Response Trailer Familiarization - Sta. 1 | Wednesday, August 11, 2010 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM | First Aid & Triage | Wednesday, October 13 2010 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM | Radio Usage with Drill - Sta. 5 (Athletic shoes or work boots, and long pants required) |
Training days are the second Wednesday of even months. There is no training in December. Courses will be cancelled for insufficient interest (need 6 people to attend). No training is planned for May, July, September, November and December.
Training Information
 Cribbing
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Earthquake Awareness — a study of the earthquake threat in Southern California, and what to do before, during and after a quake. Fire Awareness — fire chemistry, fire safety, utility control, creative firefighting techniques and how to recognized hazardous materials.Disaster Medical Operations — recognizing and treating life-threatening emergencies, the “ABC’s of Triage”, basic first aid and treatment management.Light Search and Rescue Operations — evacuation, search techniques, rescue methods, including cribbing. Team Organization and Disaster Psychology — developing a response team using people on scene, utilizing the Incident Command Structure and completing a psychological size-up of victims of a disaster. Terrorism and Homeland Defense — a study of the history of terrorism, DOs and DON’Ts during a terrorist attack, and Homeland defense tips.CERT Course Syllabus |