Lowcountry Fire & EMS Weekend, November 9-10

July 11, 2013

Colleton County Fire-Rescue is proud to announce the FIRST ever Lowcountry Fire & EMS weekend, November 9th & 10th, 2013.

The Lowcountry Fire & EMS weekend is designed to bring quality training to local and state Fire & EMS services. Most conferences focus on a specific topic and do not encompass the wide range of job functions for which modern day Fire & EMS agencies are responsible. This weekend will provide various training opportunities for firefighters to chief officers and for first responders to Paramedics. The instructors for this weekend are state, national and international speakers with a combined average experience of 25 years. Never has such a diverse compilation of Fire & EMS training been offered by such a diverse instructor group in this area. In short, you will find something for everyone during this weekend.

EMS Courses

Engine Co. Ops for the First Responder
“I See Dead People”
Med Math
Rapid Sequence Induction
Talking TO the Patient (and Not AT the Patient) Simple 12 Leads EKG Interpretation
“Why Do We Care About the Bad Air”

FIRE COURSES

ARFF Tactics without the ARFF Truck
Are You Accountable
Building Construction- “What Goes Up, Must Come Down”
Company Level Training: Now You Have the Badge
Hometown Inspections/Hometown Politics
Managing the Mayday
NFPA 1403 “To Script or Not to Script”
Quint Concepts
Scene Preservation and Basic Fire Investigation
S.C. Burning: A Historical Look at South Carolina’s Fire Problems...and Solutions There Are No Lifeguards in the Gene Pool; Swiftwater and Flood Rescue in the Low Country
“Those Extra Letters in Our Signature Blocks; Are We Replacing our Fireground Leaders with
Managers?”
Transitional Fire Attack: This Isn’t Your Grandfather’s Fire Attack

H.O.T Classes

Surviving the MAYDAY
Street Smart Forcible Entry
Auto Extrication “Communication from Within” **The Auto Extrication is open to both EMS & FIRE**
Ladder Company Ops for the Engine Company

Fire & EMS Courses

“Are You Really Taking Care of Yourself”
Chief/Director Roundtable
Clandestine Drug Lab Awareness
Distance Learning: An Emergency Services Approach
“Whose Helicopter is That? Helicopter Utilization beyond the LZ Setup”

You will be able to view the full list of course offerings at: www.lcfems.com On-line registration available

Course Registration Cost:

One Day-Classroom Only $35
Two Day-Classroom Only $59
One Day-HOT Class Only $40
Two Day HOT Class $70
One Day HOT Class + One Day Classroom $70
**Lunch is included with registration**

Lowcountry Fire & EMS Weekend, November 9-10

Greenville County Chiefs accepted the challenge - will you?