As a pre-requisite to this training, individuals must complete and pass the written SGI exam for Air Brakes. Instructors will prepare learners for their practical component and exam.

Training will cover the 5 types of building construction and the appropriate Firefighting considerations of each. Students will learn all aspects of fire behavior, fire science and the latest suppression techniques.

NFPA 1006 is an intensive Confined Space Entry and Rescue class that provided hands-on experience and real-life scenarios allowing the student to gain confidence in this dangerous environment.

This course is an introduction to preventative maintenance and essential driver operation. This NFPA 1002 Pump A portion focuses on types of apparatus equipped with a pump, apparatus inspection and maintenance, as well as apparatus safety and operating emergency vehicles. The course for firefighter training will also go into how to position an apparatus, which is crucial for firefighter academy training.

Recognized by the Saskatchewan College of Paramedics , this training provides the knowledge and skills for firefighters, law enforcement, emergency medical service personnel in an emergency to help sustain life, reduce pain, and minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness until the next level of health care personnel takes over.

Students will build the skills to successfully transition to employment, including resume writing, interviewing, mental and physical wellness, professionalism, and a work integrated learning experience in a fire department.

During this course, students will learn the proper use of both Class A and Class B foam application in live fire exercises.

Students will develop effective supply hoseline operations that are essential to engine company operations. While some operations will be performed through drafting or relay pumping, the most common and basic water supply operation is through a fire hydrant. For hydrant operations, firefighters must understand the capabilities and limitations of the supply hoselines as well as the water main system that is supplying the hydrants.

NFPA 1041 (Level 1) will introduce individuals to the techniques required to deliver a course from a prepared lesson plan. Learners will be exposed to training aids, evaluation instruments and methods of establishing a positive learning environment.

Students will be trained to use ground ladders, all aspects of ventilation, and forcible entry techniques.

MHFA is the help provided to a person developing a mental health problem, experiencing a mental health crisis, or a worsening of their mental health. Certified by the Mental Health Commission of Canada, this training will focus on improving awareness, increasing confidence to assist, and decreasing the stigma surrounding mental health.

Students will learn to design and deliver presentations on general Fire Safety.

The NFPA 1002 Pump B portion focuses on the principles of water, hose nozzles and flow rates, theoretical pressure calculations and fire ground hydraulic calculations. It goes into fire pump theory, operating fire pumps and static water supply sources. In addition, relay pumping operations, foam equipment and systems as well as apparatus testing is also included. This pumper portion is crucial for those looking to become a firefighter.

Using interactive props, learners will experience training sessions and run various real life training scenarios. Students will learn to face the challenge of mitigating hazardous materials emergencies, including roles of personnel and incidents, identifying hazardous materials, identifying actions options, performing and reporting on progress, and performing emergency decontamination. Students will gain certification in NFPA 1072 Awareness and NFPA 1072 Operations.

Students will learn the maintenance and use of modern SCBA and become proficient in its use. Students will utilize SCBA in low visibility rescue training scenarios.

Students will be instructed to initiate and receive emergency calls and perform fire-ground radio communications.

This course covers the modern extrication techniques to rescue entrapped victims and to provide highly skilled and competent medical care. Students will prepare for a Level II written exam and practical evaluation.

This topic covers how an uncontrolled fire spreading through natural or unnatural vegetation has the potential to threaten lives and property if not contained. Students will perform manoeuvres to combat a wildfire situation.