ARFF Training

ARFF Training

Required ARFF training is dictated by the FAR Part 139. In addition Operational guidelines are created for other tasks that are performed for the customer. The written guidelines indicate what type of training needs to be done and how often training should take place. Training includes all classroom and practical exercises required to meet set standards.

Initial Training

FAR Part 139 Compliance Training

  • Aircraft Familiarization
  • Rescue and Firefighting Personal Safety
  • Emergency Communications Systems on the Airport, Including Fire Alarms
  • Use of Fire Hoses, Nozzles, Turrets, and Other Appliances
  • Applications of Extinguishing Agents
  • Emergency Aircraft Evacuation Assistance
  • Firefighting Operations
  • Adapting and Using Structural Rescue and Firefighting Equipment for Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting
  • Aircraft Cargo Hazards
  • Dangerous Goods
  • Familiarization with Firefighters' Duties under the Airport Emergency Plan
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Fuel Farm Inspection Training

  • FAA Approved Course
  • Covers FAA Part 139.321 and NFPA 407 Requirements
  • Hands on Training

Airport Self Inspection Training

  • Meets Requirements of 139.327
  • Covers all Parts of AC 150/5200-19C
  • Hands on Training

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