Emergency Vehicle Driver Training (EVOC/EVDT) teaches first responders critical skills for safely operating emergency vehicles, covering defensive driving, legal responsibilities (due regard), vehicle dynamics, inspection, and handling emergencies, using a mix of classroom theory (mental aspects, laws, physics) and hands-on practice on a closed course, to prevent accidents and ensure effective response. 2 days, 16 total hours.

This program addresses safety topics pertaining to UTVs and ATVs within an ESO fleet including importance of safe vehicle operations, the need for continued training, the vehicle operator, protective gear, preplanning, basic safety and maintenance.

The VFIS Trailer Operations course is designed to educate responders on safe trailer operations, including the tow vehicle, brake requirements, tow hitch, ball and coupler assembly. As well as inspecting the vehicle, inspecting and loading the trailer, and driving with a trailer. The course includes classroom discussions followed by a skills course where participants test their knowledge.