Taught by certified fire and EMS educators, this two-hour interactive and hands on program features background instruction on firefighter fatalities and the leading cause of death amongst responders: Cardiac Arrest.  This program will show responders how to recognize a downed firefighter, extricate the firefighter and remove turnout gear and airpacks while performing CPR in under thirty seconds.  Participants should bring turnout gear and air cylinder for maximum education.  The class also features information regarding rehab operations and strategies to prevent cardiac related firefighter fatalities.  Call LOS today for pricing.  

Often well partnered with Firefighter Down, this 1.5 hour course describes the purpose of emergency scene rehab and provides a template on setting up rehab operations and tools necessary.  The course reviews the Pennsylvania BLS protocol on rehab operations and concludes with a table top based exercise.  EMS continuing education credits available.  Call LOS for pricing and availability.

This program spends time investigating the ERG and teaches students how to use the guidebook.  It describes the importance of the book, the different colored tabs, and how to look up chemicals.  The course is certified for EMS continuing education and counts towards annual Hazardous Materials Refresher training hours for your agency.  The class requires the agency to have up-to-date ERG guidebooks on hand for an inclusive activity to complete the class.  

Designed by CEO Rosenheck, this class is intended for BLS level EMS providers responsible for providing splinting care for patients as a result of a trauma related emergency.  The course includes lecture on the musculoskeletal system, splinting methods and types, and injury patterns.  The class includes a large hands-on skills component where students, given a series of injuries and a pile of supplies, will immobilize the patient.  Call for pricing and availability.  EMS continuing education credits available. Course length is 3-4 hours.