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Emergency Scene Traffic Control

February 21, 2014/in Emergency Scene Traffic Control /by hhildebrandt

This course is for fire departments only.
Course length:
minimum 6 hours; up to 8 with full class
Class minimum/maximum: 6/15
Supervisors Safety Certificate Program: elective course
EOCP CEU’s: n/a
Price: varies, depending on location
Post session: Certificate of Completion
Course Timeline: BCMSA Recommended – 3 years

Course description: This course is for emergency responder employees who have responsibility for setting up emergency scene traffic control as a regular or occasional part of their work. It will be valuable for a variety of first responders in fire and emergency services roles. The course will also be useful for supervisors.

Course outline:

  • Unit 1 – Legal Guidelines and Responsibilities
  • Unit2 – Scene Equipment
  • Unit 3 – Setting Up the Scene
  • Unit 4 – Directing Traffic Safety
  • Unit 5 – Review and Exam
  • Practical application in on-road situation

Visit www.bcmsa.ca/emergencyscenetrafficcontrol for approved instructors.

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