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2008 Department Training and Event Schedule
April - June
Date Day Time Type Topic Instructor Comments
1 Apr Tue 1900 EMS

Paediatric Emergency Assessment, Recognition, and Stabilisation (PEARS)
Part 3 of 3 - Final Exam

Altman CEU on successful completion
5 Apr Sat 1330 ALL Torelli Tour of Greene County bike race   Meet at Station 81 @ 1300
8 Apr Tue 1830 Fire Morris Bean Prairie Burn   Fire CE. Meet at Station 81
15 Apr Tue 1800 Officer Officer Meeting    
1900 EMS BLS Trauma Assessment
ALS Megacodes
Altman, Powell CEU
19 Apr Sat 0930 SRT Special Response Team Training Maychack  
1100-
1300
ALL Spring Cleaning Fling & Cookout   Station 81
22 Apr Tue 1900 Fire Commercial Building Search   Fire CE
26 Apr Sat 1330

Into The Fire at the Little Art Theatre. In aid of buying a new Thermal Imaging Camera   Spread the word.
For full details, click here...
27 Apr Sun 1700-
1900

ALL

MTFR Spring Family Picnic   Ellis Pond Park
29 Apr Tue 1900 ALL Annual Infection Control Training - Mandatory* Powell CEU
6 May Tue 1900 ALL "I Want a New Fire Station"
Department Photograph
Altman, Powell Photo postponed due to poor turnout
10 May Sat 0930 SRT Special Response Team Training Maychack  
13 May Tue 1800 Officer Officer Meeting    
1900 Fire Tanker Operations Lebold Fire CE
19 May Mon 1800 Fire FF Level 2 Training Begins - Ends 7/21 Altman  
20 May Tue 1800-
2030
ALL National EMS Week Open House   Sign up sheet in Run Room.
It's drill night - be there!!
22 May Thur 1830-
2130

MTFR Bike Team Training (Part 1)
Contact m1973macvane@yahoo.com to register
Altman Station 81
23 May Fri 1200

EMS Week Lunch Cookout. Yummy cookout for us to recognise us!  Please RSVP.   Station 81
24 May Sat 0900-
1700

MTFR Bike Team Training (Part 2)
* Must have attended Part 1
Altman Station 81
27 May Tue 1900 ALL CareFlight Safety Training
Portable Radio Training
CareFlight
Maychack
Postponed due to bad weather
 
28 May Wed 1830-
2030

Healthy Meals with Maychack ®   Station 81
29 May Thu 1900 Special Swift Water Awareness Training Hall Station 81
1 June Sun 0930

South Glen Hike. There's a South Glen?   Meet at Station 81
3 June Tue 1900 EMS Response to Sexual Assaults Cancelled
EMS Drills
SRMC
Powell
CEU
 
8 June Sun 0900 Special Swift Water Rescue Operations Course*
(NFPA 1670)
  Postponed due to high water !!
Hall * Must have attended the awareness training session.
10 June Tue 1800 Officer Officer Meeting    
1900 Fire Company Training Maychack & Wescott Fire CE
14 June Sat 0730 ALL Summer Street Fair, Yellow Springs   Meet at Station 81
17 June Tue 1900 EMS Critical Incident Stress Management Altman CEU
18 June Wed 1830

Healthy Meals with Maychack ®   Station 81
21 June Sat 0930 Rope Special Response Team Training Maychack Cancelled
22 June Sun 0930 John Bryan State Park Trail Ride.
Weather and trail permitting.
Altman Meet at Station 81. BYO Bike & Helmet (required)
24 June Tue 1900 Fire Topic TBA    
4 July Fri 1900

Skip Beehler Independence Day Chowfest   Gaunt Park
5 July Sat 1000 SRT Special Response Team Training Maychack Station 81

Skills sessions are Thursdays from 1730-1900; Contact Aimee to schedule

* Mandatory for ALL members unless you participate in annual infection control training through another agency.
   You must provide Denny with proof of attendance.

CEU = Continuing Education Unit
Fire CE = Continuing Education Units for Fire Fighters (see Note below)

Note: As of February 12, 2008, CEU's are required for renewal of Fire Fighter certification every 3 years. All fire fighters must reregister immediately on the Ohio Department of Public Safety website. You will be reissued a new card that must be shown to the Chief.

Download a PDF of the 2008 April - June Training Schedule
If you can not make a training session, you are required to notify the Chief or your company officer.

• 1st unexcused absence  = verbal warning
• 2nd unexcused absence = written warning
• 3rd unexcused absence  = dismissal

 
Fitness & Wellness Program Information

It is our belief that in order to fulfill our mission and core values, our firefighters and EMTs must be in top shape, physically and emotionally. Our Wellness & Fitness Program has been established so that our members can reach and maintain a level of fitness that allows them to safely perform their assigned functions and to reduce the probability and severity of occupational injuries and illnesses.

For personalised fitness training contact Lisa on 657-0132 or email lis0132(at)aol.com

Our program consists of activities within five program areas.
 

 

The program areas are:

  • Physical fitness.  This includes initial and annual fitness assessments, as well as individualized fitness programming.

  • Medical fitness and nutrition.  All members undergo an initial physician administered physical as well as regular medical assessments.

  • Emotional health.  Through the provision of a contracted employee assistance program, our in-house chaplain program, and the appropriate use of critical incident stress management, we seek to address and reduce emotional and behavioral health issues.

  • Family services.  The involvement of family members in our organization has important benefits.  Additionally, employee assistance services are available free of charge to family members.

  • Injury prevention and rehabilitation.  The rehabilitation of our members following injury must be a priority. Rehabilitation should include multi-site physical therapy and rehabilitation services through a provider that has extensive background with fire departments.

 All members are encouraged to work out regularly.  The services of certified personal trainers are available to all members at no charge.  Repeatedly, research has shown the need for high levels of aerobic fitness, muscular endurance, and muscular strength to perform safely and effectively in the fire service.  Physical fitness is critical to maintaining the wellness of our members.

 The Fitness Assessment (conducted around May-June) consists of the following:

  • Timed treadmill test (assesses aerobic capacity and endurance)
    - Firefighter: Bruce Protocol treadmill test
    - EMT only: Balke Protocol treadmill test
  • YMCA Bench Press test (assesses muscular strength)
  • Half Sit Up test (assesses muscular endurance)
  • Hip to Waist Ratio (body composition)
  • Sit & Reach test (assesses flexibility)

The Kombat Challenge consists of the following, performed in sequence:

  • Charged hose-line drag (75')
  • Stair climb with 2½" hi-rise pack
  • Tool carry (150')
  • Dummy drag (185lb dummy, 150')

All of the above are done in full gear with SCBA. Participants must complete the Kombat Challenge within the time allotted.


Winter WOW! Activity Schedule - January to March, 2008

The 2008 Winter WOW! Wellness & Fitness Activity schedule (version 3) is now available and posted herewith for your enjoyment. With the summer over and the colder months upon us we hope all members maintain their fitness regimes and make good use of our superb gym facilities. Click here to view the schedule.

 

Target Heart Rate Zones
Click here to download/view the Target Heart Rate Zones document to help you manage your fitness training.

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EMS Scheduling and Schedule Request Form

All EMS certified members must serve at least 32-hours per month on the EMS schedule. Schedule request forms are due by the third Tuesday of the prior month. Click here to download a schedule request form.

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MTFR Strategic Plan

"I am proud to present to everyone the MTFR Strategic Plan Year 1 Scorecard.  This document, here in PDF format, charts the current status of our plan’s implementation.  If you’re not familiar with the MTFR Strategic Plan, it can be viewed and/or downloaded below.  We are now embarking on the second year of the ten year plan, the first to be fully funded (due to last spring’s supplemental levy); you’ll be seeing improvements and changes throughout the year.  Additionally, I’ll be seeking member involvement on several of the initiatives outlined within the plan." - Colin Altman, Chief  - Feb 5, 2007

Click on the links below to download PDF files of the MTFR Strategic Plan.

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