Catalog 2016-2017, Final Edition [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Fire Science
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Location:
Windsor Public Safety Institute
970.339.6397
Director:
Randy Souther, 970.339.6276
Faculty:
Brian Martens, 970.339.6628
Program Coordinator and Fire Academy Advisor:
John McDougall, 970.339.6694
CPAT Coordinator:
Tyler Albert, 970.339.6246
Degrees/Certificates Offered:
Fire Science Technology (A.A.S. Degree)
Fire Science Wildland (A.A.S. Degree)
Basic Firefighter (Certificate)
Driver-Operator (Certificate)
Fire Officer I (Certificate)
Fire Prevention and Public Education (Certificate)
Fire Science Intern (Certificate)
Fire Science Wildland Core Training (Certificate)
Fire Science Wildland Operations (Certificate)
Fire Service Training Academy I (Certificate)
Fire Service Training Academy II (Certificate)
Vehicle Extrication (Certificate)
Fire Science Scholarships and Awards:
Darrel Schneider Memorial Scholarship
Award Amount: $500 minimum
Qualifications:
Contact the Aims Foundation for qualifications and details
Fire Science Technology
Potential Opportunities: The certificate and degree programs are designed to prepare students for entry level occupations in the fire service as well as provide training and skills for individuals already employed in the fire service that are interested in career advancement. Job opportunities may be found in small or large municipal fire departments, fire protection districts, or industrial fire departments. Students wishing to further their education with a four-year degree have the opportunity to do so through selected university programs.
Registration Requirements: Students must meet the assessment requirements before registering for the A.A.S. degree classes and meet applicable prerequisite courses. Contact a department advisor for details.
Fire Science Wildland
Potential Opportunities: The certificate and degree programs are designed to prepare students for entry level occupations in the Fire Service and also offer training for career advancement. Job opportunities include fire departments, State and U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, National Park Service, and Bureau of Land Management.
Advisory Committee
Ron Bateman, Milliken Fire Department
Tom Beach, Southeast Weld Fire District
Michael Blackwill, Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
Matt Branch, Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control
Steve Charles, Berthoud Fire Department
Hugh Kane, Eaton Fire Department
Jim Klug, Frederick-Firestone Fire Department
Taw Tamlin, Fort Lupton Fire
Greg Ward, Loveland Fire Department
Roger Waters, Greeley Fire Department
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