Training

Below is a list of training opportunities offered by BEU Training. Please browse the categories for subjects and information to meet your needs.


:2008 Upcoming Courses

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2007-08 Training Course Catalog

(BEUTraining 07-08.pdf / 513 KB)


:EMT

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247 Procedure

(247 procedure.doc / 40 KB)


:CA EMT Skill Competency Verification Tests

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Patient Assessment- Medical

(patientassessmentmanagementmedical.pdf / 9.7 KB)

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Patient Assessment- Trauma

(patientassessmentmanagementtrauma.pdf / 10.1 KB)

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Spinal Immobilization-Supine

(spinalimmobilizationsupine.pdf / 6 KB)

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Bleeding Control/ Shock

(bleedingcontrolshock.pdf / 5.9 KB)

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Oxygen Administration

(oxygenadministration.pdf / 5.9 KB)

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Long Bone Immobilization

(immobilizationskillslongbone.pdf / 5.7 KB)

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Immobilization of Joints

(immobilizationjoint.pdf / 5.6 KB)

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Immobilization using Traction

(immobilizationtraction.pdf / 7.6 KB)

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OB- Imminent Delivery

(OB.pdf / 11.1 KB)


Training Links


Self Paced Training

These courses are self paced, informational courses whic will benefit ALL firefighters.

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CAL FIRE Radio Use Program Text

(RADIO%20USE.pdf / 2.3 MB) – As of 2006, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection had over 7,000 individual radios in its VHF radio system with a value placed at over 10 million dollars. The increasing potential of having all of them in use at the same time makes it imperative that each individual user be educated in the rules, regulations, and policy of their use.

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Basic Land Navigation

(Basic Land NavigationPMS475.pdf / 18.4 MB) – Basic Land Navigation is an introduction to land navigation. It begins with a general overview of maps. Then it specifically addresses how to read topographic maps. Next it covers various types of geographic location systems, such as latitude/longitude and Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM). This is followed by basic instructions on using a compass and clinometer. Then a general overview of the Global Positioning System is presented. The last chapter builds on skills learned in the previous chapters and adds new skills for navigation and field mapping.