Training & Preparedness
Equip your team with real-world, scenario-based training and leadership development.
We deliver select MCOLES, MFFTC, NFA, and OSHA-approved classes, alongside tailored tabletops, lectures, and full-scale drills. We provide the skills needed for the moments that matter, helping you and your team plan, prepare, and respond with confidence.
Ready to build a foundation of preparedness?
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Offered through Hawkeye Security, Active Shooter Response Training utilizes the federally endorsed, OSHA recommended, Run, Hide, Fight methodology for our active shooter response foundation. We build upon this platform utilizing scenario based training taught by instructors who have a law enforcement and security background.
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This program develops safe driving skills for fire apparatus, covering inspection, maintenance, emergency operations, and defensive driving. It meets NFPA 1002 (Chapter 4) standards for emergency vehicle drivers and is a core MFFTC certification.
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This program develops safe driving skills for fire apparatus, covering inspection, maintenance, emergency operations, and defensive driving. It meets NFPA 1002 (Chapter 4) standards for emergency vehicle drivers and is a core MFFTC certification.
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Training Description:
This training delivers detailed instruction on the identification, handling, and utilization of fire engines and pumps to uphold safety and maximize operational efficiency in emergency response scenarios. Participants will gain knowledge of critical equipment features, routine maintenance protocols, and best practices for deployment during firefighting and rescue operations.NFPA Standard:
NFPA 1670 – Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue IncidentsThese standards are outlined in NFPA 1001: Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications.
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The Michigan Firefighters Training Council (MFFTC) offers this course to help fire and EMS personnel operate and maintain ATVs and UTVs safely. It emphasizes the unique risks these vehicles present when used in emergency response.
Instructors are certified through MFFTC and VFIS Train-the-Trainer programs, ensuring high-quality, hands-on instruction. This course equips responders with the knowledge and skills to use off-road vehicles effectively while maintaining the highest safety standards. -
Awareness Level Training Guide for Emergency Response Organizations
By National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC)Enhances responder skills in safety and efficiency.
Key Features:
Core concepts: situational awareness, hazard recognition, safety protocols
Hazard and incident identification
Clear team and inter-agency communication
Standard safety procedures
Efficient resource use and coordination
Defined roles in incident command system
Essential for training responders to operate safely, preparing for advanced training and fieldwork.
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This course develops entry-level instructor skills, enabling individuals to deliver prepared lesson plans, use instructional aids, and evaluate student performance effectively. It meets the requirements of NFPA 1041: Standard for Fire and Emergency Services Instructor Professional Qualifications, Level I. This is a core MFFTC certification for those seeking to instruct fire service courses.
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The Blue Card training teaches ICS and IMS for global standards, enabling responders to manage incidents effectively. It covers roles, communication, resource management, planning, and exercises. Graduates are certified to enhance teamwork and safety, ideal for firefighters, EMS, law enforcement, and emergency managers.
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“Beyond the Line” is an MFFTC-approved Q-Course designed for supervisors and anyone in a leadership role. Its curriculum covers universal leadership principles and practical skills that apply across all professions.
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Custom NFPA 1403-Compliant Live Fire Training:
We deliver live fire training programs precisely designed to comply with NFPA 1403 standards. Each session features tailored scenarios developed to address the unique operational requirements and challenges of your department, ensuring both safety and effectiveness in real-world applications. -
Develop the essential foundational skills necessary for all professional Fire Service Instructors and Officers to perform their duties effectively and safely.
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This training teaches firefighters to interpret smoke's volume, velocity, density, and color to predict fire behavior and enhance safety. It supports NFPA 1001/1021 objectives for firefighter and officer qualifications, and NFPA 1403/1410 principles for safe fireground operations. MFFTC often offers this as a recommended professional development course.
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Additional training programs are available upon request. Please contact us for details.
