| Fire Service Educators has been providing quality education to Firefighters, EMTs, & Industrial business in New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Maine since 2004. |
| Fire Service Educators Firefighter 1 students climb Walpole NH's Ladder 5 to provide roof ventilation for interior fire crews operating at a live burn in Swanzey January 2006. |
| Fire Service Educators also offers training for small businesses and industrial corporations. Click the services link for a full list of classes including training in the use of Portable Fire Extinguisher, CPR, and Hazardous Materials Training. |
| Fire Service Educators Instructors provide Portable Fire Extinguisher Training to Bedford Ambulatory Surgical Center in Bedford NH. |
| Fire Service Educators LLC PO Box 154 Keene, NH 03431 Phone: 603-521-4644 Email: FireEdu@Gmail.com |
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| Firefighter 1 Student and Westmoreland Firefighter Lance Cleveland negotiates one of amny SCBA confidence courses as part of the Swanzey Fireighter 1 Program |
| Fire Service Educators owner Bill Shea takes a breather after a successful training burn in Swanzey NH, January 2006. |
| Fire Service Educators Instructor Raymond Phillips gives a progress report from interior crews at a training burn. |
| EMS Personnel With March 31st coming fast let us know if we can assist you or your department with and EMS Recert. We can do Refresher Training for NH's First Responders, EMT Basics, and EMT Intermediates. We also can provide all levels of Protocol Transition. FireEdu@Gmail.com |
| Meadowood Fire School May 17th & 18 2008 Ropes Rescue 16 Hour Join instructors from Fire Service Educators & The Fire Rescue Institute for a 16 hour Ropes Rescue Program at The Meadowood Fire School Saturday & Sunday September 22nd & 23rd Instructors Lt. Joe Frierre (Nashua Fire) & Rodney Towne (Nashua Fire Retired) will lead students in a intense 16 Hour Ropes Rescue program where students will: Day 1 - Students will review and tie all life safety knots, review and construct anchor systems, learn basic mechanic advantage systems and construct both z-systems and block and tackles, as well as set up repel and belay systems so students can preform pick offs from a training tower. Day 2 - Training will culminate with students preforming low angle rescues using stokes baskets and setting up mechanical advantage systems to lower a rescue team into place, secure a patient into a stokes and retrieve the rescue team. This is a very demanding program that will require good team work and communications. |
| Fire Service Educators Instructors provide students with ropes rescue training as part of a Firefighter 2 Program in October 2006. |
