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Resiliency Training

In-Person

Scheduling
The IAFF Resiliency Training (In-Person) is a one-day, eight-hour training for up to 40 students. If you would like to reach a larger student group, the training can be delivered on consecutive days at a discounted price reflected below.

After returning this form, a contract for training will be drafted and returned to the designated point of contact.

When the contract is returned to the IAFF fully executed, a training coordinator will work with the entity to schedule the training on mutually agreed upon dates. Scheduled training dates will be a minimum of 10 weeks after the fully executed contract receipt to allow adequate time for logistics and payment.

Host Site Responsibilities
Any IAFF-affiliated department can serve as a host site. Host responsibilities:

  • Arrange for training space with tables to seat a minimum of 40 people and an instructor’s table at the front of the room. The room must be free of distractions and at a comfortable temperature.
  • Supply training equipment, including LCD projector, screen, computer, sound, dry erase board or flip chart and markers.
  • Sign a contract with the IAFF and pay the full training fee in advance.
  • Identify one person to serve as the point of contact (POC). This person secures a training space, navigates the contract-signing process, handles registration, communicates with participants and oversees other logistics.
  • Suggest lunch options so that participants can finish lunch within the one-hour break each day.

IAFF Responsibilities:

  • Provide a one-day training on resiliency in the fire service
  • Arrange for two instructors to deliver the training and pay all instructor-related expenses (e.g., travel, hotel).
  • Provide guidance on meeting logistics.
  • Supply and ship student manuals and handouts to registered participants.
  • Provide the host a customized announcement of the IAFF Resiliency Training date, location, time and point of contact.
  • Provide access to pre-course materials, to include the IAFF Resiliency Training overview video series.
  • Send course completion certifications to participant.

Attendees
Fire service personnel of any rank and position – active or retired – may participate in the training. In addition, host sites may choose to invite other relevant community members (e.g., EAP, local behavioral health providers, chaplains, researchers) to expose these non-fire personnel to fire fighter and EMS wellness training. Certificates will be awarded once the participant completes the final online training evaluation.

Virtual

Scheduling
The two-day virtual training can be scheduled for any two consecutive weekdays with the local start time desired by the host organization. Weekend training requests will be considered. The IAFF strives to accommodate requested training dates based on instructor availability. To ensure enough lead time for preparations, please request dates at least three months in advance. To schedule the IAFF Virtual Resiliency Training for your local or department, complete the IAFF Virtual Resiliency Training Request Form and email it to [email protected].

Host Site Responsibilities
Any IAFF-affiliated department can serve as a host site. Host responsibilities:

  • Sign a contract with the IAFF and pay the full training fee in advance, no later than one month before the training date.
  • Identify one person to serve as the point of contact (POC). The POC is responsible for getting the contract signed by the appropriate IAFF local or department officer and returning it to the IAFF in timely manner.
  • Share the unique registration link with desired participants.

Individual Student Responsibilities:

  • Students are strongly encouraged to participate off shift from a remote and quiet location. Each student is required to have a reliable internet connection.
  • Each student is required to attend the training from an individual computer with a webcam and microphone. Students are not permitted to join from cell phones, iPads or tablets.
  • Students may not share a computer during the training.
  • Students may not join the training from more than one device.

IAFF Responsibilities:

  • Provide a two-day virtual training on resiliency in the fire service on a secure online platform.
  • Arrange for three instructors to deliver the training and pay all instructor-related expenses.
  • Supply and ship student manuals and handouts to each individually registered participant at the address they designate.
  • Provide the host a customized flyer, announcing the training date, time and point of contact to register.
  • Provide access to pre-course materials, to include the IAFF Resiliency Training overview video series.
  • Provide students the Zoom link to access the two-day training.
  • Send completion certifications to participants who have completed the training.

Attendees
Fire service personnel of any rank and position – active or retired – may participate in the training. In addition, host sites may choose to invite other relevant community members (e.g., EAP, local behavioral health providers, chaplains, researchers) to expose these non-fire personnel to fire fighter and EMS wellness training.

Certificates will be awarded once the participant completes the final online training evaluation.

For additional information, contact us.