The course is a four-part, train-the-trainer series that covers understanding the WUI problem, identifying the zones, evaluating the home, and available resources. Students will be able to take the classroom information, along with a toolkit and supplemental resources, back to their respective departments and teach personnel how to properly conduct a home assessment for residents

Fire & emergency service personnel will converge from all over the nation to participate in the three day Annual Safety & Health Conference. It is a mutual effort by the Florida Fire Chiefs Association, Florida Fire & Emergency Services Foundation, Florida Professional Firefighters, and the Florida State Fire College to provide a forum to share

The course is a four-part, train-the-trainer series that covers understanding the WUI problem, identifying the zones, evaluating the home, and available resources. Students will be able to take the classroom information, along with a toolkit and supplemental resources, back to their respective departments and teach personnel how to properly conduct a home assessment for residents

Attend the NVFC's Wildland Fire Assessment Program training on March 24.

The course is a four-part, train-the-trainer series that covers understanding the WUI problem, identifying the zones, evaluating the home, and available resources. Students will be able to take the classroom information, along with a toolkit and supplemental resources, back to their respective departments and teach personnel how to properly conduct a home assessment for residents

The National Volunteer Fire Council’s (NVFC) Spring Meeting is a gathering of state fire, emergency services, and rescue leadership, partners, and corporate members.

A celebration of the outstanding service and programs in the industry. For award criteria and application information, visit www.nvfc.org/awards.

Visit the NVFC at booth #13073.

Find additional resources from the NVFC's Wildland Fire Assessment Program at www.nvfc.org/wfap.

This four-module, train-the-trainer course covers understanding the wildland-urban interface (WUI) problem, identifying the zones, evaluating the home, and available resources. Students will be able to take the classroom information, along with a toolkit and supplemental resources, back to their respective departments and teach personnel how to properly conduct a home assessment for residents living in the