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Permalink Reply by Larry Lasich on -
Excel or hard copy spead sheet with the name of student, training discription, hours, instructor and, if your smart, counter signed by a chief or training officer.
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Permalink Reply by Dan Rice on -
We use a simple form that has basically what Larry had on his. We have our roster and if you attended you sign your name next to it. It has the description on the back and who did the training and of course the chiefs signature. Also has the start/finish time. So pretty much the same.
Dan
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Permalink Reply by Todd McKee on -
David:
A few things we do are:
- Training out line with objectives
- Sign in Sheet
- Training Evaluations
Then we log this into Firehouse Software which allows us to track attendance and training types. I hope this helps!
Please let me know if you have any further questions! Keep em' training and train em' hard!
Your friend,
Todd McKee
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Permalink Reply by David Baxter on -
Thank you this will help.
Dave
Todd McKee said:David:
A few things we do are:
- Training out line with objectives
- Sign in Sheet
- Training Evaluations
Then we log this into Firehouse Software which allows us to track attendance and training types. I hope this helps!
Please let me know if you have any further questions! Keep em' training and train em' hard!
Your friend,
Todd McKee
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Permalink Reply by Wayne Benner Jr (Casper) on -
Attached is a paper copy of a roll call which also have a Teaching Plan / Training Outline attached. We also input it on a computer.
Out TRT has its own sign-off requirments which are kept in a book and on computer base. - Attachments:
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PORT COLBORNE FIRE.dot, 28 KB
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Permalink Reply by David Baxter on
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Thank you very much this will help alot.
Dave
TWayne Benner Jr (Casper) said:Attached is a paper copy of a roll call which also have a Teaching Plan / Training Outline attached. We also input it on a computer.
Out TRT has its own sign-off requirments which are kept in a book and on computer base.
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Permalink Reply by Shareef Abdu Nur on -
We use a Firehouse program. I am not sure how much it costs but it is the same program that we use to enter or NIFRS reports. We back up the Firehouse program with paper reports as well. the paper reports show the date, start and end times, location, typeof training, instructor, and the members names.
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