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Morris, IL, Washingtonville, NY & Fergus, Ontario
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Brotherhood Instructors, LLC.
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Instructors
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Paid fire department
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All of our classes are listed at this link: http://brotherhoodinstructors.com/training_classes.html
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Brotherhood Instructors, LLC was officially incorporated in 2006. As our mission statement testifies, we specialize in the basic fundamentals of firefighting. While we believe that hazardous materials, terrorism, emergency medical and the various rescue disciplines are essential parts of the Fire Service, we also think that the basic fundamentals of firefighting have been overlooked in recent years. We are here to help turn that trend in the other direction.

Brotherhood Instructors, LLC teaches each class with the everyday
firefighter and/or fire officer in mind. While the company is relatively new,
the instructors have been teaching in various areas of the country for several
years. Every instructor, in addition to their current department are experienced
in rural, small-town and suburban fire departments. Our instructors know and
understand the feeling of arriving at a building fire with as little as one, two
or three members per company. We know this because all of us worked in a
department similar to yours!

Our classes are geared towards
YOU, YOUR DEPARTMENT & YOUR MANPOWER.


We can service any of your training needs. We will work with you and your
department’s daily schedule to train all of your shifts over several days.
Whether you are looking for a 4 hour “company drill” session, an 8-16 hour
hands-on train-the-trainer for a few members, an in-depth 40 hour combination
course or you are to planning to host a regional 8 hour seminar or hands-on
training day let Brotherhood Instructors LLC assist your training division.

Improving the Fire Service by training those
chosen to replace us


Visit our “Training
Classes
” page to view the classes that we offer and how we can teach them.
We can also construct a class to fit your specific training need, email us with
the information and we will do our best to accommodate your needs. Also feel
free to visit our “Online
Drills
” area for a few quick drills and discussion on various topics.

Check out our site at:
http://brotherhoodinstructors.com
or email us at

brotherhoodinstructors@gmail.com

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New Online Drill/Tactical Discussion Posted

We have posted a a new tactical discussion on our "Online Drills" area of our website. Please feel free to jump in and give your response and opinions. Remember, all posts must be signed with your first and last name to keep the discussion positive and professional so learning can take place

The drill is located here: http://brotherhoodinstructors.com/wordpress/?p=229

It is geared towards firefighters of all levels. Feel free to… Continue

Posted on March 30, 2009 at 9:00am —

Brotherhood Instructors, LLC

Class Announcemnt: April 2nd, 3rd & 4th - Morris, IL - Basic Forcible Entry Operations

To All:

I am sending along this flier and information regarding our upcoming 8-hour, open enrollment, hands-on Basic Forcible Entry Operations class that will be taking place in Morris, Illinois on April 2nd, 3rd & 4th.

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This is a repeat of the class that we conducted last November. The November class was sold-out and feedback was very positive. Photos from that class are at thi… Continue

Posted on February 3, 2009 at 2:45pm —

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At 9:31am on October 18, 2009, Doug Leihbacher said…
Nate-
Thanks for the message. It is a very sad time in the YFD. Fortunately, Lt. Murray and Ff. Kanick are out of the hospital and recovering at home.
Stay safe,

doug
At 7:32am on May 21, 2009, Marques Bush said…
Enjoyed meeting you brothers in PA. Hope the show went well!
At 11:52am on May 7, 2009, Marques Bush said…
Thank you for the add as well! Thank you also for your work in making the fire service better! Thanks again and Stay Safe
At 11:59am on February 3, 2009, Art Zern said…
Thank you. I have asked a couple of my officers to sign-up for the FE class in Morris in April. You guys do great work...thanks.
At 5:12pm on February 2, 2009, John Marino said…
Just checking if you got my message.
Thanks
Stay Safe
At 5:49pm on January 21, 2009, Doug Yates said…
All is well. Hope the same is true for you also. Stay safe

Doug
At 11:33am on November 12, 2008, Kurt Callisen said…
Nate, to you, and all the guys that helped put on the class, thank you!!! I have worked on the engine all my fire service career. but starting in Jan I will be on the truck. This class helped with my transition and I hope to see you at future.

Kurt
At 9:50pm on November 11, 2008, Wayne Benner Jr (Casper) said…
Hope the course in Morris went well and all walked away with a grin :L)
At 9:53pm on September 29, 2008, Brotherhood Instructors, LLC said…
A new drill entitled "Forcible Entry Operation in Zero/Limited Visibility" has been posted to our "Online Drills" area located here: http://brotherhoodinstructors.com/wordpress/.

Feel free to browse over, check it out and drop a comment or ask questions.
At 9:33pm on September 18, 2008, Brenda Tenney said…
I know I will learn a lot from this site,and I am looking forward to posting pictures,and keeping updates ,of what is going on at my Fire Dept,I will get fellow fire-fighters to join this site..I think this is great E.Brenda Tenney of Govan Fire Dept, 519
 
 

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