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Vulcan Fire Training Concepts Courses

PL Vulcan Fire Training Concepts offer both Classroom & Hands-On Training by "Experienced Firefighters"
We pride ourselves on the fact we are a "senior" teaching crew. The Instructors all have 20+ years of experience in the fire service.

Take a look at our programs to decide which ones may be of interest to your Department.
Our most popular program is the "Weekend Combination Program". PL Vulcan offers Friday night Classroom Lecture along with a Saturday Hands-On Program. The Lecture runs approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. The Hands-On portion is 8 hours. This program allows firefighters to get their training requirements fulfilled without being put in the "doghouse" with their significant other.

Engine Company Operations

Truck Company Operations

Rapid Intervention Teams

Large Area Search

Auto Extrication

Man Vs Machinery

Aerial Device Operations

Bailout Rope Training

Elevator Rescue

Water Rescue

V.P.S. Windows

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Starting the New Year off with a bang!

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Tomorrow we kick off the 2015 year with our own Mark Gregory giving a Fireground Operations Lecture in West Hempstead, Long Island, while this weekend some of the PLV boys are heading up to Rhode Island to teach our Man vs Machine class.  This is just the start to another busy year!  So far 30 classes have been booked for 2015.  Drop us a line to schedule your class today!

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