Training
2008 Fullerton Fire Department Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training
Naturals for the training are neighborhood watch, community organizations, communities of faith, school staff, workplace employees, scouting organization and other groups that come together regularly for a common purpose.CERT skills are useful in disaster and everyday life events.
View class syllabus. Location: Fullerton City Maintenance Yard, 1580 W. Commonwealth Ave.
Time: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Cost: Free, but participants will need to pay for LiveScan fingerprinting. | Dates: | Saturdays | October 4st | | | October 11th | | | October 18th |
Pre-registration is required. Please pick up your registration packet during normal business hours at: Fullerton Fire Department Headquarters
312 E. Commonwealth Avenue
Fullerton, CA92832
(714) 738-6500
CERT Continuing Education
These classes are offered to existing CERT members only.Place: Fullerton City Maintenance Yard, 1580 W. Commonwealth Ave.
Time: 6:00 pm
Cost: Free
View Class Details | Dates: | Mondays | February 11th | | | March 10th | | | April 14th | | | July 14th | | | August 11th | | | Sept. 8th | | | Oct. 13th |
NEXT CERT CLASS: (open enrollment)
Place : Fullerton City Maintenance Yard, 1580 W. Commonwealth Ave.
Time: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Cost: Free
Dates: Saturday March 1st, 8th and 15th Pre-registration is required. Please pick up your registration packet during normal business hours at:
Fullerton Fire Department Headquarters 312 E. Commonwealth Avenue Fullerton, CA92832 For further information please contact the Fullerton Fire Department CRV (Community Response Volunteers) office at (714) 773-1316, or email CRV@fullertonfire.org.
Training Information 
Cribbing
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Earthquake Awareness — a study of the earthquake threat in Southern California, and what to do before, during and after a quake. Fire Awareness — fire chemistry, fire safety, utility control, creative firefighting techniques and how to recognized hazardous materials.Disaster Medical Operations — recognizing and treating life-threatening emergencies, the “ABC’s of Triage”, basic first aid and treatment management.Light Search and Rescue Operations — evacuation, search techniques, rescue methods, including cribbing. Team Organization and Disaster Psychology — developing a response team using people on scene, utilizing the Incident Command Structure and completing a psychological size-up of victims of a disaster. Terrorism and Homeland Defense — a study of the history of terrorism, DOs and DON’Ts during a terrorist attack, and Homeland defense tips. |
