Illinois Fire Service Institute

 

Fire Origin and Cause Awareness Online : 8-16 Hours

Student Fee

Class specific

Course Description

The Origin & Cause Awareness class presents an overview of the needs and requirements to conduct fire scene investigations.  The course specifically provides a clear definition of the role of initial responder organizations and provides essential knowledge to enable them to recognize possible causes of fire.  Topics include recognizing an intentionally set fire, preserving evidence, and properly reporting information to appropriate officials.

This course is part of the following Programs

  • cornerstone
  • e-learning
  • investigation

Prerequisites:

There are no prerequisites to taking this course

If you have specific questions about this course contact HENRY GRUBA

If you are interested in having this course taught in your area, contact your regional representative or HENRY GRUBA .

If you are not sure who your regional representative is, take a look at this map. It is color coded by county. The regional representatives are listed below.

Central - james vaughn Chicago Metro - richard stack East Central - timothy meister Northeast - randall schlichter Northwest - raymond palczynski South - ronald rains Southwest - john nichols

Upcoming Classes

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champaign Mon, Nov 6 2017 -
Thu, Nov 30 2017

 
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