Training

In order to provide emergency services efficiently, the district takes great pride in our training program. The Fort Osage Fire Protection District is an accredited training entity by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. This is made possible by having dedicated training personnel, as well as a large majority of our personnel are trained to the level of Fire Service Instructor I. Our personnel train weekly on Fire, Emergency Medical Services, HazMat, Rescue, and other emergency services related materials.

Personnel are also trained to the level of the most current nationally recognized standards. A majority of our personnel have gone above and beyond the District’s minimum requirements and have achieved other pertinent certifications.

The district provides sponsorships for outside trainings including Paramedic, Fire Officer, Fire Investigator, National Fire Academy, University of Missouri Fire School, and others.
Vehicle Extrication Training - Firefighters practiced removing doors, roofs, and displacing the dash of damaged vehicles.
Vehicle Extrication Training - Firefighters practiced removing doors, roofs, and displacing the dash of damaged vehicles.
Ladder Training - The crews work on skills of setting up the ladder and establishing an elevated master stream.
Radio Communication - The crews practice SCBA breathing while sending and receiving instructions over the radio.
The crews do numerous evolutions including: Fire attack and search & rescue in zero visibility conditions. Crews also work on forcible entry.
The crews do numerous evolutions including: Fire attack and search & rescue in zero visibility conditions. Crews also work on forcible entry.
Grain Bin Training
Grain Bin Training
Areial Ladder Training
Ventilation Training
EMS Airway Training
Fire Attack Training