#GMVEMSC: FW: Can You Take the Heat

Can You Take the Heat?

Curious about being a firefighter?

 

Join us to experience many aspects of the job in a controlled, low-pressure setting, taught by women in the fire service.

 

This class is designed for young women, ages 15 and older, to explore the non-traditional career of firefighting.

 

It's a physically active class that will be held rain or shine.  It's designed to get you out of your comfort zone and build confidence.

 

•             Learn what firefighters do every day!

•             Explore the challenges of the profession

•             Utilize firefighting tools

•             Advance hoselines

•             Perform search and rescue operations

•             Climb ladders

•             Wear firefighting gear

 

 

Questions? cyth.cincy@gmail.com

Free!

 

Saturday, August 24

Scarlet Oaks Career Campus

300 Scarlet Oaks Drive (for GPS directions, use 3254 E. Kemper Road)

Sharonville, OH 45241

 

Event: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Lunch provided

Registration is required and closes August 19. Register at:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/can-you-take-the-heat-registration-66106800219?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

 

Find us on Facebook and Twitter (Can You Take the Heat)

#GMVEMSC Training: RE: Invitation to an MCI Exercise

There are still spaces available for the evening tabletop exercise at Dayton Children’s, with free dinner and con ed.  Sign up using the link below, but do it now!  And information is coming tomorrow about two full-scale exercises – this is a lead-in.

 

 

For the first time ever, we are holding an evening session of the very popular “Dawn of a New Day” Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) Tabletop Exercise (TTX),” and this is an exercise you’ll want to do!

 

The Southwest Ohio Regional Trauma System (SORTS), GDAHA, and Dayton MMRS invite you to attend an exercise hosted by Dayton Children's Hospital (DCH).  This exercise has been specifically designed to help physicians, nurses, and personnel from all areas of hospitals, as well as EMS, law enforcement personnel and others, prepare for an overwhelming MCI such as those at the Orlando Pulse incident, or the attack on the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas.  This exercise will raise dozens of questions about your preparedness for a mass casualty incident, require you to make quick decisions about what you would do in response, and force you to triage which decisions you need to make now and which can be postponed.

 

All personnel are invited to attend.  The exercise will be conducted on Wednesday evening from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM, August 14, 2019 and space is limited, so sign up soon! 

 

To attend, simply sign up here:  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/19ANightTTX

 

or use this from your smart phone:    

 

This exercise has been developed specifically for our region’s hospitals and public safety organizations. As mentioned, DCH is the first hospital in our region to make this exercise available during the evening (following recommendations from groups such as the Nevada Hospital Association, based on lessons learned from the Las Vegas incident). There is no cost to attend, and the exercise will include dinner compliments of DCH. EMS Continuing Education credits (usable by nurses) will also be provided at no charge.

 

When you have completed the sign-up survey form, it will show a message saying you have successfully registered. You will receive additional information by email, including location information and pre-exercise materials, a few days before the TTX.

 

The exercise will be different from other training exercises you or your personnel have attended. The TTX will focus on response activities to a disastrous situation and include the impacts throughout all aspects of hospital and public safety operations. 

 

Again, the TTX is titled Dawn of a New Day, and will be held Wednesday evening, August 14, 2019 with a free meal and Con Ed.  

 

 

                           David N. Gerstner

                           MMRS/RMRS/EP Coordinator

                           Department of Fire  I  City of Dayton

                           300 N. Main St.  I  Dayton, Ohio 45402

       Office 937.333.4551  I  Fax 937.333.4561  I  www.daytonohio.gov

       24/7 Pager: 937-227-8705 or E-mail 9372278705@archwireless.net
       Cell  937.776.4410

                          david.gerstner@daytonohio.gov  http://DaytonMMRS.org

 


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#GMVEMSC: GMVEMSC August 6th CQI Meeting Postponed

**Please Note**

The GMVEMSC CQI Committee meeting that was scheduled for Tuesday, August 6th at 12:00p.m. has been postponed and will not take place.

The new date will be announced as soon as it is confirmed.

 

Thanks!

#GMVEMSC: FW: Region 3 RPAB April 11th, 2019

The next meeting of the Region 3 RPAB will be held Thursday, August 8th, 2019 at 8:30 at the WSU Dept. of EM offices on Southern Blvd.

Please forward agenda items to wmarriott@woh.rr.com

#GMVEMSC Jobs: Trotwood Fire & Rescue Full-Time Eligibility List Testing Notice

Date of Notice: July 31, 2019

 

City of Trotwood

 

Full-Time Firefighter/Paramedic Eligibility List

 

Scope of Selection Process:

 

•             National Testing Network (NTN) Written Exam.

•             Completion of Candidate Physical Agility Test (CPAT) (Current at time of application) or Kettering Sports Medicine “Firefighter Pre-Placement Physical Abilities Test” (Current at time of application)

•             Oral Interview(s)

•             Voice Stress Analysis

•             Drug & Alcohol Screen

•             Background Investigation

•             Physical & Psychological Exam

 

Minimum Qualifications:

 

•             CPAT or Kettering Sports Medicine “Firefighter Pre-Placement Physical Abilities Test” current at time of application

•             Achieve a passing score of 70% on the National Testing Network written examination at time of application

•             Successful completion of all phases of the selection process

•             US Citizen & at least 18 years of age, and less than age 41 at first appointment

•             HS Graduate or GED

•             Valid Ohio Drivers’ License with less than 6 points

•             Eye sight correctable to 20/20

•             Possess the physical ability to perform the tasks associated with the position

•             State of Ohio Firefighter II certification (at time of appointment)

•             State of Ohio certification at Paramedic level (at time of appointment)

•             Ability to obtain Fire Inspector certification within one (1) year of employment

 

Nature of Work:

 

•             Responds to calls in various capacities such as driving a piece of equipment and operating it once it is on the fire scene, extinguishing of fires and for clean up once the fire is out, is responsible for making decisions on                                                                                                                                                                                           the fire scene in the absence of an officer, and after the fire is out is sometimes responsible for completing the paper work and determining the cause of the fire.

•             Makes complete fire safety inspections for area businesses.

•             In conjunction with inspectors, also does pre fire planning which allows for planning in case a fire occurs in the business.

•             Inspects equipment that is used within the Department and performs minor repairs.

•             Types various memoranda ranging from letters to other departments to official memoranda posted within the Department.

•             Participates in fire prevention/safety programs for children ranging from pre-school age to second grade.

•             Oversees the safety of personnel removing underground storage tanks

•             Keep records of medical supplies that are utilized within the City.

•             Maintains station appearance by cleaning and making minor repairs.

•             Performs technical rescue tasks by removing individual(s) from dangerous and hazardous environments or positions.  Administers emergency medical care.

•             Performs a wide variety of related tasks. Starting Salary $16.69 per hour Application Process:

 

Candidates must take the written test through the National Testing Network (NTN). 

There is currently one (1) scheduled test dates to be held at Sinclair Community College administered by the Miami Valley Fire/EMS Alliance. For further information call 937-512-5103.  The date scheduled is: Monday August26th @ 9:00am

 

Instructions for written testing registration

•             Go to the National Testing Network website @ nationaltestingnetwork.com

•             Choose the departments you are testing for

•             Schedule the test date at the times listed or at another site

•             Complete the questionnaire

•             Take the test at the NTN Testing Center

•             Obtain a passing score of at least 70% to be considered for employment

 

*The Candidate Physical Agility Test (CPAT) must be scheduled with MVFEA.

 

*The Kettering Sports Medicine “Firefighter Pre-Placement Physical Abilities Test” must be scheduled through Kettering Sport Medicine by calling (937) 395-3910.

The Fire application packet may be obtained from the Human Resources Department at 3035 Olive Rd., Trotwood, OH 45426 or completed online at www.trotwood.org. (HR or Fire & Rescue pages). 

Proof of Military/Reserve service (DD-214) must be provided at registration to receive additional credits on a passing written examination.

 

Applications must be received by Human Resources by 4:00 PM, September 30, 2019.

 

The city of Trotwood complies with Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) laws and regulations. Furthermore, the City of Trotwood considers qualified applicants for positions without regard to race, color, religion, creed, gender, national origin, age, disability, marital or military/veteran status, genetic information, or sexual orientation.