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TargetSafety - VCOS IAFC - Online Training Grant
TargetSafety, in partnership with the International Association of Fire Chiefs - Volunteer and Combination Officers Section, is providing a $1.5 million online training grant to volunteer and combination departments. This grant is available to volunteer and combination departments in the United States. Departments who are awarded a grant will receive six months of TargetSafety’s services at no cost. Services include a customized training website, access to specific TargetSafety online training courses including NFPA firefighter courses, EMS continuing education, safety, human resource, HazMat and terrorism courses, as well as tools to track and manage training. Application period is August 14, 2008 thru November 30, 2008.
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About TargetSafetyFounded in 1999, TargetSafety is a pioneer and leader in the development of online solutions that simplify and standardize risk management. These solutions are used by more than 2,500 public entities nationwide, including fire and emergency medical service departments. TargetSafety is the only online provider that the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has partnered with to deliver online safety training to the fire service. As a result, it leads the industry in the creation of a complete risk management solution, PreventionLink™, that enables these organizations to maintain compliance, promote safety, reduce losses, stay current with EMS CE hours, and assist management with the documentation of all firefighter training. TargetSafety is headquartered in San Diego, California and has a regional office in Boston, Massachusetts. About the VCOSThe Volunteer and Combination Officers Section of the International Association of Fire Chiefs was formed in 1994 to provide Chief officers who manage volunteers within a volunteer or combination Fire, Rescue or EMS delivery system with information, education, services and representation to enhance their professionalism.
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