Provides classroom and hands on training to firefighters throughout the State of New Hampshire in subjects to include Proboard Firefighter 1 and 2, as well as NFPA Rope Rescue and Trench Rescue Technician classes.

Career Line Officer at a Combination Fire/EMS Department. Responsible for the direct supervision of companies working out of one of the two fire stations ranging from 2 to 8 individuals. Acts in command capacity in the absence of senior officers following standard department procedures and department objectives. Responsible for operating and training for all department vehicles to include 3 fire engines, 3 ALS ambulances, 1 tanker, 1 95' aerial tower, miscellaneous utility vehicles, and a rescue boat. Responsible for equipment maintenance of all powered equipment, hand tools, as well as basic apparatus maintenance. Also responsible for development of department training plans, as well as completing all necessary reporting requirements.

Provides experienced based firefighting and technical rescue training to fire departments. Also provides consulting to fire departments in the areas of training plan review, department organization assistance, equipment selection, purchasing and training. We provide full scale schedule based training based on your departments needs, specifically tailored to each department. Provides specialized training on engine company operations and heavy/technical rescue specifically.

Responsible for Suppression, Fire Prevention, Emergency Medical Service, Auto Extrication, Technical Rescues, Fire/Life Safety Inspections and Shift Level Trainings on Multiple Firefighting and EMS Disciplines. Operations division, Line Firefighter. Running out of two stations responding to approximately 2500 calls annually

Fire Suppression, Emergency Medical Services, Technical Rescue, Instruction for Department Trainings. Operations Division, Line Firefighter. Running out of 1 station 300+ runs annually. Operating within the Ossipee Valley Mutual Aid System.

Technical Inspection and Precision Measurement, Mechanical repairs and efficiency upgrades of powerplant equipment, Truck Driver of an equipment truck typically fully loaded at 26,000 pounds, Equipment Operator of a variety of machines including Lulls, forklifts, skid steers, excavators, and bridge cranes up to 100 tons.

Fire Suppression, Fire Prevention, Emergency Medical Service, Auto Extrication, and Technical Rescues. Running out of one station responding to approximately 1400 calls annually (1000 EMS/ 400 Fire)

Like a junior firefighters program the explorer program exposes high school aged youth to the fire service.