Chapter 05 Training and Coaching Flashcards

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Preparation, Presentation, Application, Evaluation

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Four step method of skills training.

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2
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Near miss, fire ground problem, observed deficiency

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Indicators for more training

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3
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Write a lesson plan, break the topic down into units, show what to teach, order and what procedures will be covered, use a guide to help with the objective.

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Preparation

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Lecture or instructional portion, Officer demonstrates a skill one step at a time, lesson plan allows the officer to stay on topic.

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Presentation

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The fire fighter demonstrates the skill, the officer can provide immediate feedback.

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Application

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May be a written or practical exam. The fire officer can ensure that training has occurred when there is observable change.

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Evaluation

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7
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A more experienced person helps a less experienced person.

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Mentoring

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Desire to help, current knowledge, effective coaching, counseling, facilitating, and networking skills.

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Qualities of a good mentor

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9
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Requires more time than maintaining proficiency. Lectures or videos should not last more than 10 minutes. Practice new skills by encouraging adventure, challenge and competition.

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Provide new or revised skill sets.

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10
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The fire officer works as a coach when providing training.

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first, team members learn the basic skills, then, the coach works with them to build competence and confidence.

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11
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Blood Bourne pathogens, hazmat, SCBA fit testing, NIMS emergency scene awareness

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Skills that must be learned immediately.

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12
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Supply line evolutions, ropes and knots, laddering te fire building, lights, fan and power deployment

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Kills necessary for staying alive

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13
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Safety, fire behavior, portable extinguishers, PPE, ladders, fire hose, overhaul, water supply, ventilation, forcible entry, building construction

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NFPA 1001 prerequisites for firefighter

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14
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Must be equipped with PPE, PASS, and SCBA

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Live fire training

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15
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Aquired structures, gas-fired training center buildings, non-gas fired training bldgs., exterior props, exterior class B fires

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NFPA 1403 five evolution rules

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16
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No live victims, no flammable or combustible liquids, run just one fire evolution in an acquired structure at a time.

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Prohibited live fire training activities

17
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Assess needs
Establish objectives
Develop the training program
Deliver the training
Evaluate the impact
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The five steps to develop a training program

18
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Process of imparting knowledge or skill through instruction

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Education

19
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Practical application of education

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Training

20
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Where are you looking to anticipate change?
What is the diversity of your network?
are you courageous enough to abandon the past?

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3 questions describing the characteristics of thriving leaders