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Authorized Providers: Become an authorized provider and have your staff trained as American Red Cross instructors to provide first aid, CPR and AED training on-site. This cost-effective option allows you to schedule training at your convenience with instructors familiar with your specific emergency procedures. Community Courses: Take a course from America's most trusted name in CPR and First Aid. You have your option of taking your class online or in a traditional classroom setting. Classes range from CPR to Lifeguarding! Full Service Courses: A Red Cross instructor can come to your facility and train your employees at a time that works for you! Daytime, evenings or weekends. With a minimum of 8 participants, an instructor will bring all needed program materials to provide on-site training. Disaster Services Training: Join our team of dedicated volunteers that provide our vital services to our community. Sign up for a FREE Disaster Services training course! |
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| HEALTH & SAFETY CLASS INDEX | |
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ONLINE COURSES WORKPLACE PREPAREDNESS TRAINING AUTHORIZED PROVIDER FREE! DISASTER SERVICE COURSES COMMUNITY COURSES INSTRUCTOR COURSES |
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| INSTRUCTOR COURSES | |
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Instructor Training Our train-the-trainer programs allow you to become a Red Cross instructor and train others to save lives. To become an instructor, follow these steps: 1) Contact the American Red Cross Shasta Area Chapter and complete an Application for Authorization to Teach form. A current basic level course certificate for the course you are interested in teaching is recommended. 2) Take Fundamentals of Instructor Training. This course is a prerequisite to all Red Cross instructor specialty courses. It is designed to offer potential Red Cross instructors an opportunity to become familiar with the services of the American Red Cross as well as basic teaching techniques. Fundamentals of Instructor Training (required) Course fee: $25.00 Lay Responder First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor, to teach the following courses: *First Aid/CPR/AED for the Workplace *First Aid/CPR/AED for Schools and the Community *Blended Learning First Aid/CPR/AED *First Aid Responding to Emergencies *Sport Safety Training Course fee: $150.00 Instructor Training Schedule JANUARY-DECEMBER 2008 ***YOU MUST COMPLETE BOTH STEPS LISTED BELOW. STEP ONE IS THE FIRST HALF OF YOUR FIRST DAY OF TRAINING. Fundamentals of Instructor Training (FIT) Step 1 COST $25.00 This 5-hour course introduces candidates to the history, structure and activities of the American Red Cross and prepares instructor candidates to teach American Red Cross specialty courses to diverse populations. Instructor candidates will be introduced to the policies and procedures of the ARC to ensure course consistency, quality and appropriate training. Instructor candidate must participate in all course activities and exercises. Session # Date Day Time Session 1 Jan 26 Wed 9-1 pm Session 2 March 26-28 Wed 9-1 pm Session 3 May 28-30 Wed 9-1 pm First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor - Step 2 COST $150.00 This course is designed to train instructor candidates to teach the American Red Cross First Aid, CPR and AED programs. The course includes skills in Adult CPR, First Aid, Infant and Child CPR, Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and several 1 hour optional modular components; Slips Trips and Falls, Ergonomics, Back Injury Prevention, Workplace Violence, Your Heart Matters and Managing Stress. Prerequisite: 17 years and Fundamentals of Instructor Training (FIT). The basic level class is reviewed in the first portion of the instructor class where instructor candidates will participate in a class role-modeled by the Instructor Trainer. Participants must demonstrate all skills and successfully (80%) complete the written exams for CPR, First Aid, I/C CPR and AED to continue. In the instructor portion the candidate will become familiar with all course materials, administrative procedures and demonstrate, through 3 practice teaching assignments, the ability to teach the basic course material. Additionally, the instructor candidate must successfully complete the written instructor course exam. *****Total Cost for Instructor Course is $175.00 that must be paid when your application is turned into the Shasta Area Chapter. Date Day Time Jan 23-25 W-Fri 9-5pm March 26-28 W-Fri 9-5 pm May 28-3- W-Fri 9-5 pm (Must attend all sessions no exceptions) |
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| FUNDAMENTALS OF INSTRUCTOR TRAINING (3010) | |
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Location: Chapter - 1880 Park Marina Drive, Redding, CA Course Fee: $25.00 Fundamentals of Instructor Training (FIT) offers potential Red Cross instructors an opportunity to become familiar with American Red Cross services as well as basic teaching techniques. This is a prerequisite to all other instructor courses. Session # Date Day Time Session 1 Jan 26 Wed 9-1 pm Session 2 March 26-28 Wed 9-1 pm Session 3 May 28-30 Wed 9-1 pm Prerequisite: Instructor candidate must be at least 17 years of age to enroll unless the candidate is taking the Water Safety Instructor Course (age is 16 years of age). |
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| BABYSITTERS INSTRUCTOR TRAINING | |
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Course Fee: $65 Course Length: 9.5 hrs Prerequisite: Must be at least 17 years of age. Must acquire or posses a current (within 1 year) Fundamentals of Instructor Training (FIT) certificate or be a current instructor in another Red Cross discipline. Must have a current Adult, Child, Infant, CPR /First Aid card and Babysitter's basic participants card. A copy of these requirements must accompany your application. Participants must demonstrate all skills and successfully (80%) complete the written exams for Babysitters basic course to continue. The instructor portion, the candidate will become familiar with all course materials, administrative procedures and demonstrate, through 1 practice teaching assignment, the ability to teach the basic course material. Additionally, the instructor candidate must successfully complete the written instructor course exam. The purpose of the Babysitter's Training Instructor course is to train instructor candidates to teach babysitting skills including handling emergencies and preventing accidents with segments of feeding, diapering, playing with and caring for children. |
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| BASIC HIV /AIDS EDUCATION AND PREVENTION | |
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Cost: $130 Course Length: 24 hrs Prerequisite: Completion of Start Facts and Fundamentals of Instructor Training This training course trains individuals to facilitate factually accurate, non-judgmental and culturally appropriate HIV prevention education and skills-building sessions with multicultural groups. Instructor candidates will be prepared to provide age-appropriate information to help reduce the risk of HIV and AIDS. |
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| BLOOD BORNE PATHOGENS INSTRUCTOR COURSE | |
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Course Fee: $35 Prerequisite: Minimum age 17 years old and must be a current instructor in American Red Cross CPR / First Aid/ AED or CPR for the Professional Rescuer. The purpose of this course is to train participants to teach the Bloodborne Pathogens course. |
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| FAMILY CARE GIVING INSTRUCTOR COURSE | |
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Course Fee: $35 Length: 3 hours Prerequisite: Must have completed FIT and have a background related to patient care, care-giving, or long term care. Experience as a Red Cross instructor or prior teaching is preferable. Includes leader responsibilities, styles of learning, American Red Cross fundamentals, forms and records, lesson plan review, and an overview of the course video and nine modules. Call Chapter for more information. |
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| WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR (WSI) | |
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If you are at least 16 years of age and a proficient swimmer, you can become an American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor and teach swimming and water safety courses. As a Water Safety Instructor you can: · Teach skills that may save a life · Gain work experience as an aquatics professional · Earn money--or join a volunteer team--while you help people learn valuable skills · Learn organizational skills applicable to any career. · Help prepare swim coaches to prevent and respond to emergency situations Red Cross Swimming and Water safety programs include: learn-to-swim, Lifeguarding, water safety instructor training and other programs that are offered by many Red Cross Authorized Providers throughout the area.Please contact a provider near you for more information: Local Pools Phone Number Red Bluff Park and Recreation (530) 527-8177 Redding Park and Recreation (530) 225-4095 Anderson Park and Recreation (530) 378-6636 Corning City Pool (530)824-7062 Burney Public Pool (530) 335-2277 Hayfork Pool (530) 628-5000 Weaverville Park & Recreation (530) 623-6873 |
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| ON-LINE COURSES | |
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The Shasta Area Chapter is very excited to bring you on-line courses. These courses allow you to complete the lecture portion at your own pace and convenience. We are only offering Adult CPR, First Aid, and AED. We hope to eventually offer more courses. In order to take our on-line courses you will need to meet the computer and internet connection requirements. The following courses are being offered: Step 1 Choose a Course Course # Course Name Skill Session Course Fee HSSBLD403 Standard First Aid ACPR/AED 2.5 hours $45.00 HSBLD401 Standard First Aid with Adult CPR 2.0 hours $45.00 HSBLD101 First Aid Basics Only 1.0 hour $40.00 HSBLD105 Adult CPR/AED Only 2.0 hour $40.00 HSBLD107 **Child AED 2.0 hour $45.00 HSBLD301 Adult /Child/ Infant CPR/AED 3.0 hours $50.00 HSBLD407 Adult /Child /Infant CPR AED/First Aid 2.5 hours $55.00 *~ **ONLINE COURSES: The lecture and written test are on-line and you will have two weeks from the starting date specified on your enrollment form to complete the lecture portion. Once you have completed the lecture portion you must attend the skill practice /testing. At the time of registration, you will choose a date for your skill session. The skill session will last up to 2.5 hours depending on the course you are taking. You must pass the lecture /skills with an 80% or better in order to receive your certification. **During the skills session there is no review on the lecture portion of the course. * If for any reason you miss your skill session, you may reschedule one time only for a $15 fee. If you miss the next skill session you will forfeit your course fee and will need to pay an additional fee of $25 to re-register for a skill session. Step 2 Set up a skill session when registering for the course. Skill sessions are offered Tuesday -Friday from 1-5 pm. Evenings and Saturdays are available on request. Location: Chapter - 1880 Park Marina Drive, Redding, CA For any further questions please call our office @ 244-8000 Monday - Friday 9 AM to 4 PM ON-LINE COMPUTER AND INTERNET REQUIREMENTS Listed below are the minimum requirements that are needed to effectively run the online courses with your computer: An internet connection of at least a 56k modem or faster. Windows 98 or better. For a browser, Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher. Or you can use Netscape 4.76 or higher. Unfortunately at this time, the AOL browser is not supported. An additional software requirement is Flash. Flash is for the animation that you will see during the course. If you do not have flash, you will be prompted upon opening the Adult CPR /AED Introduction. If it is not detected, you will be redirected to a site to download it. |
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| 9. ADULT, CHILD & INFANT CPR/AED WITH FIRST AID: 8 | |
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Cost: $55 HSSFA414 STANDARD FIRST AID WITH ADULT/CHILD/INFANT CPR/AED Standard First Aid with CPR/AED/Adult and Child plus CPR/Infant Train lay responders to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to recognize and care for life-threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in adults, children and infants. Learn the knowledge and skills necessary in an emergency to help sustain life and to minimize pain and the consequences of injury or sudden illness until professional medical help arrives. It includes training in using an automated external defibrillator (AED) on a victim of sudden cardiac arrest and is updated with the latest science for first aid, CPR and emergency cardiovascular care. Course meets OSHA First Aid Guidelines. Length: 8.5 hours. Course Fee: $55.00 Course # Date Time Location HSSFA414 1/5 8am-5:45pm 8am-5:45pm 1/26 8am-5:45pm 8am-5:45pm 2/2 8am-5:45pm Chapter 2/12 & 2/14 6-10:30pm Chapter 3/1 8am-5:45pm Chapter 3/10 & 3/12 6-10:30pm Chapter 3/22 8-545 pm Chapter 4/5 8am-5:45pm Chapter 4/15 & 4/17 6-10:30pm Chapter 5/3 8am-5:45pm Chapter 5/12 & 5/14 6-10:30pm Chapter 6/1 8am-5:45pm Chapter 6/17 & 6/19 6-10:30pm Chapter CHALLENGING COURSES: Challenge Fee: $50.00 This condensed course requires passing the written test with 80% or higher and demonstration of all required skills without any assistance. There is no prerequisite or certificate required for this class. However, there will be no instruction or time for reading, practice or other review. Please study your CPR training materials prior to attending challenge. Students who do not pass the challenge will be referred to a full-length course at an additional $20 fee. To set up a challenge appointment, please call the chapter and speak to Health & Safety Department. Challenges are set for Mondays or Fridays during the hours of 10-3 PM. |
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| FIRST AID AND ADULT CPR/AED COURSES | |
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HSSFA404 Standard First Aid with CPR/AED/Adult In addition to CPR, this course also includes training in using an automated external defibrillator (AED) on a victim of sudden cardiac arrest. Useful take-home course materials help you retain skills and serve as an excellent refresher and reference tool after training is complete. The course is updated with the latest science for first aid, CPR and emergency cardiovascular care. Course meets OSHA First Aid Guidelines. Length: 6-1/2 hours. Course Fee: $45.00 Course # Date Time Location HSSFA404 1/15 & 1/17 6-9:30pm Chapter 1/25 9am-4pm Chapter 2/11 & 2/13 6-9:30pm Chapter 2/22 9am-4pm Chapter 2/26 & 2/28 6-9:30pm Chapter 3/8 8am-3pm Chapter 3/11 & 3/13 6-9:30pm Chapter 3/28 9am-4pm Chapter 4/1 & 4/3 6-9:30pm Chapter 4/14 & 4/16 6-9:30pm Chapter 4/25 9am-4pm Chapter 4/29 & 5/1 6-9:30pm Chapter 5/10 8am-3pm Chapter 5/13 & 5/15 6-9:30pm Chapter 5/19 & 5/21 6-9:30pm Chapter 5/30 9am-4pm Chapter 6/3 & 6/5 6-9:30pm Chapter 6/14 8am-3pm Chapter 6/16 & 6/18 6-9:30pm Chapter 6/27 9am-4pm Chapter HSSFA107 Adult CPR/AED Review CPR/AED/Adult Review This CPR course also includes training in using an AED on an adult victim of sudden cardiac arrest. Useful take-home course materials help you retain skills and serve as an excellent refresher and reference tool after training is complete. This course is updated with the latest science for CPR and emergency cardiovascular care. Length: 2-1/2 hours. Course Fee: $40.00 FOR ADULT CPR/AED ONLY- YOU WILL ATTNED THE FIRST NIGHT OF THE COURSES LISTED ABOVE AND FOR DAY TIME COURSE IT WILL BE THE FIRST HALF OF THE DAY. |
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| 1. FIRST AID BASICS: 4 HOURS | |
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Fees (per person): $40 General Public This course helps students recognize and deal with emergencies and sudden illness. Upon completion participants will receive a three-year certification for First Aid Basics. The laminated First Aid skills card and First Aid bandage kit used during class are included with the price. Participants learn how to: * Check an unconscious victim * Recognize an emergency * Minimize the effects of shock * Treat sudden illnesses, including poisonings and heat and cold emergencies * Perform First aid for cuts, scrapes, bruises, burns, bleeding, and injuries to bones, joints, and muscles, such as sprains and strains * Use the EMS system/9-1-1 First Aid Participants learn basic care for injuries or sudden illnesses until advanced medical care can take over. The course includes skills on handling emergency situations; basic disease transmission precautions; recognizing and caring for bleeding, wounds, sudden illness; and immobilizing muscle, bone and joint injuries. Course meets OSHA First Aid Guidelines. Length: 4 hours. Course Fee: $40.00 Course # Date Time Location HSSFA101 1/31 6-10pm Chapter 2/27 6-10pm Chapter 3/24 6-10pm Chapter 4/22 6-10pm Chapter 5/29 6-10pm Chapter 6/25 6-10pm Chapter |
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| CA CHILD CARE COURSES | |
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Location: Chapter - 1880 Park Marina Drive, Redding, CA California Child Care Courses Pediatric First Aid (PFA) & Preventative Health & Safety (PHS) Course Pediatric First Aid This course provides first aid training as required by AB243, the California Child Care Law. It includes patient examination and injury assessment, emergency systems orientation, recognition, and treatment of first aid emergencies, and more. Asthma inhaler can be added to this lesson to the first aid and is designed to help individuals learn how to correctly administer an asthma inhaler to a person who is having an asthma attack. This course EMSA approved and provides the EMSA sticker. Certificate Validation: 2 years Cost: $45.00 Preventative Health & Safety This course meets the California Sate requirement for health and safety training for child care workers. Subject matter includes preventing disease transmission, taking care of the ill child, and other health and safety precautions related to the child care setting. EMSA approved; Sticker included. No expiration on this certificate. Cost: $50.00 Course # Date Time Location CGCFA101 PFA 1/25 6-10 PM Chapter PHS 1/23 8-4 pm Chapter PFA 2/20 6-10 pm Chapter PFA 3/27 8-12 pm Chapter PHS 3/30 8-4 pm Chapter PFA 4/23 6-10 pm Chapter PFA 5/16 6-10 pm Chapter PFA 6/20 11-3 pm Chapter PHS 6/21 8-4 pm Chapter IT IS REQUIRED THAT Pediatric First Aid and CPR is taken Prior to the Prevenative Health & Safety Course. All course materials from these courses are to be brought to the Preventative Health & Safety course (CCC text and CPR skill cards) ***If you are a daycare provider of Shasta County you can be reimbursed for this course by Shasta County office of Education ( SCOE ). For further questions contact SCOE at 225-0310 (Ask for Norma or Nancy) |
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| WORKPLACE PREPAREDNESS TRAINING | |
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Whether you are a business owner, a manager or an employee, disaster preparedness is critical to your bottom-line and to the welfare of your fellow employees. How prepared is your business? * Did you know that as many as 40% of small businesses do not reopen following a major disaster such as a flood or earthquake? * Most natural disasters strike quickly, with little or no warning. * A flood might not put your business under water, but it could prevent customers and supplies from reaching you. * Power outages, brown-outs or surges can affect your daily business operations. Disasters happen often, and in our changing world, it is important to take the necessary steps to be ready for anything that comes your way. The Red Cross Workplace Disaster Preparedness Program is a 60- to 90- minute module, with a focus on potential natural or man-made disasters. It is brought directly to your workplace complete with disaster products and materials. * The hands-on training will help prepare your associates for inevitable emergencies and unthinkable events. * The program addresses both personal and workplace emergency preparedness as well as business continuity planning. * Each participant receives an information packet and the company receives a Business Continuity Planning CD-Rom. * The presentation is for groups up to 30 people for a flat fee of $250. |
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| 3. AUTHORIZED PROVIDERS | |
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Authorized Providers Welcome to the American Red Cross, and thank you for being part of our mission of emergency prevention and preparedness. We'd like to congratulate you on your commitment to building a healthier, safer community by becoming an American Red Cross authorized provider and helping us reach even more people with lifesaving training. As an American Red Cross authorized provider, you are leveraging more than 90 years of lifesaving expertise and a brand that is trusted and recognized as being the premier health and safety training organization. Red Cross training materials incorporate the most current standards of care that meet OSHA Guidelines for First Aid and the Emergency Cardiovascular Care Guidelines. And because Red Cross training is standardized and recognized by national, state and local authorities, proof and validity of training can easily be provided to regulatory agencies. Your local American Red Cross chapter is committed to providing you with the highest level of customer service. Technical and programmatic support is just a phone call away, and marketing materials are available at little or no cost so that you can promote your training programs. Your local chapter also provides administrative support, including issuing course certificates and maintaining instructor and student records, so that you can focus on what's most important-providing lifesaving training. If you have any questions, please be sure to contact your local Red Cross chapter. New First Aid/CPR/AED Program Course Combinations Provide More Training Options. The First Aid/CPR/AED Program reflects the Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) 2005 Guidelines and provides you with a broader range of training options than ever before, including adult CPR, automated external defibrillation (AED), injury control modules, and infant and child CPR. The modular design of the program allows customers to build the first aid and safety programs that are right for them. The First Aid/CPR/AED Program Instructor's Manual provides course outlines and lesson plans for 14 courses and course combinations. We heard from instructors that course outlines for every possible course combination in the First Aid/CPR/AED Program would be valuable. We responded with the development of 15 additional course outlines designed to match the multiple course combinations that customers may request. The new course outlines (see MS Word file available below) provide you with clear directions to conduct each combination ensuring that all skills and information are covered uniformly without needless repetition. This expansion results in a total of 29 course combinations that can be taught from one instructor's manual to help you offer your course takers the training they need. Thank you for the critical work you are doing in your community everyday. Each person to whom you teach lifesaving skills might have the opportunity to put those skills to use in a life-threatening emergency. Together, we can save a life. 1. What is an Authorized Provider? An Authorized Provider is an individual who is or organization that has a Red Cross-trained instructor who can provide American Red Cross Health & Safety programs in-house. By becoming an Authorized Provider, you can build your own training team to teach Health & Safety courses to employees of your business or members of your organization. For more information about becoming an Authorized Provider, click here or contact the Shasta Area Chapter @ 530-244-8000 or 1-800-909-3021 2. When do I have to fill out an Authorized Provider Agreement? All Authorized Providers must fill out an Authorized Provider Agreement as soon as they become instructors. 3. Do I have to make an Authorized Provider Agreement for myself as an instructor or the organization that I teach for? If you are an American Red Cross instructor who teaches our courses at various sites, you can fill out an Authorized Provider Agreement in your name. When you submit Course Record Forms, you should note your name under "name of authorized provider." When you are going to teach in a new training site, contact Health & Safety Department at 530-244-8000 and ask to add the site to your agreement. If you are an instructor who teaches regularly in one location or if your organization has ARC instructors, you can fill out an Authorized Provider Agreement under the name of your organization. 4. What costs are involved in becoming an Authorized Provider? There is no cost to become an Authorized Provider. The instructor must pay for the course materials, however, and must pay an Authorized Provider fee for each student taught. 5. My company contracts with other agencies for services. Can we offer classes to our customers as well as our employees? Yes. The Authorized Provider system allows you to offer training as a service to your customers, clients, or others in your community. In order to do so, you need to make arrangements and sign an agreement with your local Red Cross chapter. 6. My company has offices in other cities that are outside the jurisdiction of my local American Red Cross chapter. Can I train employees in other cities? Yes. Our nationwide network of American Red Cross chapters makes it easy for you to train employees throughout the country. For more information about training employees in multiple locations, contact your local American Red Cross chapter and inquire about signing a National Account Network Agreement or an Extended Instructor Authorization. |
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| DISASTER SERVICES VOLUNTEER CLASSES | |
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PLEASE CALL THE RED CROSS OFFICE AT (530) 244-8000 TO SIGN-UP FOR CLASSES. COURSE # COURSE NAME CLASS LOCATION DATE(S) TIME CONTACT NAME / EMAIL / PHONE# NOTES DSGEN200A Fulfilling our Mission Redding, CA 1/8/07 6 - 9pm Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8743 Prerequisite: Introduction to Disaster Services DSCLS202A Client Case Worker Redding, CA 1/12/07 9am - 5pm Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8742 Prerequisite: Fulfilling Our Mission ARC3068-6 Mass Care Overview Redding, CA 1/15/07 6 - 9pm Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8739 Prerequisite: Fulfilling Our Mission Going On Assignment Redding, CA 1/22/07 6 - 9pm Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8747 Prerequisite: (none) ARC3068-11 Shelter Operation Redding, CA 1/25/07 6 - 9pm Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8736 Prerequisite: Mass Care Overview ARC3068-12 Shelter Simulation Redding, CA 1/25/07 9pm - 10am Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8737 Prerequisite: Shelter Operation Overnight (bring sleeping bag) Amateur Radio Technician License Class Redding, CA 2/2/07 8am - 5pm Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8747 Prerequisite: (none) License fee: $14 Driver's license or valid ID required ARC3068-4 ERV's: Ready, Set, Roll Redding, CA 2/9/07 9 - 12am Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8738 Prerequisite: Mass Care Overview Copies of following must be submitted prior to class: ? Valid driver?s license ? Satisfactory Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) Report ? Defensive Driving Course Certificate ARC3071-1 Logistics: An Overview Redding, CA 2/16/07 9 - 12am Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8740 Prerequisite: Fulfilling Our Mission ARC3071-2 Logistics Simulation Redding, CA 2/16/07 1 - 5pm Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8741 Prerequisite: Logistics: An Overview DSIMS200B Fundamentals of Disaster Assessment Redding, CA 2/23/07 9am - 5pm Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8745 Prerequisite: Fulfilling Our Mission DSGEN200A Fulfilling our Mission Red Bluff, CA 2/26/07 7 - 9pm Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8744 Prerequisite: Introduction to Disaster Services CPR/First Aid Redding, CA 3/1/07 9am - 5pm Lew Bornmann bornmann@acm.org (970) 260-8746 Prerequisites: Basic courses completed; active Chapter volunteer Max 10 students All classes are held in the training room in the Red Cross warehouse on the west side of our building at 1880 Park Marina Drive in Redding. All classes held in warehouse unless otherwise indicated *Need to have taken Intro to Disaster Services either in the past. **Even if you have taken the Family Service Class in the past, this is a good review with updates. Things have changed! |
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| FIRST AID FOR PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL INSTRUCTOR | |
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For more information on this course and to get on a waiting list. Please contact the Shasta Area Chapter Health and Safety Department at 530-244-8000. |
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| CHALLENGE COURSES | |
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CHALLENGING COURSES: Challenge Fee: $50.00 This condensed course requires passing the written test with 80% or higher and demonstration of all required skills without any assistance. There is no prerequisite or certificate required for this class. However, there will be no instruction or time for reading, practice or other review. Please study your CPR training materials prior to attending challenge. Students who do not pass the challenge will be referred to a full-length course at an additional $20 fee. To set up a challenge appointment, please call the chapter and speak to Health & Safety Department. Challenges are set for Mondays or Fridays during the hours of 10-3 PM. |
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