Registration Information
Schedule:
Click here fore the in-service training calendar [.pdf] for October 2008 - December 2008.
Location
Classes will be held at the Local Fire Department indicated.For general PCC information, log on to www.pittcc.edu
Forms
High School Students and anyone not 18 years of age MUST complete and turn into the Instructor a High School Data Form for each class they take. No one under the age of 18 will receive Certification Credit for any class deemed hazardous under Child Labor Laws and North Carolina Occupational Health and Safety standards. Please refer to the Junior Member Standard for further information.
First time students at PCC will need to Complete a Student Data Form [.pdf]. This form must be turned over to the Instructor prior to the class's conclusion.
Students that have taken Continuing Education courses here at PCC can fill out the Registration Form if they DO NOT know their Colleague ID #. If you do not know this number, please contact your training officer.
Students that have not completed the Certification Application Form [.pdf] from OSFM must do so. The Certification Application Form MUST be completed and turned into OSFM before any Certification Credit can be given.
Please fax these forms to Heidi Perkins at 252.321.4549.
Attendance Requirements
Students must be present on the first day to register for the class. Students must be present on the last day of class to take any required test. Students must attend 75% of the class to be eligible for any end of class testing. Once you take the Practical Examination and complete the Written Examination PCC will grade the test and transmit the PASS/FAIL information to OSFM. The Student MUST PASS the Practical Examination prior to taking the Written Examination. A passing score of 70% will be required on both the Practical Skills Examination and the Written Examination. It will take approximately 90 to 120 days from when the class ended for the scores to be posted on OSFM's website.
Special Information
Anyone wishing to take any of the Ropes Specialty classes must have completed the Rescue Technician-VMR classes prior to receiving credit for any of the Ropes Specialty courses. Anyone wishing to take any of the Rescue Specialty classes (Confined Space, Trench, Structural Collapse, Surface Water Rescue) must have completed Rescue Technician-VMR and Ropes prior to receiving any credit for these specialty classes.
