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Live Fire Instructor Course — NFPA 1403 (Interactive)
Hours
3
ISO Category
Officer
Equipment
Device with a browser or a classroom projector; the department's current live fire SOP and pre-burn plan template for the plan audit

Instructor-side live fire course covering NFPA 1403, the controlling standard for every live fire evolution. Students take a live fire class; the people responsible for students take this one. Department-neutral on facility on purpose — covers BOTH a fixed burn prop and an acquired structure, which carries a separate and much longer list of 1403 requirements (owner permission and title, insurance, permits, asbestos survey, utilities disconnected, tanks removed, exposures protected). Also covers the written pre-burn plan and why a blank section stops the burn; Class A fuel limits and the absolute prohibition on accelerants; two independent water sources with duration and reserve, and why two lines off one hydrant is a single source; every required position and the Safety Officer's authority to halt regardless of rank; real working air versus the label on the bottle; NFPA 1584 rehab criteria; the stop-condition list; and the records that must be retained. 8 modules, a knowledge check on each, 25-question final at 80%. Interactive course: livefire.pcfdmembers.org

  1. State that NFPA 1403 is the controlling standard and that a department SOP falling below it is a defect in the SOP.
  2. List what a written pre-burn plan must contain and recognise that a blank required section stops the burn.
  3. Distinguish fixed-prop requirements from the additional requirements for an acquired structure.
  4. State the fuel rules — Class A ordinary combustibles in a known quantity, no accelerants at any time.
  5. Explain why two lines off one hydrant is a single water source and identify a compliant second source.
  6. Identify every required position and state that the Safety Officer may halt any evolution regardless of rank.
  7. Apply real air-management figures rather than the rating on the cylinder.
  8. State the NFPA 1584 criteria that hold a member out of an evolution.
  9. List the conditions that mean you do not light, or that kill a set already burning.
  10. Identify the records that must be retained after a burn.
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