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1925 Newell Street - Waterloo, Iowa 50707
Phone: 319.291.4275 Toll Free: 800.291.4682 Fax:
319.291.4285
Providing Cost Effective, State Of The Art Training And
Education In The Following Areas:
Live Tractor Burn - February 16, 2008
Sponsored by John Deere & the RTC
T/O gear & pre-registration required
The 2008 Quad County Fire School is scheduled for March 29
CLICK HERE for the brochure.
NOTE: The Auto Extrication class has a separate registration.
The Quad County Fire School on April 14, 2007 was a huge success!
Go here for pictures.
Our Live Fire Burn Buiding is now fully operational.
Everyone describes the scenarios and live fire as very realistic and
challenging.
Check here
for more info and photos.
The Hazardous Materials Regional Training Center
(City of Waterloo/Waterloo Fire Rescue)
Has just been designated as one of the 12 Regional Training Centers in the
State for the Fire Service Training Bureau.
Our wide range of programs, instructors and
comprehensive classroom & practical exercises for the participants makes
this facility
a leader in the Midwest.
So far, for FY 05-06, over 4,000 students have attended 188 different courses.
Go here
to see a sample of what we do.
We will bring the course to your location and customize it according to your
site specific needs.
If you have a training need not listed above, our expert staff will develop a
course specifically tailored to your requirements.
E-mail us
or call (319)
291-4275 for more information.
Please take time to visit the following pages:
Waterloo Fire Rescue
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City of Waterloo
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The WATERLOO FIRE RESCUE HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS REGIONAL TRAINING CENTER page was created by Steve Weliver. Copyright
1997 by
Waterloo Fire Rescue. None of the material on this page can be used in any
other site or
publication without the expressed permission of the author Questions or
comments should be
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HMRTC.
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