Trainings

Refreshes the knowledge/skills required for Advanced EMT (Intermediate Technician) re-licensure. A certificate of completion will be issued and verification of completion will be entered into the WI EMS e-licensing system. Students will receive an FVTC AEMT Refresher certificate. Current AHA BLS Provider CPR or equivalent and current Wisconsin/National Registry AEMT licensure required.

Designed to teach students who are striving to become better handgun armorers, this class will not be a repeat of the same certification recertification class. Since Glock no longer offers their 2-day advanced armorer class outside of Georgia, this class provides a local opportunity to advance your handgun smithing abilities.

Covers rules and regulations, airport certification, aircraft and airport familiarization, ARFF safety, ARFF apparatus, PPE, rescue and firefighting procedures, tactical operations, hazardous materials, incident command, airfield communications, extinguishing agents, ARFF tools and equipment, and airport emergency plans to meet NFPA 1003 standards for a Professional Airport Firefighter and FAR 139 requirements. Please note: The class fee of $1395.00 will not appear for the classes from June - October 2026 until April 2026!

Delivers initial Airport Firefighter training that meets or exceeds the requirements of CAR 323.14 and NFPA 1010 standards. Students will receive classroom training on all topics as well as extensive hands-on training with ARFF Apparatus, hose lines, tools, and search and rescue. Live fire training will include interior hose line attacks, exterior hose lines and turret attack and wheeled dry chemical extinguisher use on spill fires.

Introduces alternative photographic methods for recovering evidence through the use of visible light, tunable ALS and monochromatic alternative light sources, which will include the ultraviolet and infrared wavelengths. Emphasis will be placed upon non visible sources of evidence that may be visible, barely visible or imperceptible without the aid of an alternative lighting method. The use of contrast enhancement techniques will also be presented for photographing faint and near visible injuries. These methods will provide the investigator various choices to visualize injuries common in child abuse, domestic violence, strangulation and other types of assaults. Use of alternative lights sources for visualizing biological fluids and other forms of physical evidence will also be presented. Protocols for documenting injuries and preserving probative evidence will be discussed. Introduction to various equipment available will be provided to help in determining future purchases that may be implemented in evidence processing and collection.

Designed as a comprehensive two-day class with Day 1 covering firearm history and development, safety, cycle of operation, troubleshooting, components and field stripping, and preventative maintenance. Day 2 continues with advanced troubleshooting piston and gas guns, disassembly and reassembly, and wear component measurement and gauging.

Emphasizes a comprehensive class with Day 1 covering firearm history and development, safety, cycle of operation, troubleshooting, components and field stripping, and preventative maintenance. Day 2 continues with advanced troubleshooting piston and gas guns, full disassembly and reassembly, and wear component measurement and gauging. Day 3 culminates the training with live-fire rifle zeroing accompanied with live-fire rifle troubleshooting and gas system tuning followed by a practical armorer certification examination on all concepts presented through the 3 days.

Trains students in how to properly inspect, operate and troubleshoot an ARFF Apparatus. Training will also include technical maneuvers, a drivers confidence course, mock response through simulated airfields and city streets/off airfield, apparatus positioning and pump and roll operations, use a high reach extendable turret and use of a piercing tip. Live fire response and extinguishment is included on day 2 and 3 of the course. This 3-day course is designed for Airport Firefighters who drive and operate ARFF Apparatus.

Students will participant in training for Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting related topics. Training may include classroom instruction, hands on training, and/or live fire drills.

This course is designed as a fundamental training program for LE officers who are assigned to SWAT, Narcotic Enforcement Units, Warrants Teams, and Patrol Officers who wish to improve their tactical skills. and introduces basic tactical principles/philosophy. This class emphasizes the physical mechanics of movement along with tactical decision-making skills. The student will take part in dynamic hands-on training in an environment that will require the officer to operate as an integral member of a team. Topics include: Types of Doors, Threshold evaluations, Basic Room Clearing, 2 and 3 officer room entries, Center Fed & corner fed Rooms, Methodical vs Dynamic clears, Stairwells, Team Movement, Contact Cover, Hallway movement, Conduct of High Risk Search Warrants and Barricaded susps, Introduction to Vehicle & Bus Assaults, firearms (handgun and rifle), Shield work, Basic TEMS, Use of Armor and Scenarios.