Michael Bryant on LinkedIn: Wildland Initial Attack Command presented by ECT Instructor Fire Captain… (2024)

Risk has a name, risk has a face, and risk has a family. Elite Command Training’s all hazard Safety Officer class is well worth attending. 35 emergency service personnel attended the course from 8 agencies in Anaheim this week. They have successfully demonstrated the skill sets (required training) to open their task books for line and type III safety officer. See you at our next course in Aptos, CA in a few weeks.

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Elite Command Training’s Safety Officer course is the most Transformational course you will take in your career. There are no others like it! We’d like to thank North Central FPD - Kerman, CA for their classroom hospitality. The attendees did a fantastic job learning the true meaning of risk (has a name, a face, and a family). To effectively navigate their tactical work assignments through danger, chaos, uncertainty, and fog of war. Agencies represented include Santa Monica Fire, CAL FIRE, Diniba Fire, Hanford Fire, Rocklin Fire, and Visalia Fire.Thank you to Deputy Chief John B. Tripp from LACOFD for sharing your knowledge and experiences. Please join us for upcoming safety officer courses in Anaheim North Net, Heartland Fire & Rescue, San Diego Fire & Rescue, Central Fire District (Santa Cruz), San Jose Fire, and Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety.

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Preparation is the key to success. Fantastic week with members from Tulare City/County Fire, Porterville Fire, CAL FIRE Tulare Unit, Tulare County Sheriff, Visalia Fire who all attended the AHIMT O-305 course.ECT customized and specifically developed the scenarios for their operational area (Wildland and Flodding). Contact ECT to develop your customized exercise scenarios for your IMT.

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Another must have FEMA all hazard L-958 Operations Section Chief training class from Elite Command Training. Thank you to San Francisco FD Airport FS 3 for your fantastic hospitality!

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Elite Command Training had the honor of mentoring and evaluating the Bay Area Type III IMT through a simulated radiological detonation at Levi Stadium. Elite planned, developed, and customized the exercise with 52 IMT injects that drove the all day exercise play. Fantastic job from all the IMT members in developing their IAP for the next operational period. If you are looking for a unique and innovative IMT training experience that will challenge your team, please contact us.

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Another outstanding Elite Command Training L-952 all hazards Public Information Officer course in San Jose, CA.A special thank you to Jonathan Baxter - SFFD PIO - Erica Ray- Information Specialist Santa Clara County Fire and Damian Trujillo- NBC reporter Bay Area. Student practice interviews with local news reporters. The varsity crew of instructors included Captain Matt Corelli, Captain Steve Concialdi, and Battalion Chief Marc Peebles.

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Another ECT AHIMT O-305 course delivery in Anaheim, CA.We did not need to look to fill these seats because we had a full house. An outstanding group of law enforcement, professional staff, EOC, and fire department personnel came to learn about the planning P process. Two individual dynamic customized scenario exercises with injects developed for the participants. Exercise all-hazard scenarios relevant to Orange County, CA.

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Very proud to share a fantastic article written by LACOFD Fire Captain Ryan Tripp, well done! John B. TrippNo fire service folklore, myths or storytelling, just evidence based.

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Firefighter Commanding the May-Day course. Outstanding command, division, RIC group, and survival curriculum. Thank you to BC Stan Brawer and DC John Tripp LACOFD for their knowledge and expertise with the case studies and scenarios. Fantastic group of incident commanders! Elite Command Training

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Nice to see evidence based research! Courage at its best!

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