Utah Admin. Code R710-16-6 - Non-Affiliated Fire Service Training
(1) Those training organizations that desire
to offer certification through the Certification System for non-affiliated
personnel must receive accreditation in writing from the Certification Council
and the academy director.
(2)
Before accreditation is granted, the training organization requesting approval
shall demonstrate the following:
(a) complete
a written application requesting approval to conduct the training
course;
(b) designate an approved
course coordinator to oversee the course delivery and ensure the course meets
each of the applicable objectives;
(c) ensure that qualified instructors are
used to teach each subject;
(d)
ensure sufficient student to instructor ratios for each subject or skill to be
taught to include those designated high hazard;
(e) demonstrate that sufficient equipment and
facilities will be provided to meet the training requirements of the course
being taught;
(f) maintain course
documentation as required through the Certification System to ensure that each
element of the necessary training is completed; and
(g) follow the accepted requirements of the
Certification System for requesting testing and
certification.
(3) The
designated course coordinator shall meet the following requirements:
(a) be currently certified at the
certification level as established by the Standards Council;
(b) ensure that the course syllabus and
practical skills guide meet the requirements of the Certification System;
and
(c) ensure that the
requirements of the applicable referenced standard are met.
(4) The qualified instructors
shall meet the following requirements:
(a)
must be currently certified at the certification level as established by the
Standards Council; and
(b) if the
instructor is not certified, instructor qualification can be satisfied by
special knowledge, experience or establishment of expertise.
(5) An Introduction to Emergency
Services class shall be completed by the non-affiliated student wishing to
receive an RCA. The Introduction to Emergency Services class may be waived if
the applicant can demonstrate to the academy sufficient competency or prior
experience in the fire service to make the class unwarranted.
(6) Non-affiliated training providers shall
follow the curriculum outline that is taught at the academy in the RCA program
to award students an RCA Certificate of Completion. Any changes to the
curriculum of the RCA program at the academy shall be provided by the academy
to the non-affiliated training providers to maintain consistency in the RCA
program.
(7) An RCA Certificate of
Completion may be issued to the non-affiliated student by the academy upon
successful completion of the following:
(a)
introduction to Emergency Services class or accepted waiver;
(b) EMT Basic Course; and
(c) completion of an accredited
RCA.
(8) Non-affiliated
training providers that have received accreditation shall be reaccredited every
five years from the date of initial accreditation.
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