9 members from IFD participated in a Train-the-Trainer program through Capital Technical Rescue yesterday afternoon. Participants learned how to operate our new bailout systems that we were awarded through the
IFD members spent the day training with Recruit Class 20-02 yesterday during what we call the “Live Burn” phase of recruit training. In addition to battling fire in designated burn
IFD on and off duty crews spent the morning carrying out some extrication training with Toot Lee – Rescue Tool Specialist. Throughout this training, members used a variety of HURST
We were grateful for another opportunity to partner with the South Carolina State Firefighters’ Association today for the live burn portion of their Company Officer Academy. L-175 A Shift crews
Three members from Irmo Fire attended Lexington County Fire Service‘s Swift Water Rescue Certification Course this week and achieved the level of Swift Water Technician. Throughout the 5-day course, personnel
IFD members spent the day training with Recruit Class 24-01 during what we call the “Live Burn” phase of recruit training. In addition to battling fire in designated burn rooms,
Chief Mike Sonefeld was honored to join Rep. Micah Caskey and Representative Chris Wooten on their Radio Show, The Rep!, this morning to accept a $15,000 donation on behalf of
We were ecstatic over the opportunity to take our Tiller out to Lexington County Fire Service to assist with the live burn portion of South Carolina State Firefighters’ Association Officer
A big THANK YOU to the Irmo Fire Foundation, Inc. for making this training opportunity happen!
