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The PBSC Invitational is proud to feature public safety workshops and lectures as part of its lineup. Elevating the event beyond competition, these sessions provide valuable insights and education on important public safety topics. From cutting-edge techniques to expert advice, attendees can learn from leaders in the field. With a commitment to enhancing safety and knowledge, the PBSC Invitational continues to set the standard for excellence in the industry. Take advantage of this opportunity to engage, learn, and help advance public safety.
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Tuesday, May 5
EMS Symposium
“From the Streets and Beyond: Advancements in EMS Care,” presents seven engaging sessions on both common and uncommon topics in EMS and Emergency Department care. Each session is led by a regional subject matter expert. Participants must attend all seven presentations to receive continuing education units (CEUs).
- Time: 7:45am - 4pm
- Limited seats available
Forcible Entry Workshop
This class is designed to allow the participant to use multiple tools, including manual, gas-powered, and battery-operated equipment, on a variety of realistic forcible entry props. The training environment encourages collaboration and camaraderie between local fire rescue agencies to share tactical ideas and experiences.
- Time: 8am - 3pm
- Instructor: Deputy Chief Steven Shaw
In this class, you will:
- Utilize Multiple Props: Practice on garage and overhead door props, hurricane glass, and dedicated stations for metal, wood, angle iron, and chains.
- High-Repetition Training: Perform multiple repetitions of essential skills, including forcing doors, cutting roof materials, and breaching overhead doors.
- Compare Technologies: Evaluate different technologies first-hand, specifically comparing the performance and utility of battery-powered vs. gas-powered tools.
- Master the Tool Cache: Gain proficiency with a wide array of equipment, including Halligans, axes, metal hooks, gas-powered chainsaws, rotary rescue saws, and modern battery-powered angle grinders, drills, and band saws.
Requirements:
- PPE: Full Bunker Gear Required
- Safety: SCBA Recommended
- Personal: Bring lunch, water and sunblock
Evaluation: The session will conclude with a hot-wash style field evaluation followed by an online evaluation.
