ESEC Indianapolis

ATTENTION, PART TIME POSITION OPENING;

Esec Indianapolis is seeking an Instructor for the Area 31 program on A shift.

This will be a lead instructor position teaching FF1&2, and will require Instructor II.

Hours will be 0730-1000, and 1230-1500.

Interested and eligible individuals please reach out to Chris George via email at ([email protected]) for any questions and interest.

Happy 4th of July!!

As the 4th of July approaches, we at Esec Indianapolis want to remind everyone to be careful, don’t drink and drive, don’t drink and light fireworks, and to be responsible all around.

Fireworks are extremely dangerous if not handled correctly, not only can you put yourself and others around you in danger, you can also start fires if not handled correctly.

We all at ESEC Indianapolis would love to see everyone have all ten fingers still attached July 5th!

Enjoy the holiday, be safe, and be responsible!

Out with the old, in with the new. For those that have taken the CPAT or the CPAT practice know how the old machine was very worn down.

This is a huge advancement for CPAP candidates.

Thanks to Eddie Moore, John Littleton, Avery Hayes and Deputy Director Chris George, they put the new molitor machine in service today!

ESEC Indianapolis also has openings for our adult EMT-B class.

Class starts in August and runs through December Tuesday and Thursday nights, 6-10p, with a Saturday class for skills testing.

Cost is $1200.00, scan the QR code to reserve your spot.

EMT-B ACCELERATED CLASS NOW BEING OFFERED AT ESEC INDIANAPOLIS!!

There are plenty of openings for our accelerated EMT-B class starting in October!! Class is $1200.00, Mon-Thurs 8a-4p, class runs through December. Use the QR code to get your spot in class!!

If you’re seeking a new career in EMS or are fresh out of High School/College and interested in a rewarding career giving back to your community, then this is the place to start!

Please share and spread the word!

Yesterday, the adult FF1&2 spring course completed their live fire training. This is the last big training they do before taking the FF 2 test.

They did an outstanding job, instructors were very pleased with how well they did and how much they’ve seen the class grow and apply what they’ve learned.

The future is yours, make it worth it, they will in this career by what we all saw!

Nothing more to say, but thank you! 80 years.

If you or anyone you know is interested in becoming a fire fighter, scan the QR code and get started! Class will be starting soon, Monday and Wednesday 6p to 10p, and several Saturdays for skills training.

Reminder, if you or anyone you know is interested in becoming at EMT, classes start in August, sign up now!

This is an evening course Tuesday and Thursday nights, with some Saturdays, and clinical’s outside of class.

Scan the QR code for more information!

ESEC Indianapolis is looking for firefighters that are available for B and or C shift Saturday mornings to assist with CPAT candidates. We have candidates that come from all over, everything will be explained the morning of upon your arrival.

Start time is 0730 for instructors (retests start at 0730, other candidates around 0820 after they watch the CPAT tutorial video), usually done by 1100.

This is for Marion and surrounding counties that are interested.

If interested please email [email protected]

Always remember why

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎

Samantha Meier, Quinton Seaver

More pics from yesterday’s adult FF1&2 class, as you can see, they worked on the technical skills that it takes to extricate people.

With advancements in air bags, and EV cars they have to pay a lot of attention of where they’re cutting!

Happy Mother’s Day to all of the hardworking first responder moms out there! Hope you have a quiet day 😁!!

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎

Samantha Meier

Adult FF1&2 conducted their flashover training today. Special thanks to the Instructors for showing the recruits what it’s like not only to see the way hydrocarbons can become fuel themselves, but also thermal layers work.

The spring 2024 adult FF1&2 class did physical training lead by PT Instructor Chelsea Moore.

This career will break you down physically and mentally if you don’t stay fit, a lot of Departments are implementing workouts daily. In order to be the best we can be when needed, we need to be in the best shape.

WOD (workout of the day) and Deck Of Cards (iykyk) are great workouts to do in gear and on air. This builds confidence, and a very fine tuned knowledge of air consumption to the point when your bottle is almost empty, and the low air vibe alert is going off, you know you can power through without panicking.

Recruits, stay in this mindset, you will love a long and awesome career and beyond if you do!

The adult FF1&2 class has been working on hose advancement techniques, VEIS (Vent-Enter-Isolate-Search), and roof ventilation.

They have just a short while to go before graduation, they have grown so much and accomplished more than they thought they could!

Today the Area 31 students worked on wall breaches under limited visibility, this helps build confidence when it comes to the real deal, as they will have the ability to remember having done it before (muscle memory).

RIT (Rapid Intervention Team), a standby ready to go team of firefighters to be the rescue members of downed firefighters while inside!

using the ESEC grounds for training! If you see a lot of coming and going this is why, there will be firefighters from all over the world attending over the next week.

ESEC is proud to be one of the hosting sites for critical training that will help firefighters become better at what they do, which in turn is given back to the communities they serve!

Today Area 31 students worked on self extrication through a wire box.

This is to simulate going through a wall, or other area that could have wires, ropes, etc that make passing through hard.

This helps build a foundation for when/if they find themselves in a similar situation they’re prepared for it and less likely to panic as they can revert to their training.

We all at ESEC Indianapolis wish everyone a very merry holiday!

1. Please remember, close before you doze.

2. Water the real tree (dry Christmas trees are a huge fire hazard).

3. if you’re deep frying a turkey, keep it away from everything outdoors, make sure it’s thawed all the way, and no moisture content before putting it in the pot. Hot oil and water don’t mix.

4. If you’re lonely or having a hard time, reach out, there is plenty of assistance out there, even if it’s just someone to talk to ( ).

5. Have a designated driver, drive to arrive, don’t text and drive, and most important, protect the food and gifts you’re bringing for loved ones.

6. Santa, like your local firefighters, loves milk and cookies (specially chocolate chip)!

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