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Free Fire Extinguisher Training

This is a free class will consist of a short power point presentation and hands on skills on how to properly use a fire extinguisher.
This free class is open to the public
Class will be offered at Fire Station Three, 11920 Ulysses, Blaine on the following dates August 18 7-8P September 15 7-8P Reserve your spot today Shannon 763-786-4436

CPR & FIRST AID CLASSES

All classes will be the last Thursday of the month from 6 pm to 10 pm located at fire station 3, 11920 Ulysses in Blaine. Contact Blaine Park & Recreation at 763-785-6164 to register.

Adult Heartsaver CPR
This 4 hour course is designed to meet the needs for lay rescuers who are learning CPR to protect family members, friends, and coworkers. The curriculum includes adult CPR, relief of FBAO (foreign body airway obstruction), and AED. Upon successful completion of written and practical skills testing participants will receive a course credential card.

Heartsaver Facts 1st Aid & CPR
This course includes adult CPR and first aid. The 4-hour course is ideal for industry, businesses and groups interested in or required to implement CPR with first aid in an environment that serves adult populations. Participants will be expected to read the student manual before attending the course. Upon successful completion of written and practical skills testing participants will receive a course credential card.

Prerequisite - Must have a current American Heart Association Adult CPR card or attended the class the prior month and will be required to read the student manual before attending the course.

Infant/Child Heartsaver CPR
This 4 hour course is designed to meet the needs for lay rescuers who are learning CPR to protect family members, friends, and coworkers. The curriculum includes Infant and child CPR and relief of FBAO (foreign body airway obstruction).

Upon successful completion of written and practical skills testing participants will receive a course credential card.

Free CPR Classes Take Heart Anoka County class covers adult CPR. This class is intended for those who simply wish to know the skills of CPR but do not need a credential. Each class meets for one hour and is free to attend. Classes are offered at 1PM & 7PM at SBM Fire Station Three 11920 Ulysses NE Blaine.

SCHOOL PROGRAMS

One of the reasons the United States has the worst fire statistics in the world is the lack of fire safety education in the classroom. The National Fire Protection Agency has developed two proven highly successful curriculums in "Learn Not to Burn" and "Risk Watch." Connie Forster is the contact for schools and has begun to work with local teachers in implementing this into the standards curriculum. If you are a teacher or educator and would like more information call 763-767-4003.

If you have preschoolers that attend any kind of day care and wish to have a fire safety program for them call the number above and they will schedule a time to come out.

 



 





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