OBJECTIVE:  To comprehend the functional responsibilities of the Station Chief/Battalion Chief & Assistant Fire Chief positions and stress the relationship of the flight as a critical member of the Civil Engineer team. Provide processes, principles, and techniques to effectively manage all aspects of the Fire Emergency Services Flight.

DESCRIPTION:  This course will provide a broad range of educational training in the managerial areas of Resources, Training, Program Management, Personnel Management, Fire Prevention, and Readiness. Students will be required to complete assigned lesson homework and exercise assignments in order to graduate from this course.

CEUs: 3.0

PRIMARY AUDIENCE:  TSgt/(T)Sgt/SSgt/GS-08, GS-09

SECONDARY AUDIENCE:  AFSC specified program managers, MSgt, SMSgt, GS-10 and higher

PREREQUISITES: Fire Officer II

DELIVERY METHOD(S):  In-resident Course

COURSE OFFERINGS: 

Offering	Location	Dates	Times	Student Enrollment Window	Course Director
26C	Wright-Patterson AFB	22-Jun-26 - 26-Jun-26	0800 - 1700	24-Mar-26 - 01-Jun-26	Jacob Lambert
26D	Wright-Patterson AFB	21-Sep-26 - 25-Sep-26	0800 - 1700	23-Jun-26 - 31-Aug-26	Brent Croxton
27A	Wright-Patterson AFB	2-Nov-26 - 6-Nov-26	0800 - 1700	4-Aug-26 - 12-Oct-26	Brent Croxton
27B	Wright-Patterson AFB	22-Mar-27 - 26-Mar-27	0800 - 1700	22-Dec-26 - 1-Mar-27	Brent Croxton
27C	Wright-Patterson AFB	21-Jun-27 - 25-Jun-27	0800 - 1700	23-Mar-27 - 31-May-27	Brent Croxton
27D	Wright-Patterson AFB	16-Aug-27 - 20-Aug-27	0800 - 1700	18-May-27 - 26-Jul-27	Brent Croxton

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