Fire, EMS and Rescue,
and Law Enforcement
Fire Service
The Fire Service program at ECC is designed
to provide full time and volunteer fire departments
with the opportunity to gain knowledge, practical
skills, and certification in modern firefighting,
rescue, officer development, and fire department
management skills. Programs are open to all
fire departments in the Edgecombe County area.
A broad range of specialty classes, based on
both department needs and new training standards,
are offered during the year on the college
campus or at various fire departments. Fire
Service classes that require physical exertion
and use specialized departmental equipment
are offered to credentialed fire service personnel
only.
| Classes include but are not limited to: |
- Firefighter I & II Certification
(Includes Skill Assessment & Written
Test)
- Basic Fire Fighter
Training (Non-Certified, no written test)
- Live
Fire Burns (Both Structural and LP
Gas)
- Emergency Rescue Technician
- National
Incident Management System NIMS (IS
700)
- Incident Command
- Rapid Intervention
- Special Rescue Operations
- Wildland Fire
Management & Safety
- Hazardous Materials
Awareness and Operational Level
- Hazardous
Materials/Terrorism /Weapons of Mass
- Destruction
- Land Search Rescue
- Arson Detection
- Emergency Vehicle Driving
- Clandestine
Drug Lab Awareness
- Water Rescue
- First Responder / CPR /
Basic First Aide
- NC Fire Incident
Reporting System
/ Computer Basics
- Rescue Technician / Extrication
- High
Level Rescue
- Confined Space/Trench Rescue
- Spanish
for Fire Service
- A wide variety of Fire
Service Refresher Programs based
on need and departmental request
|
Emergency Care (EMS)
The EMS and Rescue program at ECC is designed
to provide certification in a wide variety
of emergency medical and rescue related programs.
It provides full time and volunteer Rescue
Squads with the opportunity to gain knowledge,
practical skills, and advanced skills based
on pre-hospital emergency situations. Programs
are open to all EMS departments in the Edgecombe
County area. A broad range of specialty classes,
based on both department needs and new training
standards, are offered during the year on the
college campus or at various departments. Any
of these classes may be offered to interested
citizens, however Emergency Medical Service
classes that require physical exertion and
use specialized departmental equipment are
offered to credentialed EMS service personnel
only.
| Classes include but are not limited to: |
- Emergency Medical Technician *
- Emergency Medical Technician-Intermediate
*
- Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic
*
- Emergency Medical Responder *
- Basic
Life Support
- Advanced Life Support
- Pediatric Advanced
Life Support
- Rescue Technician
- Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
(CPR)
- Vehicle Extrication
- Anatomy and Physiology
- National Incident
Management System (IS 700)
- Incident
Command
- Emergency Vehicle Driving
- Hazardous
Materials/Terrorism /Weapons of Mass
destruction
- Clandestine Drug Lab Awareness
- Spanish
for EMS
A wide variety of EMS Refresher Programs
based on need
and departmental request. |
*N.C. Office of Emergency Medical Services,
Credentialed, Skilled Assessment and Written
Exam. This is a four year renewable certification
with optional monthly continuing education
updates through departmental in-service
training or refresher course near the end
of the credentialed period.
Law Enforcement
The Law Enforcement program at ECC is designed
to provide Sworn Credentialed Law Enforcement
Officers, Detention Officers, and Communication
Personnel with the opportunity to gain knowledge
and skills based on new and existing technology.
Programs are open to all Law Enforcement Agencies
in the Edgecombe County area. A broad range
of Mandated and Specialty classes, based on
both department needs and new training standards,
are offered during the year on the college
campus or at various department locations.
| Classes include but are not limited to: |
- Legal Updates *
- Domestic Violence *
- Ethical Awareness *
- Blood
Borne pathogens *
- Juvenile Minority
Sensitivity *
- Basic Firearms Training
*
- Advanced Firearms Training / Combat
- Officer
Survival
- Basic Arson Awareness
- Emergency Medical
Technician-Basic
- First Responder / CPR
/ Basic First Aide
- Report Writing
- Defensive Tactics
- K-9 Handler Training
- Vehicle Search
- Search & Seizure
- Criminal Investigation
- Spanish for Criminal
Justice
- National Incident
management System NIMS (IS 700)
|
| A wide variety of law Enforcement Initial
and Refresher Programs based on need and
departmental request |
* State Mandated Annual Training may vary
by agency.
For more information about Fire, EMS and Rescue,
and Law Enforcement, call Coordinator Marion
Proctor at (252) 823-5166 ext. 175, or email
proctorma@edgecombe.edu.
Tarboro: (252)
823-5166  2009
W. Wilson St. Tarboro, NC 27886
Rocky
Mount: (252) 446-0436 225 Tarboro St. Rocky Mount, NC 27801 |
