The Vermont Fire Academy is pleased to announce a new course. Lithium-ion batteries are becoming commonplace on the roads, in industrial settings, and in the residential fire environment, and pose unique challenges to the fire service. This three-hour course introduces students to how lithium-ion battery systems work, how they fail, and how they burn. It provides students with tactical guidance for safely and effectively dealing with fires in electric vehicles, energy storage systems, e-mobility devices, and other applications of lithium-ion battery technology. We will be offering these in rounds.

Location:  Alburgh Fire Department
When:  January 22, 2024
Time:  1800 – 2100
Application deadline:  noon on January 8, 2024

Applications can be emailed to: dps.vfaapplications@vermont.gov.  

The Vermont Fire Academy is pleased to announce a new course. Lithium-ion batteries are becoming commonplace on the roads, in industrial settings, and in the residential fire environment, and pose unique challenges to the fire service. This three-hour course introduces students to how lithium-ion battery systems work, how they fail, and how they burn. It provides students with tactical guidance for safely and effectively dealing with fires in electric vehicles, energy storage systems, e-mobility devices, and other applications of lithium-ion battery technology. We will be offering these in rounds.

Location:  Beecher Falls Fire Department
When: January 17, 2024
Time:  1800 – 2100
Application deadline:  noon on January 3, 2024

Applications can be emailed to: dps.vfaapplications@vermont.gov.  

The Vermont Fire Academy is pleased to announce a new course. Lithium-ion batteries are becoming commonplace on the roads, in industrial settings, and in the residential fire environment, and pose unique challenges to the fire service. This three-hour course introduces students to how lithium-ion battery systems work, how they fail, and how they burn. It provides students with tactical guidance for safely and effectively dealing with fires in electric vehicles, energy storage systems, e-mobility devices, and other applications of lithium-ion battery technology. We will be offering these in rounds.

Location:  Barre City Auditorium 
When:  January 10, 2024
Time:  1800 – 2100
Application deadline:  noon on December 27, 2023

Applications can be emailed to: dps.vfaapplications@vermont.gov.  

The Vermont Fire Academy is pleased to announce a new course. Lithium-ion batteries are becoming commonplace on the roads, in industrial settings, and in the residential fire environment, and pose unique challenges to the fire service. This three-hour course introduces students to how lithium-ion battery systems work, how they fail, and how they burn. It provides students with tactical guidance for safely and effectively dealing with fires in electric vehicles, energy storage systems, e-mobility devices, and other applications of lithium-ion battery technology. We will be offering these in rounds.

Location:  Mettawee Community School (5788 VT-153, West Pawlet)
When:  December 19, 2023
Time:  1800 – 2100
Application deadline:  noon on December 5, 2023

Applications can be emailed to: dps.vfaapplications@vermont.gov.