CA Fire Fighter Joint Apprenticeship Committee

The latest web-based TCM training module depicts an over-turned tanker truck that has collided with a passenger vehicle on a congested freeway.

This video highlights the demands and rewards of being a firefighter, focusing in particular on women who have succeeded in the fire service.

Hundreds of potential firefighter recruits had a chance to see for themselves at this year's Firefighter Career Expos held at Orange, Livermore and Sacramento CPAT Centers in October.

The mission of the CFFJAC's Commission to Recruit Women for the Fire Service is to boost interest and to educate high school- and college-aged women, as well as women transitioning from the military, about the firefighting profession.

To insure that California’s firefighters stay on top of their training, CFFJAC experts are developing a series of Web-based training modules, available online to firefighters.

Video crews with FireStar Productions, aided by some two-dozen actors and Roseville firefighters and police officers, shot footage of a car-bomb scenario that will be incorporated in a new Web-based component of the successful Terrorism Consequence Management (TCM) training.

Congratulations to CAL FIRE and CDF Firefighters Local 2881. For their dedication and commitment to their profession, we proudly recognize them for our Partnership for Success award. 

In the city of Sacramento, the Sacramento Metro Fire District scheduled a live fire training burn in a house to give firefighters a tactical and task-level training.

A brief overview of California's groundbreaking firefighter apprenticeship program, and how this important partnership is making a difference in the fire service.