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SWLA Extrication 2010 SWLA Extrication 2010
LPG Night Burn 8-24-2010 Firefighter from DeQuincy and Ward 6 train on LPG Fires
2010 START Fest Pictures of 2010 START Fest held in Sulphur, La.
Akzo Nobel Fire Training Nov. 2009 Akzo Nobel fire training November 2009 @ CERTC
2010 Spring Mini School 2010 Spring Mini School @ CERTC
Big Rig rescue Big Rig rescue was presented to Emergency Responders by Billy Leach. This class provided training to responders from SWL...
START Fest 2009 ATV SAR START Fest 2009 ATV SAR Class
Emergency Responses SWLA Emergency responses
Extrication class 2009 Responders were taught several techniques of performing patient extrication.
Fall Minischool 2009 A few photos from the 2009 SWLA Fall Mini School sponsored by SLMA.
Firestone Orange Fire Brigade Emergency Responders from Firestone-Orange, Tx fire training.
Miscellaneous Training Miscellaneous training photos from CERTC run drills.
LCFD November Night Burns 2009 Lake Charles Fire Dept. Night Burns in November at CERTC
LPG Burn 6-11-2009 Several Responders from SWLA participated in a live LPG burn at CERTC.
Lucite Fire Training Nov. 2009 Lucite Emergency Responders participated in fire brigade training taught by instuctors from Garner Enviro.
March 2009 Mini School March 2009 Spring Mini School pics
LCFD 2007 Night Drills In December 2007 Lake Charles Fire Department conducted night firefighting drills on the combustible liquid process unit...
Goodyear 2008 Goodyear fire brigade training at CERTC.
Mini School 2008 A few photos from the 2008 SWLA Mini School sponsored by SLMA.
Vehicle Extrication Class 2007 CERTC sponsored a vehicle extrication class in the fall of 2007 that was open to all emergency responders.
 
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