Title

Hot Topic: Firefighter Minimum Training Law: Public Chapter 512 - 2009

Authors

Ray Crouch, Municipal Technical Advisory Service

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

8-17-2009

Abstract

The law does three things: (1) establishes a 16-hour class that must be taken by anyone who enters the fire service before they can respond to any emergency, (2) requires that every firefighter complete a basic firefighter class, as defined by the Tennessee Fire and Codes Academy, within three years of joining a fire department, and (3) provides exceptions for firefighters who already have five years of experience.

Comments

#188

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Recommended Citation

Crouch, Ray, "Hot Topic: Firefighter Minimum Training Law: Public Chapter 512 - 2009" (2009). MTAS Publications: Hot Topics.
https://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_mtastop/43