Fire & Rescue Services - Bridgerland Applied Technology College

Fire & Rescue Services from Bridgerland Applied Technology College is a Campus Certificate Fire Systems Technology degree that prepares you for a Fire Protection career. 1 - Successfully complete Introduction to Fire and Rescue Services online. 2 - Schedule and pass the academic assessment. To schedule an assessment date,please call 750.3188. Minimum English competency. COMPASS writing score of 80+ and DRP of 77+,ACT English score of 19+ and Reading score of 19+, ACT English score of 19+ and Composite score of 19+, SAT English score of 500+, or Completion of ENGL 0900 or higher.Minimum Math competency. COMPASS Pre-Algebra score of 70+, ACT mathematics score of 17+. SAT mathematics score of 450+, or Completion of MATH 0900 or higher. 3 - Provide documentation of a physical exam with approval to participate in fitness training (no earlier than six months prior to starting the program.) 4 - Start physical training now - students must pass the physical agility test (CPAT) within six months of starting the program. Special Requirements: Clinical courses may require travel. Students must: • Be 18 years of age at the time of certification • Be in good physical condition • Provide evidence of recent physical exam (within the last six months) with clearance of physical training • Not have serious medical or psychological problems that would limit the ability to perform strenuous and stressful job duties • Not have a criminal record (e.g., felonies drug history, DUI, etc.) • Have good work history • Have health insurance The physical strength and endurance demands associated with training and on-the-job use of current firefighting equipment for essential firefighting operations include lifting,carrying, and pulling of objects; climbing; crawling; running; and hoisting. Physical agility requires upper body strength, aerobic conditioning, and flexibility. View more details on Bridgerland Applied Technology College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Fire Systems Technology courses.