2012 The Society officers adopted the 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives and supports the Everyone Goes Home campaign

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2 Remembering the In 1961 Keith Royer, Executive Officer of the Fire Service Institute at Iowa State University, was elected the first president of the International Society of Fire Service Instructors (ISFSI). His election sparked interest in forming an Iowa Chapter of the ISFSI. In 1963 Fire Instructors from around Iowa came together at a conference to discuss forming a chapter; and at the Instructors Conference on April 21-24, 1964, the Iowa Society of Fire Service Instructors was formed. Floyd Bill Nelson wrote the Constitution and By-Laws that were adopted at that conference, and soon after, the ISFSI accepted and recognized the Iowa Society of Fire Service Instructors as Chapter 2 of the ISFSI. Dues for the Society were set at $2, and the first membership cards were sent out in The Iowa Society was actually the first chapter to be recognized and remains the longest continuously affiliated Chapter of the ISFSI. 1

3 2002 IaSFSI website developed 2003 New logo created 2007 First Training Officer s Workshop (cooperatively with the Fire Service Training Bureau) 2007 Complete website overhaul 2009 Society representatives started visiting with Instructor I classes 2010 The start of the Society Newsletter 2011 The Society offered professional development classes at State & Regional Fire Schools and Instructors Conference 2012 The Society officers adopted the 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives and supports the Everyone Goes Home campaign 2013 Planning for the 50th anniversary of the Society 2013 Became affiliated with the Iowa Firefighters Association 2014 Society members assisted the Iowa Firefighters Association with manning the Hall of Flame during the Iowa State Fair for a day, as it had in the early years of the Society 2014 IaSFSI website received a complete new look Check it out at Preparing for the Establish a program for mentoring new instructors. Statewide desire for all fire service educators to unite as members of the Society for the purpose of networking and helping each other. Continue to keep moving forward, look at progressive, positive changes that will benefit the membership. 2

4 INSTRUCTORS CONFERENCE 2014 FRIDAY, November 14 12:00 noon 1:00-4:15 pm Registration Concurrent Sessions (3 hours each - choose one) Crew Resource Manangement in Training: This Safety Tool is Working in Iowa! - Jerry Holt, Fire Chief, Urbandale Fire Department; and FSTB Field Instructor Training the Next Generation - Jerry Presta, Firefighter, East Norwich (NY) Fire Company, representing the National Volunteer Fire Council Using the USNG as a Language of Location (Train-the-Trainer) - Rob Inouye, Captain, Cedar Falls Fire Department; and FSTB Field Instructor 4:30-5:30 pm 6:00 pm 7:00 pm IaSFSI Business Meeting IaSFSI Hospitality (Quality Inn & Suites) Banquet (Quality Inn & Suites) - Presentation by Chief Billy Goldfeder The Instructor s Responsibility SATURDAY, November 15 8:00-8:30 am 8:30-8:45 am 8:45-10:00 am 10:00-10:15 am 10:15-12:00 pm 12:00-1:00 pm 1:00-1:15 pm 1:15-1:30 pm 1:30-2:30 pm 2:30-2:45 pm 2:45-3:45 pm Registration/Continental Breakfast Welcome Doug Kolkman, President, IaSFSI Randy Novak, Bureau Chief, FSTB Keynote Presentation: Firefighters & Fire Officers Survival Program Chief Billy Goldfeder, E.F.O. Break Keynote Presentation (continues) Lunch and Networking 2014 Iowa Instructor of the Year Presentation Board of Directors, Iowa Society of Fire Service Instructors ISFSI Update - Video Presentation - Steve Pegram, President, International Society of Fire Service Instructors Fire Service Training Bureau Update - Randal E. Novak, Bureau Chief, Fire Service Training Bureau Break Closing Presentation: Customized Video Based Training Made Easy Scott Meinecke, Rescue Captain, Sheldon Fire Department; FSTB Field Instructor; and 2013 Iowa Instructor of the Year 3

5 NOVEMBER 14-15, INSTRUCTORS CONFERENCE The annual Iowa Fire Service Instructors Conference is conducted for those who prepare and present training programs for fire, rescue, and EMS personnel, as well as those involved in public fire safety education. Whether you are just starting out, or have been involved in training for many years, this conference is meant for you. Location: The Instructors Conference will be held at the Scheman Building at the Iowa State Center (on the ISU Campus next to Hilton Coliseum). Hospitality/Banquet: There will be a banquet at this year s Conference in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the IaSFSI. The hospitality/banquet will be held at the Quality Inn & Suites, 2601 E. 13th Street (I-35 at Exit 113), Ames. Chief Billy Goldfeder will be the Guest Speaker. COST: $25/ticket (please have registration in by Nov. 1, 2014 for the Banquet) Stange Rd. 13th Street 13th Street Quality Inn & Suites FSTB Haber Rd Lincoln Way Iowa State Center Scheman Building University Blvd. Grand Ave. Duff Ave. Lincoln Way University Blvd. Duff Ave. Dayton Rd. Lodging: The following hotels have special rates for the Instructors Conference. Hotel arrangements must be made by October 23, 2014 for this rate: Gateway Hotel & Conference Center - $74.00/night plus tax (ask for the Fire Service Training Bureau Rate) 2100 Green Hills Drive, Ames or 800-FOR-AMES Quality Inn & Suites - $ East 13th Street, Ames

6 FRIDAY November 14, 2014 Crew Resource Management in Training: This Safety Tool is Working in Iowa! Presented by Jerry Holt, Fire Chief, Urbandale Fire Department; and FSTB Field Instructor New recruits, experienced firefighters and Chief Officers will be able to identify the concepts of crew resource management and learn how to apply CRM to improve firefighter safety. Sometimes the expert is wrong and someone has to be a barrier preventing actions from resulting in injury/accidents. Hear of the success of CRM right here in Iowa! Training the Next Generation Presented by Jerry Presta, Firefighter, East Norwich (NY) Fire Company; representing the National Volunteer Fire Council This workshop was developed to enhance the skill set of the fire department administration and junior firefighter program advisors in the leadership and management of their junior fire fighter program. The workshop provides information in the specific areas of leading junior firefighter programs safely and proficiently, including management, understanding standards and regulations, and meeting the potential challenges specific to junior firefighters. This workshop is sponsored by a grant through the National Volunteer Fire Council Using the USNG as a Language of Location (Train-the-Trainer) Presented by Rob Inouye, Captain, Cedar Falls Fire Department; and FSTB Field Instructor Where the heck am I? or Where are they? Thirty-three percent of all incident calls nationally happen in areas with no addresses. Whether a search for a missing 8 year old camper or a major Wide Area Search after a tornado; the challenge for first responders is to quickly and clearly communicate using a common language of location for situational awareness and search and rescue. The United States National Grid (USNG) is the required standard mapping system adopted by FEMA and the National Search and Rescue Committee for geo-referencing. Participants will be introduced to the USNG and how to use it in events ranging from routine incident calls to catastrophic natural or manmade disasters. Participants will be provided with instructional materials so they can teach this back home. 5

7 SATURDAY November 15, 2014 Iowa Instructor of the Year AWARD PRESENTATION Congratulations to Scott Meinecke, for being selected as the 2013 recipient of the Instructor of the Year Award for his outstanding contribution to training in the Fire Service. Scott is Rescue Captain of the Sheldon Fire Department and is a Field Instructor for the Fire Service Training Bureau. Doug Kolkman, IaSFSI President; Randy Novak, Bureau Chief of the Fire Service Training Bureau; Scott Meinecke, FSTB Field Instructor, IaSFSI 2013 Instructor of the Year ; Alan Esch, IFA President; and Douglas Cline, Presenter at the 2013 Instructor Conference. ISFSI Update Here is a chance to find out what s happening at the International Society of Fire Service Instructors. This video update will be presented by Steve Pegram, President of the International Society of Fire Service Instructors. Fire Service Training Bureau Update Hear the latest update from Randy Novak, Bureau Chief, Fire Service Training Bureau, and find out about several new training programs, including the National Traffic Incident Management Responder Training Program and the National Fire Academy s Managing Officer Program. Customized Video Based Training Made Easy Presented by Scott Meinecke As an instructor you are met with many challenges. Some of these are different learning styles, generational issues, work schedules, etc. Much like the changing role of our fire departments themselves, you are asked to be everything to everybody. This presentation will help you identify different methods to deliver customized training. You will leave with the ability to set up your own video based on demand system with YouTube and quick reference QR codes. This sounds hard but it really isn t and once you have done it, you will be amazed with the results. 6

8 Chief Billy Goldfeder Chief Billy Goldfeder, EFO, a firefighter since 1973, serves as Deputy Fire Chief of the Loveland-Symmes FD in S.W. Ohio. LSFD is an ISO Class 2, full service ALS department providing a full range of traditional and non-traditional emergency & community services. A Chief Officer since 1982, he has served as a Fire Chief in Ohio, Virginia and Florida. Chief Goldfeder also served as a Public Protection representative covering southern New York, for I.S.O. as well as a Company Officer, starting with the Manhasset-Lakeville F.D., in Long Island, N.Y. A 1993 graduate of the National Fire Academy s Executive Fire Officer Program, he is the former Chair of the International Association of Fire Chiefs VCOS Comm. In 2001, Chief Goldfeder was honored with an appointment of Hon. Battalion Chief of F.D.N.Y. and is a member of the Board of Directors of: The International Association of Fire Chiefs, The September 11th Families Association, The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation and provides expert review assistance to the CDC NIOSH Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program. Goldfeder is the recipient of numerous operational and administrative awards and recognitions including most recently the Loveland-Symmes FD Departmental Award of Excellence in 2003 and 2010, the Int l Assoc. of Fire Service Instructors Fire Instructor of The Year Award for 2004, the Dana Hannon Fire Training Award for 2004, the Int l Assoc. of Fire Chiefs Presidential Award for 2005, the 2007 (IFSTA) Int l Fire Service Training Assoc s Everett E. Hudiburg Memorial Award for Firefighter Training Excellence, the 2007 Nassau County (N.Y.) Frances X. Pendl Fire Service Humanitarian Award, the 2008 Firefighter Cancer Support Network Dallas Jones Memorial Award, an IAFC Exemplary Service Award in 2013 and in 2008, the Annual Billy Goldfeder Fire Service Organizational Safety Award was named and created through the IAFC and is co-sponsored by VFIS. Chief Goldfeder completed a 6 year term as a Commissioner on the Commission of Fire Accreditation International (CPSE) and he serves as an Associate/Contributing Editor for FIRE ENGINEERING, FIRE RESCUE, FIREHOUSE Magazines (including several regional fire publications) as well as a news editorial columnist for Firehouse.Com. He has spoken on, as well as published, numerous articles on subjects such as fire service risk management, leading combination FD s, fire command and tactics, firefighter/fireground safety, apparatus design/deployment and fireground staffing. His monthly column Close Calls appears in FIREHOUSE Magazine and his podcast radio show Through The Smoke is hosted on Firehouse.com. Chief Goldfeder has served on several NFPA and IAFC Committees, was Chair of the Int l Assoc. of Fire Chiefs Safety, Health and Survival Section and also serves on the National Firefighter Near-Miss Reporting Task Force Board (IAFC). He is and has been an Instructor at all national fire service training conferences including Fire-Rescue International, Firehouse Expo, Firehouse World, FD Safety Officers Association, the FDNY Fire Officers Management Institute (F.O.M.I.) and at the Fire Department Instructors Conference (F.D.I.C.), where he has instructed for the past 31 years as well as serving as a member of the FDIC Advisory Board for the past 21 years. He has and does provide consulting services for municipal and private corporations with a clear focus on firefighter safety and survival. Chief Goldfeder, along with Captain Gordon Graham, police/fire service risk management expert, and attorney hosts and sponsors the website: a 100% non-commercial, independent and free site with only 1 focus: Firefighter Safety, Survival and Getting Everyone Home. 7

9 Saturday, November 15 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Firefighters & Fire Officers SURVIVAL PROGRAM Presented by Chief Billy Goldfeder, E.F.O. Chief Billy Goldfeder is Deputy Fire Chief, Loveland-Symmes (OH) Fire Department; Associate/Contributing Editor for Fire Enginneering, Fire-Rescue, Firehouse.com, monthly columnist: Firehouse Magazine s Close Calls and co-host of Chief Billy Goldfeder will present through video, audio and WAKE UP lecture, an in-depth program featuring specific and very recent fireground events with a strong focus on DWELLING FIRES that end with tragic results. The program focuses specifically on the LESSONS LEARNED so that these incidents (and those involved) don t ever become forgotten. This very personal, high energy direct and frank operation and tactics program is presented, providing the attendees an excellent opportunity to apply the LESSONS LEARNED to their own departments and themselves, when returning home...potentially avoiding history tragically repeating itself. The goal of the program is to have the Firefighters and Officers leave more knowledgeable, educated and informed but most importantly THINKING HARD about their role, their SIZE UP responsibilities before, on arrival and while operating at FIRE and RESCUE operations: to themselves and their families. These factual LESSONS LEARNED and related CASE STUDIES will help insure that history is not repeated...and your department. NOT EVERYONE GOES HOME. Some firefighters do and some don t this seminar will help you understand HOW AND WHY. 8

10 In Celebration of 50 years of the IaSFSI We d like to thank the following Sponsors for their donations in support of the 50 Year Anniversary: California Casualty - Writing Pens Des Moines Area Community College - Advertisements Jones and Bartlett Learning - Presentation Folders MSA Breathing Apparatus - Hospitality and Leather Helmet for the Instuctor of the Year Be sure to get a Commemorative CHALLENGE COIN to add to your collection! 10

11 2014 INSTRUCTOR CONFERENCE - November 14 & 15, 2014 Registration Information: Only 1 registration per form (Please duplicate for additional registrations) First Name Last Name Home Address City State Zip Fire Department/Company Name Last 4 Digits of SS# Date of Birth (Mo/Day/Yr) Phone Number Address I will attend: (Check one) Friday Only Saturday Only Friday and Saturday Concurrent Sessions (3 Hours): 1:00 pm - 4:15 pm (Choose 1) Crew Resource Management in Training: This Safety Tool is Working in Iowa! Training the Next Generation Using the USNG as a Language of Location (Train-the-Trainer) Keynote Presentation: Firefighting & Fire Officers Survival Program All notifications of cancellation must be received in writing. A full refund will be given before October 23, No refunds will be made after October 23, FAX or Mail Your Registration FAX form and billing or credit card information to: Mail completed form with fee to: Instructors Conference Fire Service Training Bureau 3100 Fire Service Rd Ames, IA Registrations will NOT be taken over the phone. Iowa Fair Information Practices Act (Iowa Code Ch 22-11) The Fire Service Training Bureau requests this information for the purpose of pre-registering you in a conference. No persons outside the Fire Service Training Bureau are provided with this information. If you fail to provide the required information, we cannot assure accurate registration. Registration Fee: (Check all that apply) Conference Fee ($75.00) Saturday Registration Only ($50.00) FSTB Field Instructor (Registration fee paid by FSTB) IaSFSI Membership Dues (Not included in registration fee paid by FSTB) Option 1: $20.00 for 2015 membership dues to IaSFSI Option 2: $ for 2015 membership dues to BOTH the ISFSI and the IaSFSI Banquet ($25.00) (please have registration in by Nov. 1st for the Banquet) TOTAL $ Method of Payment: Check (Payable to Fire Service Training Bureau) Bill my Fire Department/Company Purchase Order #: Contact Person: Billing Address: Visa MasterCard Discover Card Holder Name (Please print): Exp Date: Card Number: Signature of Card Holder

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