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Fire Investigator
Training Program |
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Course
outline |
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Overview
of the Fire Investigator Standard |
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General |
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Scene
Examination |
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Scene
Documentation |
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Collecting
and Preserving Evidence |
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Interview
/ Interrogation |
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Post–incident
Investigation |
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Presentations |
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This
course was developed for use in teaching the objectives as listed in NFPA
1033, Professional Qualifications for Fire Investigator, 1993 edition. |
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Overview
of the Fire Investigator Standard and Course |
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Organization
of the Course |
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This
course is designed to meet the objectives of NFPA 1033. All students must
be given a copy of these objectives no later than the introduction to the
course. |
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The
course is divided into an academic section and a practical exercise
section, in which the student demonstrates what has been learned. |
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The
pace of the course is necessarily rapid, considering what needs to be
addressed in a typical 48–hour period. |
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An important consideration for being
able to move through the academic section is that students are notified of
required reading material that must be completed before coming to the
class. |
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