FIP-FIP9732 - LEBA
Course Description
This course will allow students to be exposed to new and emerging issues in fire and rescue.
Course C:
Class C certification is usually provided to fire personnel or security officers. Class C certification will only be granted if a minimum of 16 hours, or two consecutive days of police bike training is completed. At the minimum, covering the following areas of instruction. The student must pass a written and practical examination of these topics. Course C certification is not accepted in the LEBA instructor course.
Course Outline
• Effective cycling & riding protocol• Bicycle helmets and fit
• Bicycle nomenclature
• Daily inspections
• Bike fit
• Non-collision cycling injuries
• Falling and collision injuries
• Cycling crash prevention
• Gears & cadence
• Hydration, dehydration and hyponatremia
• Temperature related issues
• Sun damage to the skin
• Police mountain bike dismounts
• Night riding
• Stretching
• Complete all practical riding, cone drills & bike as a defensive tool exercises.
o Completed to the satisfaction of the instructor(s)
?? I Two training rides (minimum) using effective cycling & riding protocol techniques
o Cones drills
o Dismounts - No take down maneuvers
o Emergency braking
o Defensive tool exercises
• LEBA written examination consisting of at least 25 questions and receiving a score of 70% correct or better.
Learner Outcomes
This course will allow students to be exposed to new and emerging issues in fire and rescue.
Course C:
Class C certification is usually provided to fire personnel or security officers. Class C certification will only be granted if a minimum of 16 hours, or two consecutive days of police bike training is completed. At the minimum, covering the following areas of instruction. The student must pass a written and practical examination of these topics. Course C certification is not accepted in the LEBA instructor course.