JPR Completion Report

IMPORTANT: please only select people who successfully completed the selected JPRs.

Training Report Entry #
Who completed these JPRs?

Who completed these JPRs? Brent W Arbuckle (359) Ryan J Borell (383) Dustin Delfs (388) Jacob M Dickes (242) Erik Dow (386) Jason A Flickner (355) Kelly Ingraham (382) Scott Johnson (371) Rebecca Jorgensen (379) James A Koch (314) Brandon Lytle (385) Mark A Maxwell (287) Gregory S Moore (361) Matthew J Morris (381) Michael A Mrla (270) Dean W Rogers (188) Gregory F Schwab (377) Shannon S Sovndal (346) Stephanie Sovndal (319) Greg J Spencer (136) Joshua Temes (380) Zach M Valentiner (284) Austin Vinton (387) Kyle Zimmerman (378) Other (if multiple, separate with commas)
Evaluator's Name
Evaluator's Name Evaluator's Name First Last
JPR Completion Date JPR Completion Date / MM / DD YYYY
Training Description (DO NOT press "Enter" -- use punctuation for long description)
Which JPRs were completed?
(select certifications, then JPRs below)

Which JPRs were completed?
(select certifications, then JPRs below) Driver Operator Driver Operator Pumper Driver Operator Aerial HazMat Awareness HazMat Operations HazMat Technician Firefighter I Firefighter II Fire Instructor I Fire Instructor II Fire Instructor III Live Fire Instructor I Fire Officer I Fire Officer II Fire Officer III Incident Safety Officer
REMINDER: per DFPC (Informational Memorandum 13-07), JPR "task steps" are not required for renewals -- you "must meet the PERFORMANCE OUTCOME in each JPR". Click certification below to review required performance outcomes.
Driver Operator (NFPA 1002, 2017 Edition)

Driver Operator (NFPA 1002, 2017 Edition) 1-Apparatus and tool inspection 2-Apparatus maneuvering on pre-determined route 3A-Operate emergency apparatus 3B-Operate communications equipment 3C-Activate emergency equipment 4-Pre-trip inspection 5-Alley dock or apparatus station parking exercise 6-Serpentine exercise 7-Confined space turn-around exercise 8-Diminishing clearance exercise

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Driver Operator Pumper (NFPA 1002, 2017 Edition)

Driver Operator Pumper (NFPA 1002, 2017 Edition) 1-Apparatus pre-trip and tool inspection 2-Apparatus maneuvering on pre-determined route 3A-Apparatus emergent and non-emergent operation 3B-Firefighter apparatus safety 3C-Scene safety 3D-Water supply operation 4-Pre-trip inspection 5-Alley dock or apparatus station parking exercise 6-Serpentine exercise 7-Confined space turn-around exercise 8-Diminishing clearance exercise 9-Place pump into service 10A-Pump pre-connect from tank to 2nd floor with fog nozzle 10B-Pump pre-connect from tank to ground floor with fog nozzle 10C-Pump pre-connect from tank to 3rd floor with fog nozzle 10D-Pump pre-connect from tank downhill with fog nozzle 10E-Pump pre-connect from tank uphill with fog nozzle 10F-Pump pre-connect from tank to 1st floor with fog nozzle 11-Water source transfer 12A-Pump smooth bore multi-story 12B-Pump smooth bore elevation +/- 12C-Pump fog nozzle elevation +/- 12D-Pump gated wye, supply 2 lines with fog nozzles 12E-Pump single line master stream with elevation +/- 12F-Pump two line master stream with elevation +/- 13A-Supply sprinkler or stand pipe 13B-Supply foam fire stream 14A-Relay pumping from static source with 1 supply line 14B-Relay pumping from static source with 2 supply lines 15-Return pumper to service

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Driver Operator Aerial (NFPA 1002, 2017 Edition)

Driver Operator Aerial (NFPA 1002, 2017 Edition) 1-Apparatus and tool inspection 2-Apparatus maneuvering on pre-determined route 3-Emergency apparatus to operate 4-Pre-trip inspection 5-Alley dock or apparatus station parking exercise 6-Serpentine exercise 7-Confined space turn-around exercise 8-Diminishing clearance exercise 9-Apparatus stabilization 10A-Operating aerial equipment / victim rescue 10B-Operating aerial equipment / roof operations 10C-Operating aerial equipment / elevated fire attack 12A-Operating equipment / exposure protection 12B-Operating aerial equipment / elevated fire attack 13-Operating aerial equipment / emergency operating system 14-Operating aerial equipment / return to service 15-Routine test

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HazMat Awareness (NFPA 1072, 2017 Edition)

HazMat Awareness (NFPA 1072, 2017 Edition) 1-Recognizing and identifying hazardous materials/WMD incidents 2-Initiate protective actions at the scene of a hazardous materials/WMD incident

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HazMat Operations (NFPA 1072, 2017 Edition)

HazMat Operations (NFPA 1072, 2017 Edition) 1-Identify potential hazards 2-Identify action options for a hazardous material/WMD incident 3-Action plan implementation 4-Emergency decontamination 5-Progress evaluation and reporting 6-Personal protective equipment 7-Product control

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HazMat Technician (NFPA 1072, 2017 Edition)

HazMat Technician (NFPA 1072, 2017 Edition) 1-Develop a hazmat incident action plan 2-Use approved reference resources 3-Sampling techniques 4-Don, work in & decon - splash protection clothing 5-Don, work in & decon - vapor protection clothing 6-Inspect, test, maintain and document chemical protective clothing 7-Perform mass decon on ambulatory and nonambulatory victims 8-Perform technical decon on ambulatory and nonambulatory victims 9-Plug and patch a leaking container 10-Control a leak from a pressurized container 11-Ground & bond and liquid product transfer from a nonpressure container 12-Remote valve shutoff/emergency shutoff device 13-Tighten or close leaking valves, packing glands, and/or fittings 14-Dome clamp 15-Overpack a nonbulk container and/or radioactive materials package 16-Perform, evaluate, and terminate a hazardous material incident

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Firefighter I (NFPA 1001, 2019 Edition)

Firefighter I (NFPA 1001, 2019 Edition) 1A-Donning PPE 1B-Ropes, knots and hoisting tools 1C-Documentation, standard or code 1D-Field reduction and doff PPE 2A-Initiate a response 2B-Receive a telephone call 2C-Transmit on radio 2D-MAYDAY operations 3A-Don SCBA and emergency procedures 3B-Respond on apparatus 3C-Scene safety 3D-Forcible entry 3E-Exit hazardous environment 3F-Ground ladders 3G-Vehicle fire 3H-Class A fire - stacked or piled 3I-Search and rescue 3J-Horizontal ventilation 3K-Vertical ventilation 3L-Overhaul a fire scene 3M-Salvage 3N-Water supply 3O-Extinguishers 3P-Scene lighting 3Q-Control utilities 3R-Ground fire 3S-Air monitoring 5A-Clean and check equipment 5B-Clean and inspect hose Live Fire A-Ground floor Live Fire B-Above ground Live Fire C-Below ground

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Firefighter II (NFPA 1001, 2019 Edition)

Firefighter II (NFPA 1001, 2019 Edition) 1A-Implement incident management system 2A-Complete basic incident report 2B-Communicate need for team assistance 3A-Extinguish ignitable liquid fire 3B-Coordinate an interior fire attack 3C-Control flammable gas cylinder fire 3D-Protect evidence of fire cause and origin 4A-Vehicle extrication 4B-Assist rescue operation team 5A-Fire safety survey 5B-Present fire safety information 5C-Prepare a pre-incident survey 5D-Maintain power equipment 5E-Perform an annual hose test

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Fire Instructor I (NFPA 1041, 2019 Edition)

Fire Instructor I (NFPA 1041, 2019 Edition) 1-Assemble Course Materials 2-Prepare Training Records 3-Review Instructional Material 4A-Organize Learning Environment 4B-Present Prepared Lesson 4C-Operate Instructional Technology Tools 5-Administer Student Testing

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Fire Instructor II (NFPA 1041, 2019 Edition)

Fire Instructor II (NFPA 1041, 2019 Edition) 1-Schedule instructional sessions 2-Formulate budget needs 3-Acquire training sources 4-Coordinate training recordkeeping 5-Evaluate instructors 6-Create lesson plan 7-Conduct class with own lesson plan involving multiple teaching methods 8-Supervise other instructors and students during high-hazard training 9-Develop student evaluation instruments 10-Develop training evaluations

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Fire Instructor III (NFPA 1041, 2019 Edition)

Fire Instructor III (NFPA 1041, 2019 Edition) 1-Administer training record system 2-Develop recommendations for policies to support training program 3-Select instructional staff 4-Construct performance-based instructor evaluation plan 5-Formulate budget needs 6-Write equipment purchasing specifications 7-Present evaluation findings, conclusions, and recommendations to agency administrator 8-Conduct agency needs analysis 9-Design programs or curricula 10-Write program and course outcomes 11-Write course objectives 12-Construct course content outline 13-Develop system for acquisition, storage, and dissemination of evaluation results 14-Develop course evaluation plan 15-Develop program evaluation plan 16-Analyze student evaluation instruments

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Live Fire Instructor I (NFPA 1403, 2018 Edition)

Live Fire Instructor I (NFPA 1403, 2018 Edition) 1-Pre-burn plan 2-Pre-burn inspection 3-Pre-burn briefing 4-Instructor in charge 5-Safety officer 6-Exterior props 7-Deliver training and supervise students

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Fire Officer I (NFPA 1021, 2020 Edition)

Fire Officer I (NFPA 1021, 2020 Edition) 1-Assign tasks at an emergency 2-Assign tasks at non-emergency 3-Direct unit members during a training evolution 4-Recommend action for member-related problems 5-Implement community risk reduction plan 6-Initiate action on citizen's concern 7-Respond to public inquiry 8-Recommend changes to SOP 9-Prepare budget request 10-Explain purpose of each management component 11-Describe fire inspection procedures 12-Secure incident scene 13-Develop initial action plan 14-Apply safety regulations 15-Explain benefits of physical fitness

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Fire Officer II (NFPA 1021, 2020 Edition)

Fire Officer II (NFPA 1021, 2020 Edition) 1-Initiate actions for member performance 2-Evaluate job performance 3-Create professional development plan 4-Explain organization benefits of cooperating 5-Develop policy or procedure 6-Develop project or divisional budget 7-Describe purchasing process 8-Prepare news release 9-Prepare concise supervisor report 10-Develop plan for organizational change 11-Determine fire origin/cause 12-Produce operational plans 13-Conduct post-incident analysis 14-Prepare written report 15-Analyze accident/injury/health exposure 16-Supervise multi-unit implementation of community risk reduction program

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Fire Officer III (NFPA 1021, 2020 Edition)

Fire Officer III (NFPA 1021, 2020 Edition) 1-Develop Procedures and Programs for Hiring or Promotion 2-Establish Personnel Assignments to Maximize Efficiency 3-Develop a Plan for Providing an Employee Accommodation 4-Develop a Proposal for Improving an Employee Benefit 5-Develop an Ongoing Training and Education Program 6-Develop a Measurable Accident and Injury Prevention Program 7-Evaluate Fire Department Records Management System 8-Develop a Divisional or Departmental Budget 9-Develop a Plan for the Implementation of a Community Risk Reduction Program 10-Develop a Plan to Address an Unmet Need 11-Develop a Plan for Implementation of Fire Resources into Community Emergency Management Planning 12-Prepare an Incident Action Plan 13-Develop and Conduct a Post-Incident Analysis

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Incident Safety Officer (NFPA 1521, 2020 Edition)

Incident Safety Officer (NFPA 1521, 2020 Edition) 1-ISO fire suppression operations 2-ISO motor vehicle accident and designation of landing zones 3-ISO wildland fire operations 4-ISO technical rescue operations 5-ISO hazardous materials operations 6-Hazardous energy sources and control zones 7-Rehabilitation and contamination control 8-Occupational exposure 9-Accident investigation 10-Post incident analysis

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JPR Completion Report

JPR Completion Report

REMINDER: per DFPC (Informational Memorandum 13-07), JPR "task steps" are not required for renewals -- you "must meet the PERFORMANCE OUTCOME in each JPR". Click certification below to review required performance outcomes.