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 US Fire Administration Coffee Break Training 
Fire Investigaton Series Arson Awareness Week 
 
The Coffee Break Training segments
                           below are 
in support of this year's upcoming Arson 
Awareness Week . The U.S. Fire Administration 
and its partners will use the week of May 1-7
to focus public attention on the value of a
collaborative effort with law enforcement,
                           
fire
                           and emergency service departments, and
the community to battle serial arsonists. 
Establishing a Community Arson Watch Program  
Learning Objective: The student shall be
Able to identify the five required steps to 
establish a Community Arson Watch program.
                           
Motives
                           Associated with Serial Arson  
Learning Objective: The student will be able 
to identify the common motives associated
with serial arson and the most effective
                           
investigative
                           strategy to successfully solve
and prosecute cases. 
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Coffee Break Training Quarterly
Self-Assessment Exams 
The Coffee Break Training quarterly
                           exams
have
                           been moved to NFA Online . There you will
find links to the previous Coffee Break exams
and other Fire Prevention: Technical training. 
 
 
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                           everyone
should have a comprehensive fire protection 
plan that includes smoke alarms, residential 
sprinklers, and practicing a home escape
                           plan. 
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NYSAFE DIRECTOR

JOB DISCRIPTION

Members of the board of directors are responsible for developing and maintaining points of contact within their assigned geographic area/district. Points of contact are to include representatives of all areas of emergency services at the local/state and federal level.

Also whenever possible those involved in public safety education including teachers and

community leaders. Points of contract are to be used to coordinate and network the flow of information both to and from association. Provide a written report to the Association Secretary quarterly listing his/her activity and the people or groups contact with a summary of information transferred. The directors will collectively design a program to depict the goals and objectives of the association that can be utilized as a mini seminar to show the services and benefit of being a NYSAFE member. In conjunction with the format outlined in the by-laws that the officers and directors of the association shall conduct 2 meetings annually other than the annual meeting, the executive board shall develop a rotating meeting schedule so as to hold a meeting in each district every 4 years.

At said meeting it will be the responsibility of the assigned director for the respective district to plan a 3-4 hour mini-seminar the Saturday of the said meeting to deliver a safety educators/instructors program to be used to help develop the duties of those involved in safety education presentations.