Fire Service Training

Amazing weekend! Thank you for spending your weekend training with us!

The Hazmat program had a busy weekend as we wrapped up two Hazardous Materials Operations classes.

We want to thank the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security for their continued support and funding of these critical training opportunities. Your investment directly strengthens preparedness and response capabilities across the state.

We appreciate Pioneer Technology Center in Ponca City for hosting us and providing a great training environment for our students.

A special thank you to the Pauls Valley Fire Department for their support and partnership in hosting this class at the Garvin County Fairgrounds.

We want to thank all the students who dedicated their weekend to training. Your commitment to improving your skills and serving your communities is what makes this program successful.

Strong partnerships and dedicated students continue to drive our mission forward in building safer, more prepared communities across Oklahoma.

☢️ Free Radiation Training Opportunity For First Responders ☢️!

The Department of Energy is bringing two Energy Modular Emergency Response Radiological Transportation courses to Oklahoma this July!

This hands on training is designed to simplify the complexities of Radiological transportation accident response through interactive classroom instruction and practical exercises.

✔️ Radiological instrument Use
✔️Assessing Radioactive Package Surveys
✔️Personnel Contamination Surveys
✔️Contaminated Patient Handling
✔️ Radioactive Decontamination Corridor Operations

Who should attend?
🚒 Fire Service
☢️ Hazardous Materials Responders
🚑 EMS Personnel
👮‍♂️Law Enforcement

📍 Tulsa Tech Lemley Campus
📅 July 7th and 8th 2026
⏰8:00am - 5:00pm both days

📍Edmond Fire Department Station 5
📅 July 9th and 10th 2026
⏰8:00am - 5:00pm both days

These courses are offered at no cost and provide valuable training for any responder who may encounter radiological materials during transportation incidents.

Register using the QR code for the class you want to attend.

🚒 Free Training Opportunity for Volunteer Firefighters!🚒

Looking to sharpen your skills and stay current on emerging fire service challenges? Don’t miss these upcoming Free training opportunities made possible through Tulsa Technology Center- Lemley Campus!

🔹New Vehicle Technology
📅 June 23rd
⏰ 6:00pm- 10:00pm

As vehicle technology continues to evolve, so do the challenges faced by first responders. This class covers modern vehicle construction, alternative fuel systems, electric vehicles, and the latest rescue considerations to help keep firefighters safe on the scene.

🔹Calling the Mayday
📅 June 24th &25th
⏰ 6:00pm - 10:00pm each evening

This 8 hour program focuses on firefighter survival, and mayday communications. Participants will gain valuable knowledge and skills that can make a difference when seconds count.

A huge thank you to Tulsa Technology Center-Lemley Campus for providing these outstanding training opportunities for Oklahoma’s volunteer firefighters.

🔗osufst.org register today seats are limited

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We want to thank H&P for their generous donation of two mud pits that will now serve as training props at our facility.

Partnerships like this are what make a real difference. By working together with industry leaders, we’re able to create more realistic training environments that better prepare our first responders for challenges they face in the field. These mud pits will allow us to simulate confined space and live fire scenarios, giving first responders the opportunity to train in conditions that closely mirror real world incidents. That kind of experience is invaluable when seconds matter.

We appreciate H&P’s commitment to supporting first responders training and investing in our communities safety. This partnership will have a lasting impact for years.
Thank you again H&P for helping us build more prepared first responders.

Congratulations!! Great work, everyone!

Congratulations!! Great work all!