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FFT2 Training (S-130/S-190)


  • Fort Custer Training Center 2501 26th Street Augusta, MI, 49012 United States (map)

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This training is a combination of supplemental classroom sessions and required field exercises in order to complete FFT2 Training and receive NWCG certificates. Registration fee includes training, materials, and meals. This 2-day capstone training to the online courses will be run like an overnight wildfire incident. Please download the “Basic Firefighter (FFT2) Training Information” from the link below. The online modules can be completed anytime. Make sure you print and save the certificates at the end of each unit.

Basic Firefighter (FFT2) Training Information

Earlier Event: February 6
4th Annual Burning Issues Workshop & MPFC Annual Meeting
Later Event: August 13
Grand Valley State University Introduction to Fire Management Course 

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