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The Process Unit Firefighting Program provides realistic and live, hands-on firefighting training that resembles the potential hazards that may occur in that member’s facility. This program also includes live LPG and flammable liquid fires, offensive and defensive strategies, as well as daylight and night fire attack scenarios.

The RTFC Industrial Process Unit training prop is used to create worst-case scenarios that may occur in these industries and is capable of providing a variety of LPG and flammable liquid fires.

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A flat per-student rate for each course. This rate will include tuition for the course as well as necessary consumables. These rates will be issued on a case-by-case basis and only at the request of the client.

All RTFC instructors are certified as Texas Department of Health EMT-B or Paramedic and experienced with presenting a variety of EMS courses including First Aid, Refresher, and Certification courses.

The RTFC Training Academy’s goal is to train individuals on how to appropriately respond to a release of a hazardous material(s). The multitude of training props available for Hazardous Material courses allow us to place trainees in a range of real life scenarios and prepare them to think quickly under pressure. Further objectives that meet the more aggressive roles include determining the appropriateness of personal protective equipment; decon setup; and plugging, patching or otherwise stopping the release of the hazardous substance for a variety of containers, rail cars, pipelines, process systems, and others.

Our academy’s rescue courses are very effective and thoroughly train individuals to respond to industrial, municipal, and other varieties of emergencies. These courses also cover specific areas like equipment identification for care and use, rope anchors, rigging and hauling system building techniques, patient access, packaging and extrication techniques, as well as rescuer responsibilities and safety practices.

RTFC is responsible for protecting the Port of Corpus Christi Authority from any fire that occurs on vessels, docks, or any other facility in the ship channel. The Port of Corpus Christi Firefighting Barge is operated by RTFC personnel, is capable of pumping 8,000 GPM of water, and carries 15,000 gallons of foam concentrate.

RTFC personnel are well trained and skilled with the newest innovations in marine firefighting. As a result, they offer a wide variety of instruction and experience pertaining to marine vessel and facility-related emergencies. The RTFC Training Academy is equipped with a $500,000 marine firefighting prop that contains both LPG and flammable liquid fire capabilities, making these training courses as realistic as possible.

RTFC personnel are trained to respond to structures, buildings, and warehouses that are owned and operated by our members. As a result, the RTFC Training Academy is capable of building training courses that encompass all types of structural firefighting responsibilities. These courses are custom built to the member’s needs and include exterior fire attacks, apparatus placement, interior fire attacks, ladder operations, occupant searches, stand pipe and hose pack operations, ventilation operations, overhaul operations, Rapid Intervention (RIT) training, and much more.

RTFC is responsible for responding to its members’ trench rescue incidents. That’s why the RTFC Training Academy is equipped with a trench rescue trailer, fully stocked with hydraulic shoring and digging equipment. Highly qualified personnel present trench collapse training courses using trenches that are purposely collapsed during the scenarios. Trainees are required to use appropriate techniques to shore the trench prior to entering and extricating the patient.