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The City of Montebello Fire Department Emergency
Mitigation & Occupational Safety & Health (EMOSH) was
developed to accommodate the training and educational
needs of the business community and the general public.
Throughout the United States there is a high demand for
First Aid, CPR and AED training. The Montebello Fire
Department has the American Red Cross and the EMS Safety
Services Inc. certified instructors. We offer a variety of
courses to meet the needs of health care professionals,
day care providers, members of the community, as well as
workplace training that meet OSHA 3400 guidelines. Make a
difference for your organization and community by learning
these skills today.
Courses include:
| Bloodborne Pathogens |
Child and Infant CPR Class |
| Adult CPR/first Aid Class |
Pediatric CPR/First Aid Class |
| Standard Fire Extinguisher Class |
Site Specific Fire
Extinguisher Class |
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OSHA Compliance Courses Available |
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| Accident |
Compressed Gases |
Electrical Safety |
| Fire & Emergencies |
Hazwopper Awareness |
Lockout/Tag out |
| Safe Chemical Handing |
Trenching & Shoring |
Bloodborne Pathogens |
| Confined Spaces |
Fall Protection |
Hazard Communication |
| Job Hazard Analysis |
Respiratory Protection |
Spill Prevention |
The Montebello Fire Department is
inviting its citizens to join
The Community
Emergency Response Team (C.E.R.T.)
Fire and Police personnel are the best trained and
equipped to handle emergencies. However, following
catastrophic event emergency service personnel will not be
able to help everyone immediately. You and the community
may be on your own for some time.
CERT Training is designed to prepare you to help yourself,
your family, and your neighbors; also assisting police and
fire personnel in the event of a disaster. With training
and information, individuals and community groups can be
prepared to serve as a crucial resource capable of
performing many of the emergency functions needed in the
immediate post-disaster period.
The CERT members receive 17-1/2 hours of initial training.
The initial training is followed by continuing education
programs, consisting of biannual drills and quarterly
refreshers.
With training and practice and by working as a team, you
will be able to do the greatest good for the greatest
number after a disaster, while protecting yourself from
becoming a victim.
Discounted fees available for larger classes, for any
further detailed information please call
The Montebello Fire Department Special Services Division
at
Tel: 323-887-4700
Fax: 323-887-4716
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