Mich. Admin. Code R. 29.413 - Regional training centers; facilities; approval
Rule 13.
(1) An
applicant shall establish an RTC in a strategic location to support the
greatest number of fire departments. An RTC must provide individuals an
opportunity to receive pre-service fire training as an RTC student. To
establish an RTC, an applicant shall do all of the following:
(a) Complete the bureau's Regional Training
Center Advisory Board form, BFS-242.
(b) Establish an advisory committee which
includes appointing a chairperson from the RTC staff and may include the county
training committee chairpersons from each county that will be served by the
RTC.
(c) Complete a needs survey
which establishes the fire department training needs of the area and describes
how the RTC plans to fulfill those needs. Collect any documentation of support
for the need of the new RTC.
(d)
Have and be able to maintain the capability to conduct firefighter I and II
courses and examinations.
(e) Work
with the bureau in training technology development.
(f) Have rooms, facilities, and equipment
available to efficiently carry out programs of instruction.
(2) If the application meets the
requirement of subrules (1) of this rule, the state fire marshal shall review
the application for inclusion on the agenda for the next council
meeting.
(3) The council shall vote
to approve or deny an RTC application.
(4) An RTC shall maintain current contact
information for the center and advisory board membership with the bureau within
30 days of any change using the bureau's Regional Training Center Advisory
Board form, BFS-242
(5) The RTC
shall perform all of the following on an annual basis to maintain council
approval:
(a) Maintain capability to conduct
firefighter I and II courses and examinations.
(b) Comply with all bureau rules.
(c) Cooperate with the bureau in training
technology development.
(d) Submit
a report to the state fire marshal annually by November 20 for the previous
fiscal year October 1 to September 30. The annual report by each RTC shall
include all of the following:
(i) The
training activity from the previous fiscal year.
(ii) The use of approved county
funds.
(iii) The budget and
expenses from the previous fiscal year.
(iv) The RTC training plan for the upcoming
fiscal year.
(6) The state fire marshal, with the approval
of council, shall authorize an RTC to conduct council approved courses for
pre-service students.
(7) Service
time at an RTC does not count toward fire department service time unless the
individual is registered as a fire department or a public safety department
member.
(8) RTC students who are not
members of a fire department or a public safety department in this state shall
be assessed a fee per student to cover the cost of providing the certification
examination as established by the bureau by January 31 before the next fiscal
year. Fees shall be remitted to the bureau 2 weeks after the course start date
as provided under section 11(1)(j) of the act, MCL 29.371.
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