661—251.103 (100B) Continuing training. After July 1, 2010, fire department members shall participate in at least 24 hours of continuing training annually, which shall be selected from the following subject areas:
	  ● 	 Personal protective equipment and respiratory protection
	  ● 	 Structural fire fighting techniques including standard operating policies or standard operating guidelines
	  ● 	 Ground ladders
	  ● 	 Hose and hose appliances
	  ● 	 Ventilation
	  ● 	 Forcible entry
	  ● 	 Search and rescue techniques
	  ● 	 Fire fighter safety
	  ● 	 Incident management system or incident command system
	  ● 	 Emergency vehicle driver-operator
	  ● 	 Hazardous materials first responder—operations level
	  ● 	 Emergency medical service (EMS) training
	  ● 	 Additional training based on standard operating procedures or standard operating guidelines
	  ● 	 Other Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)-related training, such as blood-borne pathogen protection
	  ● 	 Specialty training such as confined space entry, vehicle extrication, rescue techniques, wildland or agricultural fire fighting techniques
	  ● 	 Emergency response to terrorism
	  ● 	 Any other training designed to meet local training needs
Note:  Training to meet this requirement may be provided by the fire service training bureau, a community college, a regional fire training facility, or a local fire department, or any combination thereof.