ZLAW-1002 Police Urban Mountain Biking
4 CEUs
This course introduces the novice or experienced police bicyclist to the latest techniques in basic patrol cycling. This physically and mentally demanding course combines emergency vehicle operations for bike officers with patrol procedures, tactics, night operations, scenarios, basic bike maintenance and on-the-road repairs. Learn to ride like a pro, avoid crashes and use your bike to foil the bad guys every time. Off-road riding and bike-specific live-fire exercises may be added at the instructor’s discretion. Participants must attend all class dates and pass all examinations to be awarded the International Police Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA) Certificate of Completion. Certificate will be sent by IPMBA. Prerequisites • Current law enforcement officer • Basic bicycle-handling skills • Good physical condition
Contact hours: 40
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-1062 Court Officer Bailiff Firearms Academy
4 CEUs
This Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission 40-hour training academy fulfills the basic training requirement per OAC Section 109:2-5-05(A) for bailiff, deputy bailiff, probation or parole officer, tactical medical professional and multicounty / multi-jurisdictional jail corrections officer that carries a firearm in the course of their official duties, or an employee of the Department of Youth Services who is authorized to carry a firearm while on duty may attend Court Officer Basic Training Academy.
Contact hours: 40
Prerequisite(s): All candidates must be employed as a Bailiff, Deputy Bailiff, Probation or Parole Officer, Tactical Medical Professional, a multicounty / multi-jurisdictional jail corrections officer, or the Department of Youth Services.
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-1124 Private Security Firearms Qualification (20 hours)
2 CEUs
This 20-hour qualification course for individuals working in the field of private security is designed to make the officer compliant with 4749.10 Ohio Revised Code. Topics include course of fire, rules of engagement and use of force.
Contact hours: 20
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-1173 Private Security Firearms Requalification
0.4 CEUs
This qualification course for individuals working in the field of private security will make security officers compliant with 4749.10 Ohio Revised Code. Topics include course of fire, rules of engagement and use of force.
Contact hours: 4
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-1177 First Aid/CPR/AED Certification
0.8 CEUs
Basic level first aid and one-person CPR course intended to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to minimize consequences of injury and sudden illness until professional medical help arrives.
Contact hours: 8
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-1181 Advanced UAS (Drone) Operations for Public Safety
1.4 CEUs
This two-day training course helps public safety UAS pilots take their skills to the next level. Participants engage in lectures and hands-on learning during the day and sharpen their piloting skills at the Simulated Scenario Village in the evening. Topics include: Thermal sensor operations Search tactics and strategies Night operations Tactical operations (SWAT, interior search, etc.)
Contact hours: 14
Prerequisite(s): Introduction to Drone Operations or equivalent
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-1188 Introduction to Drone Operations
4 CEUs
This one-week drone operator course will introduce first responders to drone technology, including its capabilities and uses in law enforcement and other emergency response situations. The course will provide hands-on experience via simulation. First responders will have an understanding of how and when to utilize drones from emergency and homeland security situations. Participants must be law enforcement, fire or other type of first responder.
Contact hours: 40
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-1191 Advanced Emergency Night Driving
0.8 CEUs
This eight-hour course is specifically designed for law enforcement personnel only and requires department approval. It includes both classroom and hands-on training in the specific hazards of night time illumination, multitasking, vehicle dynamics, driving and decision-making skills, Ohio revised codes and police liability. The course will assist departments in reducing liability issues. Participants should provide department vehicle (one vehicle per two officers) and wear department uniform.
Contact hours: 8
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-1207 Dispatch Communications
19.7 CEUs
The demand for qualified dispatchers continues to grow. Advance your career path without skipping weekday commitments. Dispatch Communications is held on Saturdays and Sundays, and instructed by experienced professionals who are dedicated to helping you gain the practical knowledge, communication skills, and confidence to succeed in a challenging work environment. Dispatchers work for police departments, fire departments, law enforcement agencies, colleges and universities, hospitals, ambulance services, telematics call centers, and transportation/freight companies. This twelve-week, 192-hour course combines classroom and hands-on training, including: Practice handling single and multiple simulated calls with scenarios in law, fire, and EMS using 911 dispatch software. Exercises to learn to read maps effectively. Keyboarding and listening and responding to actual 911 and non-emergency calls. Skill-building exercises using computer-aided dispatch (CAD). Basic introductory course to Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD). Skills assessment exam to prepare students for Dispatcher Civil Service Exam. Training on how to mitigate active threats. Incident Command Training with FEMS ICS100. Job readiness and professionalism. Program Requirements: High School Diploma, GED, or enrollment in an Adult Diploma Program (see ohiooptions@tri-c.edu) 18 years of age or older (if under 18, pre-approval from Program Director is required) No criminal history Program Cost: $1,700.00 ** Includes textbook, class uniform shirt, and certification test fee THIS COURSE IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL AID. (For information on Workforce Training Scholarships contact Coordinator Melissa Hall at 216-987-3347 or Melissa.Hall@tri-c.edu ) Class Dress Code: White polo shirt (short or long sleeves) until academy polo is provided Navy or black pants (no leggings or yoga pants) Dark-colored shoes and socks Academy jacket (Approximately $40 - details will be provided after registration.)
Contact hours: 197
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-7046 Police Motorcycle Operator Course
8 CEUs
This comprehensive 80-hour course is specifically designed for law enforcement personnel only and requires department approval. It includes both classroom and hands-on training in specific operation of police motorcycles. It focuses on slow speed maneuvering, tight turns and emergency braking.
Contact hours: 80
Prerequisite(s): Current law enforcement officer Basic motorcycle-handling skills Good physical condition Motorcycle endorsement Students must provide the following equipment: Department motorcycle Over-the-ankle footwear Long pants (no holes) and long-sleeved shirt or jacket Full-fingered gloves Eye protection DOT or SNELL-certified helmet Repairs: In the event of clutch lever or brake lever damage, departments must supply parts. Levers will be repaired on-site. Please note: Dress for the weather. Classes and activities take place rain or shine. Parking: Free parking available in front and back lots of KeyBank Public Safety Training Center on Western Campus.
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-7051 Police Motorcycle Instructor Course
12 CEUs
This comprehensive 120-hour course is specifically designed for law enforcement personnel only and requires department approval. It combines both classroom and hands-on training and all candidates must be certified as a police motorcycle operator prior to attending the Police Motorcycle Instructor course.
Contact hours: 120
Not financial aid eligible.
ZLAW-7054 IPMBA E-Bike Training Course
0.8 CEUs
This eight-hour e-bike training module uses a combination of lectures, skill practice and isolation drills to help public safety cyclists transition their fundamental cycling skills from conventional bicycles to e-bikes. E-bikes are faster, heavier and less maneuverable than conventional bicycles; therefore, public safety cyclists must successfully complete the applicable IPMBA Public Safety Cycling course prior to registration. Note: This training module does not support out-of-class electric vehicles (OCEVs) that exceed the maximum legal speed limit for e-bikes.
Contact hours: 8
Not financial aid eligible.