Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: recognize the importance of safe and efficient response of fire apparatus; apply state and federal laws and national standards as they pertain to driving apparatus; identify the types, conditions and causes of fire apparatus accidents; describe, identify, and operate the various types and classes of apparatus equipped with a fire pump; prepare and document vehicle inspections; calculate for friction loss, fire flow, and hydraulics; discuss the six principles of pressure and the properties of water; define NFA fire flow formula; identify three methods of establishing water supply for initial attack and explain procedures for sprinklers, standpipes, foam and relay operations; and operate a fire pump in booster tank, drafting and hydrant operations.