2019 Annual TIM Conference
Join us this September 25 at the Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem, Oregon.
Our 2019 Annual TIM Conference is right around the corner, and with our partners offering hands-on demonstrations, this year’s event will be unlike any we’ve ever offered. Check out our menu of events below. If you like what you see, grab your spot today. Invite a friend to share TIM knowledge and boost our ability to achieve safe, quick clearance across the state.
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Oregon State Police: Evidence recognition and preservation
Can you imagine sweeping up evidence that could have been just what OSP needed to get justice for the victim of a criminal crash? It happens more than it should. During this demonstration, an OSP crash reconstructionist will cover how to recognize and preserve critical evidence for serious injury and fatal traffic crashes, as well as test our skills for marking evidence.
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Oregon Tow Truck Association: Communicating for safe, quick clearance
Tow is typically the last step in the TIM process, and yet how soon we call and how clearly we communicate the realities of the scene to our tow partners can make all the difference when it comes to safe, quick clearance. OTTA offers a unique opportunity to learn the ins and outs of tow by showcasing the capabilities of different trucks and helping us all make more informed decisions when it comes to relaying vital information to our dispatch and tow partners.
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Fire Service: Vehicle anatomy 101 – Staying safe in and around crashed vehicles
As responders, it’s critical to be able to identify what can be dangerous to us when a crash has compromised the structural integrity of a vehicle. That’s why the fire service and an extrication expert will be on-hand to perform a walk-through of a vehicle and highlight its various mechanical and electrical features – specifically covering why what is labeled as safety equipment for passengers isn’t necessarily safe for responders.
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Oregon Department of Transportation: What to do with cones and signs
What are all of these cones and signs for? How do they help us? How do we properly set them up? A Work Zone Traffic Control trainer answers these questions and more during this interactive demonstration, and gives us the opportunity to put our new skills into practice.
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When our boots are on the ground, knowledge = success.
When our boots are on the ground, experience = success.
Join us this September to gain both the knowledge and experience to achieve safe, quick clearance.
 Upcoming Training
Tangent Fire is hosting a TIM Training on Thursday, October 24th, 2019 from 6PM to 10PM PST at the Tangent Fire House (32053 Birdfoot Dr, Tangent Oregon 97389).
If you would like to attend, claim your FREE ticket today!
To see all our trainings or request a training in your area, visit the TIM Eventbrite site.
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