Camp CrewYellow Card RT-130
Essential safety refresher focusing on safety, risk mitigation, and operational decision-making.
- Comprehensive safety and operation modules
- Communication and decision-making
- Fire shelter proficiency

Firefighter training programs: Basic Wildland Firefighter, FFT1, RT-130 and Engine Boss. Perfect for starting or advancing your firefighting career. No deposit required.

Classes are held in Stevensville, Montana and Springville, Utah.
We are setting the next round of S-130 field days, RT-130 refreshers, FFT1 and Engine Boss classes. Call or email to get on the list and we will let you know as soon as dates are set.
| RT-130 Annual Refresher (Yellow Card) | $50 |
| Pack Test only (Work Capacity Test) | $25 |
| FFT2: S-130 Field Day, Pack Test included | $145 |
| FFT1: S-131 | $145 |
| Engine Boss: S-230 Crew Boss | $145 |
| Engine Boss: S-290 Intermediate Wildland Fire Behavior | $295 |
Essential safety refresher focusing on safety, risk mitigation, and operational decision-making.
Introduction to wildland firefighting covering operational roles, online and field training components, culminating in certification.
Advanced leadership training for managing firefighting crews and engine operations in wildland fire situations.
Call or email to register and get your prerequisite online courses started. No deposit required.
We offer Basic Wildland Firefighter (FFT2), FFT1 (S-131), the RT-130 annual refresher (Yellow Card) and Engine Boss courses (S-230 and S-290). These programs are designed for individuals looking to start or advance their careers in wildland firefighting.
Anyone interested in becoming a Type 2 Firefighter (FFT2), including those aiming for positions on Contract Engine Crews or as Water Tender Operators, can enroll. No previous experience is required.
This course includes approximately 30 hours of self-paced online study, one day of classroom instruction, and one field day that includes a Pack Test. It covers wildland fire operations such as ignition, control, mop-up, and suppression.
Yes, you must complete online certificates (S130, L180, S190, IS700.b, IS100.c) before attending the field day training. These certificates are essential for earning the Red Card necessary for wildland firefighting employment.
Call 406-529-9523 or email jobs@outbackfirefighting.com to register. No deposit is required. Complete the required online certificates and email them to us or bring them to your classroom training, then attend the 8-hour class and Pack Test on the field day.
No, completing these classes requires a stable internet connection and a suitable device like a computer or tablet. The classes cannot be done from a cellphone.
The Engine Boss program includes S-230 Crew Boss and S-290 Intermediate Wildland Fire Behavior, focusing on leadership, risk management, tactics and fire behavior. It is designed for those looking to take on supervisory roles. Prerequisites: S-130, S-131, L-180, S-190, IS-100, IS-700 and a completed FFT1 Task Book.
You'll need to complete pre-work for S-290, S-230 and IS-200. This includes registering for accounts, completing online courses, and taking final exams where necessary.
RT-130 is $50. Pack Test only is $25. The FFT2 S-130 field day is $145 (Pack Test included). FFT1 S-131 is $145. Engine Boss S-230 is $145 and S-290 is $295. No deposit is required.
The Pack Test is included in the field day of the Basic Wildland Firefighter program, or you can take it on its own for $25. It is a physical fitness test, so prepare and practice before you come.

Complete your training with Outback, then apply to join our crews. No experience is needed for entry level positions, and we provide the training for FFT1 and FFT2.

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