​  The Department is very proud of the training opportunities that it offers, and it constantly adjusts to the changes that the fire service faces. To be allowed to enter an "IDLH" (Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health) environment, each member must successfully complete a sixteen-hour, sixty-four-hour, and "live" burn. Up until that point, a member may respond to calls for service at the OIC's (Officer in Charge) discretion and at a minimum level.

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​Department Training 

Every year, the Kingston Springs Fire Department goes through hundreds of hours of training covering every facet of the fire service. Members are required to maintain a level of attendance determined by the training committee and meet once a week. Asst. Chief Roger Parker leads the training committee and functions as the department's training officer. The Chief, Captains, and Lieutenants make up the committee; however, some firefighters help out during certain training exercises.