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Friday, July 15, 2016

Fire Engineering

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David Rhodes     

In Command and Out of Control

The higher in any organization you go, the more removed you are from the sharp end of the job. David Rhodes on dealing with the transition.
Grant Schwalbe     

Civilian Victim Removal

Get out there and practice on real-sized victims and be prepared when your chance for a grab comes, Grant Schwalbe writes.
     

Can't We All Just Get Along?

Joseph Kitchen discusses conflict resolution in the firehouse.
Nicholas Papa     

The Four Tenets of Tactical Ventilation: Controlled

Venting is fundamentally a matter of control--of both ourselves and the air flow within the involved compartment, writes Nick Papa.
Doug Mitchell     

Get Out There

Get out into your first due and make sure you're providing the level of protection that our citizens require and deserve, writes Doug Mitchell.
Ron Kanterman     

It's All About Love

How do we love the job? On Ron Kanterman's blog, Rob Beatty writes about love as action.
Dave McGlynn     

Loved or Feared?

Is it better to be loved or feared? Dave McGlynn says that, in terms of leadership, he'd take love every time.
 
     

Morning Coffee

"Every morning as I step outside and enjoy my first cup of fire house coffee at 5 a.m., I give thanks for another day..." Read more from Warren Cersley.
     

Changing the Rules

Mark Cotter comments on the use of exterior streams and creating new excuses for old habits.

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Humpday Hangout: Stretching Short and Power Saw Safety

How do you and your department recover from a short stretch? Bill Gustin, Mike Dugan, and their panel discuss this subject. Sponsored by Key Fire Hose. Use #FETalk on Twitter.

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Rescue Air for Firefighters

All firefighters will find these three articles extremely informative and useful. After reading them, they will be equipped to take immediate action to secure this lifesaving equipment for their communities. In this landmark training guide, Joseph Rush and Jack Murphy describe the components and functions of firefighter air replenishment systems (FARS), which firefighters often refer to as “standpipes for air.” The large number of firefighters needed to supply continuous air cylinder replacement often impedes firefighter operations in mid- and high-rises and other complex structures. Also, the lack of available air supply often restricts firefighters to support operations. FARS address supply and staffing issues by providing lifesaving air-filling stations in critical locations inside complex structures. This guide explains the systems and provides a model code for adoption.
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FIREFIGHTER ARTICLES

NIOSH Releases Report on 2014 Firefighter LODD in Brooklyn High-Rise

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention program recently released its report on the 2014 death of a Fire Department of New York (FDNY) firefighter in a cluttered Brooklyn high-rise apartment.

FDIC WEBCASTS

May 17: Construction Concerns: Modern Materials
June 14: Issues and Challenges in Today’s Fire Service (Sponsored by FIRE DEX)
June 28: Standpipe Operations (Sponsored by Key Fire Hose)
July 19: Reading Smoke
August 9: SCBA Bootcamp: a Firefighter’s Survival School
September 8: 105 Tactical Extrication Tips in 105 Minutes
October 4: Tactical Thermal Imaging: the First Level of Fire Attack (Sponsored by Avon Protection)

November 15: Extrication and EMS: Coordinating Team Delivery of Critical Care (Sponsored by Zoll)
December 6: Improving Fireground Operations with Thermal Imaging and Modern Fire Dynamics
Jan. 10, 2017: Bruno and Norman “Unplugged”
Feb. 7, 2017: Leadership Panel on Firefighter Addiction, Mental Health, and Recovery
Mar. 14, 2017: Rules of Engagement for Positive-Pressure Attack
April 11, 2017: They Are Us: Fireground Size-Up, Command, Control, Accountability, and Survival

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What two significant fires in the ‘70s/early ‘80s underscored the connection between toxicity on the fireground and firefighter cancer?

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