Translation from English

Sunday, December 7, 2014

Fire Engineering- Upcoming Broadcast


Company Officer Development: Red Flags on the Fireground
01:00 PM Eastern Standard Time12:00 PM Central Standard Time10:00 AM Pacific Standard Time18:00 Greenwich Mean Time
Free to attend.
Approximately one hour.
Ricky Riley, Operations Chief, Clearwater (FL) Fire & Rescue, President, Traditions Training L.L.C.Larry Schultz, Retired Chief of Operations DC Fire/EMS, Senior Instructor Traditions Training
register:WEBCAST
Red flags are indicators of impending danger or risk. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has identified five of the top factors contributing to firefighter line-of-duty deaths: lack of command and control, inadequate risk assessment, inadequate communication, lack of accountability, and a lack of or failure to follow standard operating procedures. In this interactive session, students will view video and listen to audio that relate to these predictable problems; best practices for officers will then be discussed. Students will go through a detailed risk assessment and will participate in developing scripted fireground reports including on-scene reports; conditions, actions, and needs (CAN) reports; roof reports; and progress reports. The class then will discuss incident and personal accountability. The importance of developing standard operating procedures/guidelines will be stressed, and students will be guided in how to develop them based on their community risks and resources.
Ricky RileyOperations Chief, Clearwater (FL) Fire & RescuePresident, Traditions Training L.L.C. Ricky Riley
Larry SchultzRetired Chief of Operations DC Fire/EMSSenior Instructor Traditions Training Larry Schultz

No comments:

Post a Comment

Please leave a comment-- or suggestions, particularly of topics and places you'd like to see covered