This week the Firefighter Training Podcast does a parody on the current internet “Would You Rather Wednesday” where two opposite questions are asked with no clear, and sometimes no pleasant answer. We have some fun and then interject some very serious questions.
We also ask that you tweet out asking your fire service “Would You Rather…? using the Hashtags #petelamb and #WYR
This week on 60 Second safety we talk about burst hoselines.
This week The Firefighter Training Podcast Leadership Language segment is about training.
This week The Tactical Fire Problem is a fire / hazmat involving cylinders. Take a look.
1.) What is your action plan?
2.) What do the cylinder colors possibly indicate to you?
3.) Does every cylinder of this type have a pressure relief valve?
4.) How many feet is the hot zone for this incident?
5.) What are the potential exposures there could be from an incident like this? What type of facility are you at?
This week The Firefighter Training Podcast looks at some of the elements of documentation and report writing for the fire service.
This week on 60 Second Safety we talk about the potential for assault on our personnel.
This week the Firefighter Training Podcast Leadership Language segment is about the word supervise.
This week the Tactical Fire Problem is an automobile fire with victim. (s) ?
1.) The presence of one victim does not mean this incident is “all clear”. How will you determine if other victims are present?
2.) What types of things explode on vehicles?
3.) How toxic is the smoke from burning autos? What treatment must be given to the victim?
4.) What is the attack plan?
5.) How much training have you done with new automobile proximity key devices?
This week the Firefighter Training Podcast looks at the Incident Command Process. Not the Incident Command System but some ways to help you make decisions that need to be made. We will discuss evaluating resources, gathering intelligence, and forming and supporting a command team
This week 60 Second Safety is about sirens and hearing loss.