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Are written tests for Firefighters/Medics or Firefighters/EMTs still worth incorporating into the hiring process? I often hear arguments for keeping the written test: "We need to validate the cadet's ability to read, write, and comprehend." However, the candidate comes in with a high school diploma and either an EMT or Paramedic card. Doesn't that count towards validating reading and writing skills? In the past, the written test drew down the number of applicants. I remember taking a written test with 2000 applicants who would be applying for five open positions. That time is long gone and may never be that way again! We still need help finding qualified line personnel during this challenging time. The argument against hosting a written exam (or even requiring one) makes more sense. Multiple people have failed a written exam for us but passed the neighboring departments' test and became fantastic firefighters. Does anyone have experience, thoughts, or insight into this issue?
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Inadequate performance by the confined entry attendant may produce tragic consequences, so you need to understand this task whether you perform it or depend on the person who does. https://bit.ly/3Wi0m8K
Fulfilling the Role of a Confined Entry Attendant
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Do you know how to act in a case of emergency?
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Today, we're diving into a crucial skill that everyone should know: checking a pulse! 💓 It's a simple yet essential way to assess someone's health in an emergency. Here's a quick guide: 1️⃣ Find Pulse: Locate major arteries like the neck, wrist, or upper arm (for babies). 🧐 2️⃣ Assess Regularity: Irregular pulse signals issues; note rate changes due to emotions, pain, or heart conditions. ⚠️ 3️⃣ Determine Rate: Count 30-second beats, double for BPM. For irregular pulses, check a full minute. 🕒 4️⃣ Difficulty Finding Pulse: Be patient; if breathing, the heart likely beats. Try another nearby artery if needed. 🩺 Knowing how to check a pulse can be a lifesaver in critical situations. 🆘 But remember, the best way to become proficient is through proper training. Register for a First Aid & CPR training course today! https://lnkd.in/dVvX3uq #PulseCheck #LifeSavingSkills #EMRTraining #FirstAidSkills #EmergencyResponse #LearnCPR #FirstResponderTraining #HealthcareSkills #EmpowerYourself #SaveLives #BePrepared #EmergencyPreparedness #LifeSaver #MakeADifference
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We take a deep dive into society’s growing awareness around mental health and how those in the crane community are grappling with the unique challenges the industry faces. There are health and safety concerns for themselves and others. There are financial concerns as operators oversee the lifting of expensive and delicate cargo. And there are legal concerns as Canadian crane operators are responsible for the assembly, maintenance and inspection of their crane, along with the rigging and other attachments. And that’s not even talking about the stress operators feel when seeing dramatic examples of what can go wrong such as incidents in Seattle, Kelowna and Halifax in recent years. https://lnkd.in/gzjRBbGd
Crane industry grapples with a new understanding of mental health
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#WindView | Class is in! 📚✏️ Did you know One Energy is a state-licensed training facility for Emergency Medical Technicians and Advanced Emergency Medical Technicians? We don’t settle for the industry standard, especially when it comes to safety. We strive to provide our employees with the best training possible so that they are equipped to handle every aspect of their job. These One Energy employees are kicking off their first training of 2024 as students in our in-house EMT program. Keep an eye out for our next Day In The Life where you’ll see the behind-the-scenes action of what it’s like for our staff to be in One Energy’s EMT course.
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Today, we're diving into a crucial skill that everyone should know: checking a pulse! 💓 It's a simple yet essential way to assess someone's health in an emergency. Here's a quick guide: 1️⃣ Find Pulse: Locate major arteries like the neck, wrist, or upper arm (for babies). 🧐 2️⃣ Assess Regularity: Irregular pulse signals issues; note rate changes due to emotions, pain, or heart conditions. ⚠️ 3️⃣ Determine Rate: Count 30-second beats, double for BPM. For irregular pulses, check a full minute. 🕒 4️⃣ Difficulty Finding Pulse: Be patient; if breathing, the heart likely beats. Try another nearby artery if needed. 🩺 Knowing how to check a pulse can be a lifesaver in critical situations. 🆘 But remember, the best way to become proficient is through proper training. Register for a First Aid & CPR training course today! https://lnkd.in/d74Y_9w #PulseCheck #LifeSavingSkills #EMRTraining #FirstAidSkills #EmergencyResponse #LearnCPR #FirstResponderTraining #HealthcareSkills #EmpowerYourself #SaveLives #BePrepared #EmergencyPreparedness #LifeSaver #MakeADifference
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Did you know that recognizing the signs of choking and knowing how to perform the Heimlich maneuver can save a life? Choking occurs when the airway is blocked by a foreign object, preventing proper breathing. 🚫 Common signs of choking include difficulty speaking, breathing, or coughing, as well as a panicked or distressed expression. 😱 If someone is choking, act quickly by standing behind them and delivering firm abdominal thrusts just below the ribcage until the object is dislodged. 💪 Learning this life-saving technique can empower you to respond effectively in emergency situations and potentially prevent a tragedy. 🙌 🚑💡 Ready to take the first step towards being prepared for any emergency? Explore our diverse range of courses and training options on our website at thefirstaidguynh.com. From basic first aid to CPR certification, we offer comprehensive training to suit your needs and schedule. 💼💪 Prefer a personal touch? Don't hesitate to reach out to us directly at ☎️ (833) 330-1CPR (1277) with any inquiries or to discuss customized training options for your organization or group. 💬💼 Invest in your safety and that of those around you – connect with The First Aid Guy now and embark on your path to preparedness. #FirstAid #CPR #SafetyFirst #EmergencyPreparedness 📞✉️🩹🔥
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PR 37 (Rev.3 – Aug. 2023) Procedural Requirement for Confined Space Safe Entry Objectives -This procedural requirement contains the minimum requirements that Societies shall prescribe to help keep surveyors safe when conducting confined space entry. Societies are free to take measures beyond those required in this document but shall as a minimum prescribe the requirements contained in this document and that they meet any relevant occupational safety and health legislative requirements in place at locations where work is conducted. -IACS recommendation 72 (Rev.3) Confined Space Safe Practice, and IMO Resolution A.1050(27) Revised recommendations for entering enclosed spaces aboard ships, can be referred to for further guidance on confined space safe entry practice. -When in any doubt about the safety associated with the confined space, the attending surveyor has the right to refuse entry. PR 37 (Rev.3) will come into force on 1 January 2024
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"Taglines....what about a tagline"...this is the one item that many crane riggers get wrong and in fact, some crane operators get wrong. "Use it on long length material only", "hook it to the rigging" I hear that as well, so much goes on in the day when it comes to getting stuff done. During the course of the last 3 months I am seeing an alarming pattern of information and it's consequences can be deadly! When working near energized lines, just about everyone I ask and talk with most people tell me OHS states 7m from an energized line. Now here is where it goes off the rails, I ask in return, what if the line voltage is not known? My question to all is, when using a tag line are you safe from any potential contact with an energized source with that tag line connected to the load, the answer..."yes". Right answer is "what type of tag-line?" Did you know there are two types, in the case of workers in Alberta, OHS states: 70(2) An employer must ensure that tag lines of non-conductive synthetic rope are used when there is a danger of contact with energized electrical equipment. Utility workers are highly trained for an obvious reason, we all know the "look up and live" mantra or the website that was pushed for years and still should be https://utilitysafety.ca/ Not sure, ask, everyone has the right to refuse unsafe work. Stay safe this fine long-weekend, give your family what they deserve most of all...you.
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