"Essentials is what the fire service uses to train not only our new recruit firefighters but even our seasoned firefighters," said Dan Ripley, Lincoln Fire & Rescue Fire Captain. Essentials of Fire Fighting, 8th Edition releases this August! Learn more at IFSTA.org/essentials
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"When we sit down at the coffee table every day as firefighters, and we talk about what do we want to do better, how can we do this better, the challenges that we are encountering, I think you are going to see that Essentials 8 really answers a lot of those questions," said Dan Ripley, Lincoln Fire & Rescue Fire Captain. Essentials of Fire Fighting, 8th Edition releases August 15! Learn more at IFSTA.org/essentials #essentials8 #ifsta #manualrelease
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"99% of what we need to be able to do is preparation. 1% is actually doing it." Captain Wesley Cox recently summed up the training ethos at Winder Fire Department as firefighters undertook the Denver Drill, modeled after a 1992 fire in Denver, CO in which a firefighter was trapped in a confined space. "Our citizens deserve for us to be prepared." Watch the video below to learn how our firefighters prepare for worst-case scenarios ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/eWNeri69
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It is vital for any IC to have solid resources at his disposal at any time during a response. You also may want to include specialists that you can use, especially on special hazard response.
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As an Incident Commander, who should you have on speed dial? OEM, County Fire Coordinator, Fire Marshal? Having immediate real-time access to those in charge of key resources requires relationship building prior to the incident. Don’t underestimate the importance of these relationships! Thoughts?
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