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March 2012

In this Issue

Breaking bad habits are key to a safe firefighting career

Video: Wall collapse near miss

NIOSH: FF died of burns after apparatus got stuck in sand

Dear FireRescue1 Member,

In this month's Safety eNews, we remind you that one key to a safe firefighting career is breaking bad habits, as well as go over some tips on protecting yourself and your fellow firefighters from biohazards.

Also, be sure to check out the videos below, one of which features Chief Rob Wylie discussing leadership lessons at a recent Charleston, S.C. fire that nearly turned deadly.

— Rick Markley, FireRescue1 Editor


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PPE Update

		Biological decontamination, disinfection or sanitization? By Jeffrey O. and Grace G. Stull While there are issues concerning how well firefighters are protected from biological hazards, there are many questions on how to clean your gear after such exposures. 5 questions
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The Butcher's Bill

		Habits: A key to a safe firefighting career By Tom LaBelle We often develop bad habits, habits that last longer than they should. These can be awkward at best and deadly or unsafe at worst. Teach the recruits
Print and share this story Related: Firefighter survival: 10 ways to stay safe

Safety Videos

Wall Collapse Near Miss		Haunted By Charleston's Mistakes
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