Trevor Frodge

Trevor Frodge

Trevor Frodge is a fire lieutenant with the West Chester Fire Department in suburban Cincinnati, Ohio, currently assigned to one of two rescue engines. He is a nationally registered paramedic, fire and EMS instructor, and fire inspector. Frodge is a member of the Butler County Technical Rescue Team, as well as a Hazardous Materials Specialist for Ohio Task Force 1.

Full list of Trevor Frodge results

3 ways to blend academy instruction with real-world fire response
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Elevate the NFPA standard with pooled experiences from instructors to create forward-thinking, modern fireground training
Mayday prevention through simple ‘engineering controls’
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Crews should train on implementing IRICs and placing rescue tools, all while following key standards
Probationary firefighters: What they should know at 6 months
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Probies should be able to demonstrate proficiency with stretching a hoseline, VEIS, masking up, and key policies and procedures
Firefighter 1 training: What prospective firefighters need to know about joining the ranks
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We’re looking for fit, mentally tough individuals who can manage their time and demonstrate a commitment to serve
‘Everything on this truck is my responsibility’: A day in the life of an apparatus operator
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The engineer serves several roles, from equipment checks to throwing ladders, medic assists and more
Company-level leadership: Where are we failing and succeeding?
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Training, communication and safety mindsets show mixed results, but simple steps can set crews on the path to greatness
10 investments worth every penny for company officers
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From literal teaching tools to more abstract personal investments, there are several ways to level up your skills
‘That won’t happen here’: The MCI mindset that needs to change
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An honest and objective community assessment will highlight the many potential MCI events that could occur in any jurisdiction
Stop talking, start performing: It’s time for a post-pandemic training reboot
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Shake off the strictures of COVID-19, gear up and use training to prove you’re still ‘brilliant at the basics’
COVID-19: Simple steps firefighters can implement today
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The fire service is the best agency to tackle the pandemic; we just need to follow some simple guidelines
Welcome to the right front seat!
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Tips for a new fire officer, from a new fire officer

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