Expert Columnists & Contributors
FireRescue1 features a diverse team of fire service leaders and experts, tackling topics that touch on every facet of a firefighter’s career, from the early days serving as a firefighter recruit at the Academy to training on fire-rescue operations to commanding incidents and, ultimately, the department.
Columnists and authors hail from volunteer, career and combination departments, big and small, stretching across the country. They are experts in their respective fields, and many have advanced degrees and certifications to support their ongoing training.
For information about how to submit articles, please visit the FireRescue1 Article Guidelines for Authors page.
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT
RECENT ARTICLES
Power outages can happen anytime. From flashlights to gas lanterns, discover versatile and reliable tools to keep your environment well-lit during emergencies.
From basic models to high-tech solutions, these pulse oximeters offer quick and reliable readings without breaking the bank
How to conduct an effective AAR that will contribute to the health and growth of the organization
When Chief Richard Ganci took over the behavior health program at St. Petersburg Fire Rescue, there was no guidebook. So, he and his team wrote one.
The conflagration claimed the lives of more than 1,500 people but still exists for many in the shadow of the Great Chicago Fire
Besides the holidays, ‘tis also the season of freezing pipes, clogged gutters, falling branches, slick sidewalks, and unwelcome drafts and critters
Small items with big benefits for your safety and your budget
Prepare for a higher fuel load, increased potential for victims, and a larger search field
Identifying significant GI problems and providing initial care may help improve the chances of recovery for patients who experience true GI emergencies