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To those of us on the job, the helmet is a tradition that allows us to express our respect for those who have gone before
Collaborating with public safety departments to simplify the complex challenges of BDA and DAS management
Ensure your home is equipped with smoke/CO alarms, fire extinguishers, escape ladders and other vital safety products
The Forest Service started tests with a magnesium-chloride-based retardant last summer and is continuing them
Kern County Fire Chief Aaron Duncan said his department and the Office of the State Fire Marshal have already seized about 35,000 pounds of illegal fireworks within the county this year
The radio has long been the lifeline for first responders, but new technologies and functions require fire and EMS organizations to think more broadly about how they communicate in the field
Benjamin Hendry said firefighters were not properly trained to drive safely and use the traffic light changing system; a FD spokesman denied the claims
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Officials with the St. Charles County Ambulance District and the Metro West Fire District said they hope the technology improves safety and response times
UCF RESTORES also received $270,000 to work with Florida A&M to build a statewide mental health wellness toolkit for first responders
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“It’s shocking that the department doesn’t already have such a plan,” said Oren Barzilay, president of Local 2507, which represents EMTs, medics and inspectors
Brittany Nicotri found a way to increase the Burton Fire District’s capabilities at a low cost
The Beardstown firefighters got lost, declared a mayday and exited the building from a second-floor window, falling about 21 feet, the report states
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The firefighters provided medical aid and transported the driver to a hospital
Rosenbauer provides aerials that are built to last with controls that are easy to use for enhanced safety and effectiveness on the fireground
Sterling Heights Fire Chief Kevin Edmond said the device will allow firefighters to quickly scan common venting points of a structure from a safe distance
The measure contains a fire attack restriction, a limit on transit speeds and a thermal imaging camera requirement
Fire departments can apply for up to $75,000 to cover the costs of things such as helmets, boots, chemical-free protective clothing and cleaning equipment
The Rosenbauer engine is now at its home station, Fire Station 82 in Hollywood
It all comes down to proper fit and use, post-incident reviews, and policies and procedures
Detailing changes to firefighter boots over the years, plus insights into fireground contamination, and what lies ahead for NFPA 1971
The two Fire Integrated Real time Intelligence System planes can send real-time images, data and projections to firefighters and emergency managers
Charlotte’s proposed spending plan calls for a $48M, three-year investment in three fire stations
Spokane Fire Department members have been learning to how use the pediatric resuscitation system and mobile app
It’s time to step up and lead, adopt the technological revolution around us, and focus on education and connection
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America’s firefighters were better trained and equipped for the future but ever mindful and proud of their past
Follow these steps to define roles, identify and mitigate hazards, and work toward the best possible patient outcome
The West Texas A&M University students developed the device during a mechanical engineering class focused on solving a real-world problem
High-quality images and a lightweight design make this TI ideal for every call
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