Education & Training
FireRescue1’s firefighter education and training topic features information and resources for fire and rescue professionals, including content that supports ongoing professional development and enhances training efforts, whether online, in the classroom or during hand-on training evolutions.
The chief gave Zam the boot to go back to school two years ago – and he did
The bill would cover tuition for firefighters, paramedics and other first responders after six years of service and their dependents after 10 years
A logistics team is essential for streamlining larger, more complex operations
Allentown Assistant Fire Chief Chris Kiskeravage died in June from job-related cancer
The risk management expert says too many firefighters are unaware of the issues facing the entire industry
Several factors dictate the exact sequence of events
Shamokin councilmembers suspended fire chief and Northumberland County Director of Public Safety Steve Jeffery after a 17-year-old FF was burned
FASNY’s weeklong convention offered hands-on training for junior firefighters
The Leadership Development Certification Series offers undergraduate college credit hours
New members join diverse group of fire service leaders, providing editorial direction and serving as brand ambassadors
The IPSDI CEO argues that labeling firefighters by arbitrary birth years is unfair, too convenient and shortchanges the conversation around individuality
Firefighters took advantage of the soon-to-be demolished Alleghany College dorm to train on fireground operations
The ATF fire modeling research focused on the role of corrugated stainless-steel tubing in the death of Howard County Firefighter Nathan Flynn
The Kanas City Fire Department has found its recent drone use to be effective in giving firefighters real-time information
Video and images will help fire departments with the challenges of fighting fires in row houses
Friendship Fire Company Diving-Rescue Unit recently completed search and rescue training with two new drones
The San Francisco Fire Department has a unique way of training new tiller operators
Conduct a needs assessment, focus on your department’s first-due, and consider whether you need to be an “exterior-only” fire department
SIM-IA has been visiting cities on the RAGBRAI route to offer EMS training through clinical scenarios
Firefighters from three departments were able to train inside several of Lynnewood Hall’s rooms
Every chief should support the FREE training offering through the Emergency Responder Safety Institute
75% of respondents said the high-stress nature of the job was the major factor in staffing shortages
While not a replacement for the gated wye, the leader line is a great option at fires that require longer stretches
The Tumwater Fire Department joins the Thurston County Peer Support Consortium, helping FFs with stress and traumatic incidents
North Cascades Smokejumpers have a 30% washout rate among recruits due to the physical training
While some departments are reevaluating their fitness and education requirements, among others, most have changed nothing
Firefighters speak up about how fire departments can better manage the staffing crisis to reduce stress levels
Training on how to stage apparatus at different types of incident types yields two clear benefits for real-world scenarios
Hundreds of first responders participated in several small group and full-scale exercises at Willoughby South High School
Outside of formal consolidation, there are useful ways to improve coordination through common dispatch centers, training standards and ICS
Four simple steps to teach rookies about the seriousness of mayday incidents
Firefighters often work in extreme environments; how we prepare ourselves for those conditions can influence the outcome
The East Hartford Fire Department will use the federal money for TICs, equipment and training