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
Preplan your escape routes, and consider your options to flee, hide or fight back
Under rapidly changing conditions, errors in decision-making can lead to flawed tactics and tragic outcomes
First responders not only face “D-Drivers” but also cognitively blinded drivers distracted by the flashing lights
Crews can become so accustomed to the routines of patient care that tasks become automatic, with reduced communications and overall scene awareness
Are EVs really more likely to catch fire? How often do you have to charge your EV? Find out these answers and more
The job of a company officer is not easy, but these tips can help you start off on the right foot
The decision isn’t always so simple, particularly with buildings involving many occupants
Stephen A. Feron was the second member of his family to lead the Hauppauge Fire Department
The fire department is recruiting volunteers to be taught team coordination, preparedness, first aid and light search and rescue skills
Special Operations Deputy Chief Raymond Downey was an expert on building collapses and technical rescues
The Beardstown firefighters got lost, declared a mayday and exited the building from a second-floor window, falling about 21 feet, the report states
Listen as risk management expert Gordon Graham describes the dangers of not using a seat belt and all first responders’ responsibility to arrive safely
“There were insufficient facts to determine if the testing process was violated by the other members of the class,” a D.C. Fire and EMS spokeswoman said
Listen as Gordon Graham breaks down the responsibility of supervisors in fostering the growth of those they lead
While non-fire-specific training can be beneficial, trainers who fail to understand the needs of first responders will lose their interest
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
Watch this webinar to learn how to be prepared to face this challenging and dangerous event
Our approaches to MCI response and management need to evolve to reflect their increasing complexity and danger
In this tip, Gordon Graham emphasizes the importance of well-written, accurate, complete, objective and timely incident reports
After extensive planning and training, the Long Beach IMR Pilot Program has launched to provide safe, timely and appropriate medical care to individuals in crisis
Pressurized vessels often necessitate taking a defensive position until the heat source is removed
Spokane Fire Department members have been learning to how use the pediatric resuscitation system and mobile app
Even if we haven’t done so ourselves, we certainly know someone who has – and yet we ignore this blatantly obvious issue
While a lack of focus during the daily grind is a common feature of ADHD, many people with the condition also possess the ability to “hyperfocus” during emergencies
The conference is free for public sector employees, and discussions will include retention, recruitment, 911 and more
Embrace them and thank them, then get on the ball and teach them
Fire service leaders, now is your chance to help improve FEMA’s AFG and SAFER grant programs
Listen and watch as Gordon Graham underlines the importance of first responders seeking early treatment as soon as mental health symptoms appear
