FEATURED SURVIVAL TRAINING
Enhance decision-making, stress management and overall mental resilience in situations of extreme stress
MAYDAY INCIDENTS, NEWS & TRAINING
Crews sent out a mayday because they were unable to pull him out; the firefighter is expected to be OK
The fire started in the basement and quickly spread; the firefighter suffered non life-threatening injuries
They hope it will provide answers to why Kevin Bell was left behind and no one searched for him for eight minutes
All three firefighters are resting comfortably at home and will continue rehab at a burn unit
The firefighters were treated for minor burns and were later released from the hospital
The firefighters were searching for a resident who was reportedly trapped; they suffered second-degree burns to their lower extremities
The firefighter was taken to a hospital in fair to serious condition; he suffered a hand injury but was not burned
MOST POPULAR
- Black Sunday: A dark day in FDNY history
- Download this mayday checklist to organize your fireground ops
- Silence is safer: Making the case for an IC’s sterile cockpit
- Elevate the safety briefing into a tactical advantage
- RIT training: Focus on simplicity and speed over complexity and gadgets
- Developing a culture of mayday training within your department
- Exceeding NFPA 1403: How to level-up your live-fire training experience