Must-Have Policies and Practices for Every Fire Department

This Webcast reviews the top administrative policies and operational practices every fire department (U.S. and Canada) must have to prevent liability, firefighter injuries, and public embarrassment and to increase proficiency on the fireground. The suggested policies are derived from U.S. and Canadian safety regulations and National Fire Protection Association recommendations and case studies on poor outcomes in fire departments that lacked sufficient policies or operational practices. Attendees will learn how to create vital administrative policies and operational practices to protect their personnel and the department and learn to conduct a risk analysis of their operations to determine if there are policies or practices they must implement immediately. Among the topics addressed are the OSHA Operational Statement, physical fitness, carrying firearms, photography, training requirements and skill testing, health and safety, drug testing, and more than 30 operational practices.

This event is presented by Bradley Pinsky, JD/MHA

Brad Pinsky, JD/MHA, is an attorney with Pinsky Law Group and past chief of the Manlius (NY) Fire Department with 30 years of service. He has a juris doctor and a master’s in health administration.

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