FireRescue
Industrial and Environmental Fire Situations Need a Thermal Imager
Early detection before the fire can really set itself deep within the “hog fuel” pile is the first step.
Leading Through Positive Message Delivery
People do not like to be told how to act, but if we provide them with a positive environment, they will find pride and motivation through their own purpose and why.
Radio Communications: Straight Talk or Just Chatter
While new technology is important, it's meaningless if it doesn't work or you have poor radio communication habits.
Stoicism and the Art of Fighting Fire
The stoic does not overreact but, with practice, traditionally challenging responses become instinctual and habitual.
Feeling Overwhelmed?
Although firefighters “state” their priorities are work, family and good health, they are beginning to recognize their day-to-day behaviors do not support their priorities in life.
Lines Off, Ladders Up: A Training Approach for Successful Fireground Operations
How can firefighters expect building occupants to take fire alarms seriously if they give occupants the impression that they don’t?
The High Cost of Low-Fidelity Leadership
One of the most valuable tools for a high-fidelity leader to use in personal development is the 360 evaluation.
The Only “Wrong” Is Not Speaking Up
Fear of repercussions and shame kept me from sharing my story, but I did not quit. I am no longer ashamed.
Setting Up Your In-House Thermal Imaging Training
Don’t overcomplicate your in-house training program; make it fun yet challenging.