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How do smaller and mid-sized fire departments make meaningful improvements to their fireground operations? Rob Wiggins and Phil Montgomery join to discuss adapting tactics and training from larger agencies to local needs.
The conversation covers firefighter buy-in, overcoming resistance to change, updating hose loads, equipment considerations, and working within municip...
Retired Captain Josh Burchick of the Howard County (MD) Department of Fire and Rescue Services joins Tony Carroll on Mayday Monday to discuss the line-of-duty death of Firefighter Nate Flynn and the fireground conditions surrounding the incident.
The conversation explores hazardous residential conditions, fireground decision making, SCBA air management, physical fitness...
Hazardous materials training doesn't have to be a checkbox exercise. Bobby Salvesen of The Hazmat Guys joins Dave McGlynn to discuss ways to make hazmat instruction more engaging and practical.
Drawing on his experience as a retired FDNY firefighter assigned to Hazmat 1 in Manhattan, Salvesen shares ideas for simple department hazmat drills, interactive instruction, and...
What details in a thermal image can make a difference in fireground decision-making? Join Bullard Global Thermal Imaging Product Manager Brad Harvey as he explores how contrast, image processing, and colorization affect what firefighters see. Through a progression of thermal images, learn how technology brings out details, why those details matter on the fireground, and what ...
How do fire departments prepare for a major international event? Eddie Buchanan talks with Steven Shaumeyer of the Kansas City (MO) Fire Department about the planning, technology, and interagency coordination involved in supporting the FIFA World Cup.
They discuss regional response planning, mutual aid, patient transport, and technology used to maintain situational awar...