Check out the Summer 2022 Product & Service Guide, an array of solutions for the challenges you face on the fireground. Take a few minutes to peruse the offerings from top of the line fire industry providers.
Waterfalls … Rescues and Recoveries
By Bob Twomey It is that time of year when people will inevitably visit these powerful natural features, to awe at their beauty, to photograph
Water Rescue — High Risk, Low-Frequency Technical Incidents
By David Greene The modern-day fire service should take a lesson from the US Navy Seals. Seals are capable of being deployed anywhere in the
Drowning Calls & Prevention
By David I King Jr, Cpt. Chesapeake Fire Dept. Well, we are in the thick of the summertime festivities. Kids are getting out of school,
Starting and Staying Upstream
By Tim Rogers, Ret. Battalion Chief, Charlotte Fire Dept. The late medical sociologist Irving Zola once shared a parable that has had a profound impact
Water Rescue: It’s Here to Stay
By David Pease Historically, NC is number 3 for being hit by the most storms and hurricanes. Pre-1900 there were 139 recorded storms. From 1900
Generations in the Workforce: Organizational Expectations Vs. Generational Expectations
By Dr. Mark Rivero In today’s world of constant and unexpected change, where do the organization’s expectations clash with the younger generation’s expectations when it
So You Don’t Like Hazmat?
By Robert Hand, Hazardous Material Program Manager, City of Raleigh Fire Dept. As an instructor teaching all levels of hazmat courses and hazmat continuing education,
Therapy is Awesome
By Dena Ali “Sitting with clients in therapy, I am frequently overwhelmed by their experiences of loss, heartache, and suffering. Many of my clients did
The Origin and Cause Report: Why an NFIRS Report Just Won’t Do…
By Wayne Delancey, Deputy State Fire Marshal So, you have finished your on-scene investigation and collected photos, diagrams, and fire debris evidence. You have confirmed
DELORME’S NEW SYSTEM
I had the opportunity to attend FDIC this year and was also at the Myrtle Beach Fire Show as well. This gave me the chance
Spilfyter Chemical Classifier Tube Kit
The perfect method for distinguishing risks in unknown spilled liquids. The First Step in Spill Control: IDENTIFY THE SPILL–Chemical and Wastewater Classifier Products
