FIREFIGHTER TRAINING
The Fire Academy is an all NEW year-round interactive digital platform that brings firefighters training from industry leaders in order to continue supporting their efforts in the communities they serve. The content will discuss key themes around topics including: Safety, Leadership/Management, Company Officer, and many more. With a collaborative backing of FDIC International and Fire Engineering, you won’t want to miss out on this opportunity to help support training in the fire service industry.
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Grayson informs listeners on how his department's strategies for saving lives from cardic events can be used in any fire department
Buchanan looks to install what he believes are the proper attitudes firefighters must have to maximize the potential of their departments, focusing on personal responsibility and priority- and values-based leadership.
Lipsomb provides this first-hand account of a crude oil train derailment that occurred in Virgina to teach firefighters what to expect when facing this rare but dangerous event.
Joe Pronesti reviews the lessons from one fire under his command where he became “lost in the fireground.” He shares this experience as an example so future command officer do not make his mistake of getting “lost.”
Gagliano looks at the behavioral differences and dangers of smoke coming from large structures.
Pronesti talks about making the necessary preparations departments need to make before running calls for large fires in heavily populated areas.
Gregory's FDIC presentation looks at real-world incidents of civilians' and firefighters' encounters with incidents of limbs becoming stuck in machinery and other openings.
A cricothyrotomy is a potentially lifesaving procedure typically performed after every other difficult airway maneuver has failed. It's important for providers to maintain familiarity with the tools and relevant anatomy to perform this rare surgical airway procedure. This webcast will cover best practices for emergency crics, including indications, complications, a discussion of surgical vs. percutaneous approaches and specific technical details.
Cardiac arrest is a major health issue with poor survival outcomes. We have traditionally focused on resuscitating the heart (e.g. return of spontaneous circulation) but not the brain and approximately two-thirds of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients who survive to hospital admission die from brain injury. The brain is especially vulnerable to ischemia and brain injury is the final cause of death and disability for many cardiac arrest patients. There is currently no standard method to measure cerebral perfusion and oxygenation. Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is non-invasive and can measure cerebral oxygenation. This may allow focused resuscitation of the brain during CPR and help optimize cardiac arrest resuscitation to improve overall patient outcomes.
Fire departments have the responsibility to deliver quality service every time out the door. To do this, five elements that need to be considered: people, equipment, training, policies, and leadership. Organizations need to strive to provide the best by continually improving their operations with these elements. This class will look at each component and suggest areas to evaluate and improve.
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