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21st Century Command

Presented By: Ricky Riley, Larry Schultz | Company Officer, Incident Management

This hour-long presentation will cover the meaning of command and control on today’s firegrounds. The session will provide you tools, tips, and processes that will allow the incident commander and the company officer to better interact with each other to ensure tasks have been completed and information is shared on the fireground.

Emergency and Disaster Management: Masters Degrees at Georgetown

Presented By: Tim Frazier | Incident Management

Georgetown U. Faculty Director Frazier gives a brief talk about the requirements and what to expect when applying for and studying in the university's Emergency and Disaster Management program.

Fireground Strategies: Command, Control, and Accountability

Presented By: Anthony Avillo | Incident Management

Avillo goes through the timeline of what first-arriving crews should expect when arriving at the fireground and how to approach and train for the many types of responses faced by every engine company.

Large Flow Water Delivery Operations

Presented By: Paul Shapiro | Apparatus, Incident Management

Shapiro looks at the importance and need for safety, efficiency, and proactivity to crews delivering water on fires on the fireground.

Lessons Learned from a Bakken Crude-Oil Train Derailment

Presented By: Robert Lipscomb | Hazmat, Incident Management, Industrial

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.

Multi-Agency Response: Solutions for Improving Safety and Efficiency

Presented By: Anthony Kastros, Mark Krizik, Michael Doerk | Incident Management

Fire service experts Kastros and Krizik are joined by Motorola's Doerk to discuss the importance of interoperable communication solutions between first responder agencies to maximize

The Other Types of Calls

Presented By: Walter Lewis | Incident Management

This class from Walter Lewis covers a spectrum of incidents you have to be prepared for just as well as you are prepared for a building fire.

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21st Century Command

Emergency and Disaster Management: Masters Degrees at Georgetown

Fireground Strategies: Command, Control, and Accountability

Large Flow Water Delivery Operations

Lessons Learned from a Bakken Crude-Oil Train Derailment

Multi-Agency Response: Solutions for Improving Safety and Efficiency

The Other Types of Calls

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