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Online Incident Command Simulators
Online Incident Command SImulators Try your hand at commanding various working fires. Can you save the occupants? www.FullyInvolvedFire.comSubmitted by FullyInvolvedFire | -
Online Command SIMS
www.FullyInvolvedFire.com Online Fire Command Simulators Virtual Pump Panels Scenarios LODD Computer Graphic Recreations and more... We are working on developing a full training solution for those departments that can't afford to put a Training Officer on the payroll. Log in to our site, take the training and print the certificates of completion each month. Let me know how I can improve ...Submitted by FullyInvolvedFire | -
Online Command SIMS
www.FullyInvolvedFire.com Online Fire Command Simulators Virtual Pump Panels Scenarios LODD Computer Graphic Recreations and more... We are working on developing a full training solution for those departments that can't afford to put a Training Officer on the payroll. Log in to our site, take the training and print the certificates of completion each month. Let me know how I can improve ...Submitted by FullyInvolvedFire | -
Too Close to Judge?
Determining which helmet an incident command safety officer should wear--Does the safety officer have immediate authority to stop or prevent an unsafe act, or do they have to go through the "chain of command"? Very interesting article!Submitted by Aims73 | -
Combat Fire Command PART 2
Upon entry you are maintaining radio contact and working with your partner in locating trapped victims or the area of the fire. As other resources arrive you are now able to dispense more information. REMEMBER!!! COMMUNICATION IS ESSENTIAL!!! As you hear those resources come on scene be sure to let them know what you have on the inside. Until you choose to relinquish ...Submitted by tfd218 | -
Combat Fire Command
“Combat” Incident Command on the Fire Scene -When you have to lead and fight fire at the same time. By Mike Moore, B.A./Firefighter II/NREMT It happens far too often. Understaffed apparatus leave the firehouse and arrive on the scene of a structure fire. We want to follow the ICS rules and establish command, but we also have the task of initial ...Submitted by tfd218 | -
Fire sims from Fire engeneering
http://www.pennwellblogs.com/fireengineering/simulations/FESim07-DriverPump/Submitted by Ltpitcher | -
Tool for training officer
For those that are seeking for tools to train personnel on ICS or Officer I and II, the following website might be of some help. Interactive firefighting training: http://firesimulator.com reg number:A9A363920287569D45F341189A7F0EEC activation: 9F2E32762A72BB08A1C05EE6AECDEFC8 If this numbers don't work, you can register and get the activation on this website for free. Enjoy.Submitted by gorivera01 | -
Dynamic Risk Assessment on the Fireground
STEVE DUDENEY How many of us have seen or known of a colleague who was killed or seriously injured? I suspect a great deal. Amongst those, how many of these deaths or injuries happened as a result of those poor individuals carrying out a Valid Rescue? A lot less in my experience, most of the Firefighters who have been killed or ...Submitted by SuperTrooper | -
Tips for Addressing Emergency Management
Health care organizations traditionally have had preparedness plans for many types of emergencies such as fires, infant abductions, tornadoes, and automobile and plane crashes. In response to the events of September 11, 2001, however, health care organizations have had to enhance their ability to respond to various types of emergencies. A hazard vulnerability analysis (HVA) is a proactive process. First, all ...Submitted by Fire09 | -
Effective Management of Fireground Emergencies
*Over the next few issues we will discuss what is required to effectively manage fireground emergencies. We will discuss command failures in this issue. Additional segments will look at command competencies, cue factors, resource management, communications management, command post staffing, and command adjunct materials.* Command Failures One of the lessons that I have learned over the years is that most of ... -
Fire Officers guide to disasters
This is an interesting chapter (13) from this publication. Here is the link: http://www.ufologie.net/books/firemenguide.htmSubmitted by chase1 |



