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Alan Glogovsky
“Let it Burn!”
A minimum of a primary check should be conducted if it is safe to do so. 9/10 times it could be negative, but that 10th time could be the time you find a victim.
2019-10-21 17:56:01

Brian Butler
“Let it Burn!”
Thanks for writing this. I just taught “Fires in occupied Vacant and Abandoned Buildings” this weekend and will next week and I used the Detroit incident focusing on exactly what you just wrote (and I reference this website for good information) We cant just write off everyone because the 679th fire in a Vacant has…
2019-10-07 14:48:30

EW Bratcher
Selling Risk Management Poorly
Thanks for the great perspective on the risk management side. You're right, we need to consider all the context of fire-related deaths before pointing any fingers at the administration. Assumptions can be dangerous for sure.
2019-06-28 16:51:37

Jesse Ireland
On-Duty Deaths Under Search, 2011 – 2016
Thanks for doing the research on this subject. Were there any LODD’s specifically related to searching above or below the fire floor?
2019-02-03 23:31:03

Joker
Why Firefighter Suicides Should Not Be Considered as LODDs
I am a Captain/Paramedic who has been diagnosed with CPTSD and am on meds with therapy. I have seen and dealt with things that have caused me to actually put a gun to my head and nearly pull the trigger. I regularly drink too much and dont believe anyone can understand the pain I feel.…
2018-09-03 06:19:08

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