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Originally Broadcast Date:
Aug 16, 2010
Overview:
This free online presentation will help you understand how you make decisions and how to develop and maintain your situation awareness--keys to your success as an incident commander.
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Originally Broadcast Date:
Jun 16, 2010
Overview:
This webcast will provide an overview of the most common field detection technologies for biological agents; field screening for other hazards; an overview of the laboratory response network (LRN) and the ASTM document on field sampling.
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Originally Broadcast Date:
Jun 03, 2010
Overview:
Join us for a discussion on current issues concerning EMS billing.
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Originally Broadcast Date:
Mar 18, 2010
Overview:
Students will learn these skills within the control and coordination matrix. Also relevant for departments that do not have a dedicated truck company and must still accomplish these tasks.
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Originally Broadcast Date:
Dec 07, 2009
Overview:
Originally broadcast in November 2007, this Fire Engineering training webcast, "Positive Pressure Attack for Ventilation and Firefighting" is sponsored by Tempest Technology and is presented by Kriss Garcia and Reinhard Kauffmann.
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Originally Broadcast Date:
Oct 15, 2009
Overview:
The only thing separating you from a potentially hazardous environment is your PPE. It has to deliver the right kind of protection. The question is ?How do you determine what is the right protection?"
This Webcast will help answer that question by covering:
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Originally Broadcast Date:
Sep 30, 2009
Overview:
Most firefighters know that the modern smoke environment is unforgiving and deadly. Tactics classes across the nation are rarely complete without some mention of the expanding toxicity of smoke and the rapid development of "zero visibility" at working fires. We are aware of the highly flammable nature of carbon monoxide (CO) and its ability to cause rapid asphyxiation. There is the growing understanding that hydrogen cyanide serves as the culprit in many of the fireground deaths currently attributed to CO. This invaluable knowledge can have a dramatic impact while working in the modern fire environment and operating in a safe and effective manner that accounts for the many dangers of smoke that is "The Breath from Hell."
