Near-Miss Listen & Learn: Firefighters Pushed to the Edge of Exhaustion

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Near-Miss Listen & Learn: Firefighters Pushed to the Edge of Exhaustion


We’re in the dog days of summer. All over the country firefighters are dealing with temperature extremes in weather and operations conditions. This edition of Near-Miss Listen and Learn takes a look at the topic of operations during excessive heat.

This podcast explores two reports that deal with firefighters who were pushed to the level of exhaustion during training incidents. Additional National Fire Fighter Near-Miss Reports review a structure fire and a technical rescue where firefighters were overcome by excessive heat conditions.

Be sure to visit www.firefighternearmiss.com. The system has collected over 1,800 survivor stories you can use to reaffirm best practices and minimize the effects of human error. The re-designed website is also featuring frequent new additions to the resources page.

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2 Responses to "Near-Miss Listen & Learn: Firefighters Pushed to the Edge of Exhaustion"

  1. Matt M. Schieber

    Mr. Tippett,
    This is an excellent radio program. Information and presentation were both outstanding. I look forward to listening to your program in the future.

    Matt Schieber
    Firefighter/Paramedic

  2. John Tippett

    Matt,
    Thanks very much for taking the time to write. I appreciate the feedback very much. Glad you enjoyed the program. Stay Safe.

    Regards,
    John T.

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