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EPISODE · Jun 23, 2026 · 59 MIN

Episode 109 Kevin LaChapelle of NESTA NH

from The C.A.N. Report · host Mike Goldstein

In this episode, Kevin, Chief Growth Officer of NESTA, shares insights into innovative fire training solutions, including the use of advanced simulators and mobile classrooms. We explore the importance of hands-on learning, technology integration, and the future of fire service education.Kevin LaChapelle is a seasoned fire service professional, having retired as Chief of the Franklin Fire Department in New Hampshire in 2019. His extensive experience includes serving in various roles, from a fire explorer in his youth to a chief officer. Kevin is dedicated to advancing fire service education, focusing on integrating technology and practical training to prepare firefighters for the challenges they face on the job.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Kevin LaChapelle and NESTA05:25 The Impact of the Explorer Program05:29 Overview of NESTA and Its Training Approach08:12 Pete Latuckey's Vision and Background09:41 Innovative Training Methods and Simulator Benefits13:20 The Unique Features of the Pump Simulator15:45 Future of Fire Service Training and Education20:01 How to Get Involved with NESTAVisit NESTA and see what they can do for you!https://nestanh.com/https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/https://www.ipp-ips.com/

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