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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2026 · 57 MIN

Understanding Technology's Impact on the Fire Service

from Fire Engineering Podcast Network · host Fire Engineering Podcast

On the latest episode of the Women in Fire podcast, the panel discusses the ways evolving technology reshapes the fire service landscape. They discuss groundbreaking tools like drones, thermal imaging, and wearable devices, all of which enhance operational safety and efficiency. During the conversation, they also explore AI’s role in policy development and communication, weighing its benefits and challenges. Social media’s growing influence on recruitment and public perception is analyzed, alongside the struggle to balance digital engagement with team connection. The panel highlights technology’s integration in EMS, gear decontamination practices triggered by new research, and sophisticated data use for inspections and incident management. They also confront concerns about overreliance on technology, emphasizing the need for foundational firefighting skills and backup plans when systems fail.    This episode features: Lisa Baker, Southwest Trustee, Women in Fire (host) Heather Mozdean, deputy chief, Fremont (CA) Fire Department Kat Desonier, firefighter/paramedic, Evans (CO) Fire District

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