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Fair Reach Forum
by Jim Spell
A firefighting podcast to inspire discussion. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fair-reach-forum/support
Episodes
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The Firefighter Job Interview: How to Stand Out
Here's how to be your best in the firefighter oral interview, plus 12 do's and don'ts Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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8 Tips to Survive Your First Firefighter Shift
The leap from cadet to on-shift firefighter can be daunting; here's how to manage those first impressions you leave and build bonds with the crew Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Scene Safety: Firefighters must prepare for more than smoke, & flames
In today's perilous world, firefighters require a new response paradigm to increase scene safety Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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2 Operational Acronyms Firefighters Must Learn
There are hundreds of acronyms in the fire service, but these two are a must for fireground operations. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Be a Better Firefighter with Post-Incident Analysis
Whether just starting a firefighting career or a seasoned officer, being adept at getting the most out of an after-incident critique makes firefighters and the department better. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Fire Engineers: 12 Rookie Mistakes
Viewed as opportunity or setback, the jump to the driver's seat brings a new set of responsibilities for firefighters. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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A firefighter’s Back-to-Basics Guide to Forcible Entry Tools
Understanding the different tool functions, the forces involved, and how it all fits into the overall fireground operation. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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A firefighter’s Guide to Fireground Search and Rescue
Part 1 – Detailing situational awareness, size-up and firefighter orientation during this vital operation Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Building Construction Basics: Key Terms Firefighters Need to Know
A firefighter’s guide to building loads, forces and hazards. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Overcoming Fear: What Firefighters can do to Alleviate Problematic Phobias
Steps to dealing with fear involves learning to understand, face and minimize negative reactions. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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There is an 'I' in team – and it’s good to recognize and reward it
Individual accomplishment serves the greater good of the entire crew. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Solidifying Firefighter Accountability on the Fireline
How to use communications systems to help ensure personnel accountability during wildfire events. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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What City Firefighters Need to Know about Wildland Fires
Increasingly structural firefighters are called on to battle wildfires encroaching interface areas; these are very different fires that require training and preparation. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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When the Power Goes Out: Redundancy is Key with Firefighting Technology
Technological advances hold promise, but fireground principles and rudiments must be focus of ongoing training efforts. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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A Firefighter’s Guide to Fire Service Politics
Learn to employ smart political tactics while working toward the greater good Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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From Meaningful to Mundane: The Importance of Firefighter Conversations
Fire officer tips for effective communication with firefighters at the station. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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4 Roles of a Great Company Fire Officer
So you want to be a fire officer; here are the four key roles you will need to play. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Best Practices for Preplanning Special Events
Reviewing the safety considerations, interagency planning and preplanning tools to aid firefighters. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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A firefighter’s Guide to Radiation and Response
Hazmat training should include the four types of radiation, and how time, distance and shielding can protect firefighters from exposure. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Social Media Landmines: Protecting Firefighters from Themselves
Even fire service content shared from private accounts can spread far beyond its intended audience. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Announcing Boot Basics the book
We are proud to announce the release of a new book by Jim Spell - Boot Basics - A Firefighter's Guide to the Service. Available now on Amazon in paperback and Kindle. Also available as part of Kindle Unlimited. Boot Basics is a concise, general explanation of what a firefighter needs to know to...
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A Firefighter’s Guide to UAS Certification
New Federal Aviation Administration guidelines announced for fire departments. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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10 Keys to Electrical Fires and Emergencies
What firefighters need to know about mitigating electrical emergencies.
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Reflecting on 9/11 and the Superhero First Responder
In the years since Sept. 11, 2001, firefighters have been elevated in TV shows, movies and advertising as modern heroes.
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Sign of Low Firefighter Morale
Decreasing productivity, lack of participation, bullying as humor and a loss of confidence are the first signs of low firefighter morale in your firehouse.
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How to Succeed as a Firefighter
A sense of responsibility, being trustworthy and having a positive attitude are three step you need to succeed in your career and in your personal life.
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A firefighter's Guide to the Two-Way Portable Radio
Firefighters must learn to use the two-way portable two-way radio. If there is ever a moment of equality in the fire service, it is when the microphone of a two-way radio is keyed.
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The Challenges of a Railroad Disaster
Railway disasters are growing more frequent and more severe. They can happen in any community and firefighters must know how to respond safely and effectively. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Fire Service Lessons for a Successful Retirement
Learning to apply fire service lessons to retirement is a formula for success. From active firefighter to engaged civilian, it is time to reflect and move forward. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Post Incident Analysis
Whether you are starting your career as a firefighter or a seasoned officer, getting the most out of an incident critique makes you and your department better. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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PTSD Part Two - Treatments
Here are the primary treatments currently being used to treat firefighter experiencing Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. Acronyms for the various therapies: CBT-Cognitive Behavior Therapy, ET-Exposure Therapy, CR-Cognitive Restructuring, PE-Prolonged Exposure Therapy, CPT-Cognitive Processing...
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PTSD Part One - Symptoms
Firefighters need to recognize and understand the symptoms of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder as it relates to our profession. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Tunnel Vision
Tunnel vision can put you and your crew at risk. Learning what it is and how to minimize it is critical to all firefighters. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Generational Change in the Fire Service
There is a real need to understand and accept the generational change happening in the fire service. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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Firefighter Stress and Well-Being
Firefighter stress and well-being. Understanding well-being may be the key to eliminating firefighter stress. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A firefighting podcast to inspire discussion. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fair-reach-forum/support
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Jim Spell
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