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Mayday Monday
by Fire Engineering
Mayday Monday examines line of duty deaths (LODDs) to identify lessons that can help firefighters recognize hazards, make sound decisions and improve their chances of survival on the fireground. Each month, Tony Carroll revisits a firefighter fatality, examining the incident, the decisions and conditions that shaped it, and the lessons the fire service can carry forward. Through honest discussion and practical takeaways, Mayday Monday reinforces firefighter survival, situational awareness, communications and operational discipline. The goal is simple: learn from the past to help prevent future tragedies and give every firefighter the best chance of going home after every call. Mayday Monday is produced by Fire Engineering, which has been devoted to the training interests of firefighters since 1877. Get the latest fire service news, training insights, and updates from Fire Engineering: https://ow.ly/8P
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Mayday Monday: Managing Command Stress and Tactical Gaps
In this episode of Mayday Monday, Tony Carroll revisits the fatal fire in Howard County (MD), that claimed the life of firefighter Nate Flynn. Retired Incident Commander Chuck Ridgely joins to discuss what happened on the fireground and what the incident can teach firefighters about command,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Mayday Monday examines line of duty deaths (LODDs) to identify lessons that can help firefighters recognize hazards, make sound decisions and improve their chances of survival on the fireground. Each month, Tony Carroll revisits a firefighter fatality, examining the incident, the decisions and conditions that shaped it, and the lessons the fire service can carry forward.
Through honest discussion and practical takeaways, Mayday Monday reinforces firefighter survival, situational awareness, communications and operational discipline. The goal is simple: learn from the past to help prevent future tragedies and give every firefighter the best chance of going home after every call.
Mayday Monday is produced by Fire Engineering, which has been devoted to the training interests of firefighters since 1877. Get the latest fire service news, training insights, and updates from Fire Engineering: https://ow.ly/8P
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