Falls are among the most common causes of serious work related injuries and deaths, and employers must take measures in their workplaces to prevent employees from falling.
Registration opens for NFPA “Leadership for Emergency Responders” program scheduled for Jan. 25, 2022.
Firefighters — industrial and municipal — must know what special hazards lay in wait.
While terrorism may not be your team's number-one concern and the technical rescue disciplines covered and equipment tested in this exercise may not be important to you, the concept of this type of exercise should be.
Every team that is tasked with the responsibility of emergency response faces the likelihood of one day being overwhelmed when confronted with a major or large scale incident.
Controlling a fire in the incipient stage, as opposed to controlling a fire that has reached the fully developed stage, can be the difference between a fire put out by one person and a fire put out by numerous agencies.
There are several potential links involved in communicating at emergencies. Although there are many variations the following links are typical.
The 10-acre training field comes complete with a combination multiple-story burn building and high angle rope rescue prop, a four-level simulated process unit, and a 24-foot diameter bulk storage tank.
Sharing the hard-won wisdom
Nobody on the Brayton Fire Training Field during the annual Industrial Fire School in July knows the pipe alley project better than retired Exxon firefighter Harold Broom. He has served as an instructor on the prop for 10 years, graduating to module leader for the course four years ago.
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