Four days into the New Year, the team from FireWise wishes each a healthy and safe 2022. We look forward to continuing to serve you and thank you for your support and all that you do.
#knowledgethatsaveslives
Whether you are a frontline public safety worker or a leader responsible for the safety of your responders our work has an impact on our mental health, today was one of those days for me.
We support each other by being a friend & listening. Talk and ask for help if you need it.
⚠️ Please avoid all travel to #Abbotsford and the surrounding areas. Emergency crews dealing with extensive flooding and any additional traffic volume will hamper their efforts. Highways are closed until further notice. Next update tomorrow afternoon. #BCStorm#FraserValley ⚠️
@ACSheldonYoung @City_Abbotsford@iaff2864@AbbyNews Our thoughts are with the communities, first responders, residents and traveller's affected by the ongoing flooding and landslides in BC.
Abbotsford #FireFighters have been working tirelessly for well over 48 hours as they deal with unprecedented flooding and now a major fire.
Thoughts are with everyone impacted, as well as those on the frontlines
Our deepest condolences to the Montreal Fire Service on the tragic loss of one of their firefighters.
Nos plus sincères condoléances au Service d'incendie de Montréal pour la perte tragique d'un de leurs pompiers. @MTL_SIM
Keys to being a successful Fire Officer:
1. Make decisions
2. Be present
3. Take ownership
4. Invest in/support your crew
5. Engage with/know your personnel & the community
6. Collaborate with your Union Local
7. Build + relationships
8. Be a team player
9. Service above self
Getting ready to burn the last of the 3 cubicles. Calculating HRR (heat release rate), assessing how the fire will develop and long it will take to get to falseover.
#livefire#firefighter#firetraining
Our trench technical rescue team is continuing their training in a live trench. Here is Captain Tesarski (@StopDropSmolder) to explain what the crews are up to today.
A crew of two North Saanich and two @CSaanichFire firefighters deployed Saturday morning to respond to BC wildfires.
We wish them a safe deployment and hope that cooling temperatures will help improve wildfire conditions.
Central Saanich Vol Firefighters Association