A podcast where we’ll be talking about all things fire service. Hear from fire service professionals from all over as they share their experiences and more...
Episode 14 is here...
In this episode I talk with David Stone the division chief of training for the South Walton (FL) Fire District. We talked about culture, attitude, VES, making rescues, being intentional and more.
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Pack, mask, on air, mask-up, SCOTT.
We call it by a lot of names, but it is still an acronym...
How many of you also put a 'U' in it from time to time?
In moments of extreme stress, instinct may not be enough—discipline is.
Breathe to slow the chaos.
Organize your thoughts and priorities.
Act with purpose.
Armatures panic. Professionals pause—then perform.
The fire service is full of acronyms.
Few as important as this one. In a mayday situation every action matters. This acronym may make your emergency radio traffic more concise, but only if you practice it.
Put your go to 'mayday' acronym in the comments.
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Since the 1700s Dalmatian's use in firehouses as carriage dogs, their agility transferred quickly to horse-drawn fire apparatus. Even though they weren't the only dogs fit for this work, they were the ones who mostly filled the role. It helps that they are easily identifiable.