Woolworths and Coles should get serious about people abusing their staff or fighting - and ban them from their stores. It would happen in a pub. Why not the shops? @woolworths@Coles#coronavirus
Keynote speaker Travis Dotson brings 10 years of experience as a lessons analyst to the 2020 Lessons Management Forum in Brisbane, 14 and 15 July.
Travis will share insights from his work at the Wildfire Lessons Learned Centre in the US. : https://t.co/XAJml9nVfS
A small car can float in just 15 cm of water. That’s the height of an average pen!
Driving on flooded roads is dangerous, and it doesn’t take much to make your car become unstable, lose traction or wash away. https://t.co/2GfZ31xUOa
We sell minimum rating cars but people understand the value of buying a car with higher ratings. Building codes are essentially minimum safety standards - where is the value on higher safety?
The program has just been launched for the 2019 Lessons Management Forum. Join us in Sydney with @AFACnews and hear from practitioners, researchers and industry experts as they share their insights on learning from past experiences and preparedness. https://t.co/YUO1koWjn6
.@bnhcrc researcher Dr Mike Peace from @BOM_au explains that coupled fire-atmosphere models look at how fire interacts with the atmosphere. She’s undertaken two case studies looking at the Waroona WA & Sir Ivan NSW fires #2019FBF
There were lots of high fives as the first group of #AlaskaSmokejumpers (and one Redding smokejumper) prepared for the first training jump of the 2019 season on April 4, 2019. Have a good, safe season!
@SteveCurnin presenting a masterclass on Decision Making in a Crisis to industry. Is your organisation prepared to make the right decisions quickly when under pressure? You’ll find some great material developed by REAG at https://t.co/3xFN9l7nKz
Australia collects great intelligence about ongoing #wildfires, creates excellent easy to understand graphics, and releases them to the public. The U.S. could learn from them in this field.
.@IAFFNewsDesk Video: Over 50 #firefighters have lost their homes to #CampFire in Butte County, CA, with that figure expected to rise https://t.co/9HfLU20Q5h