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LEADING BY EXAMPLE
The fire department shall develop and adopt a comprehensive written risk management plan. NFPA 1550 6.1*
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TRAINING IN CONTEXT: NFPA 1410- 4.5*
- FACT FINDING MISSION
- Be a STUDENT/MENTOR
- SCRIPTS/TEMPLATES (PFP)
- PRODUCE Training Video
- Seek Critique (PIE)
- SYNERGIZE
- Review/Revise/Repeat
IT STARTS WITH EVERYONE SPEAKING THE SAME LANGUAGE, NFIRS, STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES (SOP/G) USING PRE-FIRE PLANS(PFP) , POST INCIDENT EVALUATIONS (PIE) AND TARGET HAZARD REPORTS (THR) will guide the CULTURAL CHANGE necessary to EMPOWER FIREFIGHTERS to STOP UNSAFE PRACTICES
THE OPERATIONAL PLAN INVOLVEMENT MODEL BREEDS COLLECTIVE ACCOUNTABILITY THRU A DICSAPLINED APPROACH GIVING ALL STAKEHOLDERS THE ABILITY TO MANAGE RISKS BY CREATING A RESEARCH AGENDA COMBINED WITH CERTIFICATION BASED TRAINING AND TRAINING IN CONTEXT.
16 POINT FIRE SAFETY INITIATIVE(NFFF)
COURAGE TO BE SAFE: EVERYONE GOES HOME.
National Fallen Firefighters Foundation
(NFFF) NFPA 1521* - Annex D.1 & D.2
- 1. Cultural Change
- 2. Accountability
- 3. Risk Management
- 4. Empowerment
- 5. Training & Certification
- 6. Medical & Physical Fitness
- 7. Research Agenda
- 8. Technology
- 9. Fatality, Near-Miss Investigation
- 10. Grant Support
- 11. Response Policies
- 12. Violent Incident Response
- 13. Psychological Support
- 14. Public Education
- 15. Code Enforcement & Sprinklers
- 16. Apparatus Design & Safety
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SEEK TO UNDERSTAND
NFPA 1550, new editions of NFPA 1500, NFPA 1521, and NFPA 1561 will not be published as separate, standalone standards.
4.1* Concept of Risk.
The fire and emergency service organization (FESO) should consider pure and speculative risks in the development of a risk management program.
I spent most of my firefighting career working within the Incident Management System (IMS). This is a disciplined approach to keep everyone safe by using Standard Operational procedures and guidelines while working from a Single Operational Plan (SOPx2).
I studied and taught this system for years and now have found a way to apply these basic concepts to prepare for anything by adapting this process to any subject matter.
PREPARE to be understood
Risk Management - NFPA- 1521 - 4.3*
This duty involves developing and managing an organization's risk management plan, implementing safety provisions of the plan with training and education programs, developing an operational risk management plan, and developing a plan for the treatment and transport of an injured or ill member to a medical or health care facility.
COURAGE TO BE SAFE: EVERYONE GOES HOME
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