4. EMPOWER FIREFIGHTERS TO STOP UNSAFE PRACTICES
16 POINT FIRE SAFETY INITIATIVE:
- 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
NFPA 1250 - 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.
CLEAR CONCISE COMMUNICATION (CCC)
PLAN TO THINK STRATAGY:
- FACT FINDING MISSION
- Be a STUDENT/MENTOR
- SCRIPTS/TEMPLATES (PFP)
- PRODUCE Training Video
- Seek Critique (PIE)
- SYNERGIZE
- Review/Revise/Repeat
IT STARTS WITH SPEAKING THE SAME LANGUAGE, FOLLOWING STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES (SOP/G) 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.
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PLAN TO THINK
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