Firefighter Life Safety Resource Tool Box
16 Life Safety Initiatives
Due to file size, the 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiative presentation has been split into (2) two Powerpoint presentations.
» FF Life Safety Initiatives Part 1 (Zip)
» FF Life Safety Initiatives Part 2 (Zip)
» LifeSafetyInitiatives.com
Apparatus and Driver Safety

Visit the International First Responder Seatbelt Pledge Website at:
www.everyonegoeshome.com/seatbelts

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» 2006 Stand Down - Vehicle Ops Resources
» 4800 Vehicle Operations
» Responding in POVs (Powerpoint)
» Seatbelt Usage SOP (Union Fire Div., NJ)
» Tire Repair Safety Bulletin

» Emergency Vehicle Safety for Fire Depts.

Emergency Vehicle Safety Program by Massachusetts Fire Academy
» Program PowerPoint - Part 1 (Zip)
» Program PowerPoint - Part 2 (Zip)
» Instructor Guide (MS Word)

IAFC Policies and Procedures for Emergency Vehicle Safety
Each year, firefighters and civilians die when vehicles operated by firefighters are involved in crashes while responding to or returning from emergencies. Many of these tragedies could be prevented through the proper implementation and application of standard operating procedures. The resources shown on this IAFC link will assist fire departments as they research and develop their own written policies and procedures for emergency vehicle safety.
» Guide to Model Policies and Procedures

VFIS/ESECG
» Competency Course
» Driver Evaluation
» Driver Safety Checklist
» Driver Selection
» Driver-Officer Responsibility
» Hose Loading
» Intersection Practices
» Personal Vehicle Response
» Response Guidelines
» Response Speed
» Rollover Prevention
» Safe Driving Policies
» Traffic Control Safety Checklist
» Vehicle Accident Report
» Vehicle Backing
» Vehicle Maintenance Report
» Vehicle Selection
» Weekly Vehicle Report

Safety Advisories:
» Aerial Ladders with Locking Waterways
Communications
» Fire Decision Manual
Fatality Reports and Studies

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Injury Reports & Studies
» Economic Consequences of FF Injuries
Everyone Goes Home® Video Resources
Spice Up Your Firefighter Life Safety Program! Use videos from fire service leaders to get your colleagues' attention and gather support for the Everyone Goes Home® program and the 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives. Visit Fire Hero TV for More NFFF Videos

» Overview: About the National Fallen Firefighters FoundationWatch the Video
» View: America's Fire Heroes Whistle-Stop Tour VideoWatch the Video
» Introduction: The National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend Watch the Video
» Video Training Clips: Firefighter Life Safety Learning Media Center Archive

Hal Bruno
Chairman Emeritus, NFFF
» When a FF Dies in the Line of DutyWatch the Video
» New View of Firefighting After 9/11Watch the Video
» Straying from the BasicsWatch the Video
» Risk Management in the Fire ServiceWatch the Video

Chief John Buckman
German Township Fire Department (IN)
America Burning Panel

» Help Reduce LODDs:Wear Your SeatbeltWatch the Video

Dr. Burton Clark
Mgmt. Science Program Chair, NFA
» Wearing SeatbeltsWatch the Video

Chief Dennis Compton
Chairman, NFFF
Mesa Fire Department(AZ) (Ret.)

» Changing the Leadership of the Fire ServiceWatch the Video

Chief Dave Daniels
Fulton County Fire Department (GA), Ret.
» Incident Command That Practices FF SafetyWatch the Video

Chief Charlie Dickinson
Former Deputy Asst. US Fire Administrator
» No Fire is Routine - Work to Prevent LODDsWatch the Video

Deputy Chief Billy Goldfeder
Loveland-Symmes Fire Department (OH)
Board of Directors, NFFF

» Leadership: Promote Safety & TrainingWatch the Video

Chief Ernie Mitchell
US Fire Administrator
» Adopting the 16 Life Safety InitiativesWatch the Video

R. David Paulison
Former FEMA Administrator
» Changing the Culture of the Fire ServiceWatch the Video

Chief Ron Siarnicki
Executive Director, NFFF
» Everyone Goes Home® Training MaterialsWatch the Video
» Vehicle AccidentsWatch the Video
» Paying Attention to Warning SignsWatch the Video
» Changing Fire Service CultureWatch the Video
» Efforts to Prevent Line-of-Duty DeathsWatch the Video
» Learn to Communicate About ProblemsWatch the Video

 
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