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911...Does it Work?

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Video Clip Recommendation Needed

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Firefighter 1 Training
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Mayday

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Advanced SCBA Training
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Started this discussion. Last reply by P.J. Norwood Jun. 9, 2009.

Motivational Training/Safety Video Request
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March 4
As far as cooling the burned FF. Our EMS units all carry Water Gel; http://www.waterjel.com/ I have used this first hand as a Paramedic for many years with GREAT success. It's a BLS skill and the only product that I have seen instant cooling and p…
January 13
Doug, Contact Jason Emory or Frank Ricci through this community. Within the last few months there was an insert in FE print magazize "Doffing Super Heated Turn Out Gear". I have it posted in my training center. I will see if I can make a copy of it…
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January 7, 2010 - This morning's edition of the Today Show on NBC contained a feature that dramatically shows the current state of many 9-1-1 and emergency dispatch centers in the United States. This was a very accurate piece and should be of intere…
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I am looking for a short complacency video clip. Does not have to be fire related. It will be used as an ice breaker for SCBA training. Any recommendations?
November 27, 2009
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I am looking for a short complacency video clip. Does not have to be fire related. It will be used as an ice breaker for SCBA training. Any recommendations?
November 27, 2009
September 27, 2009
Georgia has recently adopted IFSTA after having Jones & Bartlett for several years. Why they changed I am not sure. I have the current Delmar and IFSTA programs, and both are very well done. They are both customizable to fit local needs, like changi…
August 21, 2009
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Good morning everyone. I am looking for some opinions with your resaons for the following. I need to conduct a Firefighter I program for the volunteer companies. In the past we have always utilized IFSTA. The state of CT does not recommend and lea…
August 21, 2009
July 5, 2009
There is a very different place and purpose to utilize a May Day and Urgent Radio Transmission. Stay the course follow your SOP. "The U.S. Fire Administration’s National Fire Academy (NFA) also released a released two mayday courses on one CD-ROM.…
June 24, 2009
Don't Breathe Smoke!!! The Rule Of Air Management(ROAM), NFPA 1404, Hydrogen Cyanide/Toxic Smoke, Firefighter Cancer, MAYDAY/Out of Air and all things Air Management
June 16, 2009
This group is designed to focus on the increased presence of Hybrid and Alternative Fuel Vehicles on the road today. Most importantly, we can use it to clear up any myths and exchange information on response policies and procedures.
June 16, 2009

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Residence.
East Haven CT
Department:
East Haven Fire Department
Title/rank:
Deputy Chief Training Officer
Years of public service:
21
Agency structure:
Combination fire department
Professional Qualifications:
FO III, FSI II, Paramedic, EMS-I
Topics you provide training for:
FFI, FFII, EMS, and 911 Communications
Bio:
Started in East Haven Fire as a Fire Explorer and moved from the volunteer company to the career department. I currently hold rank of Deputy Chief Training Officer. During this time I also served in the US Amy National Guard as an Infantry Medic HQ 1/102nd New Haven. Besides the Fire Service, I worked for private EMS provider in New Haven CT for 14 years 10 as an EMT then Paramedic and Clinical Education and Safety Trainer. I then spent 4 years in Communications as a Training and Quality Improvement Coordinator. I have also worked for PowerPhone Inc. of Madison CT where I was the Lead Fire and EMD Trainer.
Web site:
http://www.easthavenfire.com

Published Article Fire Chief Mgazine Sept 08

Published Article Fire Chief Magazine
Sep 1, 2008 12:00 PM

By P.J. Norwood Jr.

At 2 a.m. on an already busy night at the dispatch center, a woman calls. Through her coughs, she says, “There is a fire in my house. My room is full of smoke. I can't get out….”

Clich below to read the entire article;
http://firechief.com/technology/communications/front_line_0908/

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At 9:56am on January 8, 2010, P.J. Norwood said…
Thanks Chief, pnorwood@easthavenfire.com
Once gain I appreciate the help.
P.J.
At 9:09am on January 8, 2010, Douglas DuBree said…
P.J Give me you email address again and I'll send you what I have on Ice Rescue. Send it to dubree.douglas@rigov.org. One thing you need to do with those suits is to store them different than the diresctions say to do. Instead of folding the arms in first you fold them over the rolled up suit last. Plus you want to roll the suit up with the zippered side down on the ground still rolling them up from the foot end. By doing these two things it puts less stress on the zipper and doesn't put a sharp crease in the shoulders/arms.
At 9:46pm on May 6, 2009, Brad Theobald said…
Hey P.J. thanks for giving me this site. It's pretty neat. How's the explorers program coming down there? I hope do get out there before you get your new job. Tell Jimmy i say hi.
At 12:38pm on February 6, 2009, Josh Michaelson said…
no i do not currently have any contact information from any one of that stature but if you had someone that i might be able to e-mail i would greatly appreciate it.
At 2:15pm on February 3, 2009, Josh Michaelson said…
hey P.J. thanks for the info that will help me a lot. my project also requires that I have an outside expert and after e-mailing about 50 people your the only one that has sent anything back to me. all that i need for this is your e-mail adress so that I can send you interview questions for my project and and paper for your information (name and other things) so that i can prove that you are a real person and my outside expert.



thanks again for the information it will indeed help me with my project,
Josh Michaelson
At 7:53pm on December 22, 2008, Frank Ricci said…
P.J. Please give me a call at 203-285-4907 it is time critical!
At 8:56pm on November 29, 2008, Anthony Avillo said…
thanks
At 7:30am on November 29, 2008, Anthony Avillo said…
Hi PJ
thanks for the dispatcher training info
I passed it on to our commuications director
If the $$$ are there, maybe he will contact you
His name is Andrew Scott, Director of North Hudson Regional Communications Center
Be safe
aa
At 12:01pm on November 28, 2008, Frank Ricci said…
PJ
I just saw your post on our group, I placed it in the top of our Page, Thanks!
At 9:08pm on November 19, 2008, P.J. Norwood said…
Last week I had the privilege of traveling to Singapore. I spent a week at their Civil Defense Academy (SCDA) teaching for a private company I work for. SCDA is their fire and EMS training site. We can learn allot from the Singaporeans in firefighting and Haz Mat.

For example take a look at the following;

http://www.ifex3000.de/en/index.htm

Also take a look at the following information:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore_Civil_Defence

We always hear, think outside of the box. But, we may also want to look outside of the USA box to some of our international brother and sisters.

Stay Safe.
 
 

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