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Todd Maier and Robert Whitaker are now friends
August 26, 2009
For those of you that are interested in discussing training burns. Pro's and Con's, Training safely and effectively with live fire. Led by FIRE, LLC's Tony Piontek, who has over ten years experience in 170+ structure burns.
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A group dedicated to Decision Making and Leadership on the Fire Ground
February 15, 2009
A place to discuss Engine Company Operations.
February 14, 2009
Share training aids and props that you have seen, or built.
February 14, 2009
DRILLS ONLY.....A resource for Company Officers to assist with the delivery of company level training. List the learning objectives and a step by step approach for conducting the drills safely.
February 14, 2009
Training Officers and Instructors group dedicated to professional development of TO's and Instructors.
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St. Francis
Title/rank:
Lieutenant
Agency structure:
Combination fire department

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At 10:42am on February 25, 2009, Jim Mason said…
I think as a training officer should take a combination of how to teach and tactics classes that would bring up ideas on what to teach. Not to specifically toot my own horn but just as an example - I'm doing a coordinating fire ops class on Weds afternoon that discusses how companies should work together. The foucs is primrialy on communcations, coordination and size up of varius postions on the fire ground. We are also going to talk extensively about individual situational awareness and how members on the scene need to think about the task assignement and the bigger picture. As in if we can;t get our task done, how does it impact the entire operation. I think that this is where some fire dept go wrong and guys get hurt.
This , as a training officer , is what I'd be looking for at FDIC. What do you think?
At 1:39pm on February 21, 2009, Jim Mason said…
It sounds like you guys have a good fire ground response thing going up there. Good luck with it. Do you get up to Monroe fire school? My buddy and I are going to up there in the Aug conference.
At 5:03pm on February 16, 2009, Joe Carufel said…
Thanks
At 8:38am on February 16, 2009, Jim Mason said…
Todd
Thanks for joining CSF (Common Sense Firefighting). It's a leadership and fire ground decisison making page on the site. Jump into any discussion at any time. There are always some good ones going on. How many guys does your dept get on the first due alarm? What do you guys do for officer development?
Jim Mason
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