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FIREFIGHTER MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
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Lt. Billy Greenwood of FETC Services hosted another great show on Tap the Box that showed  how and where you can find assistance to firefighters for a firefighter specific mental health issues…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Fire Chief Billy Greenwood Apr 1, 2013.

Recruitment / Retention / Volunteer and POC Retirements and PSOB on Tap the Box

Tap the Box host Billy Greenwood…Continue

Started Dec 16, 2012

Tap the Box with Billy Greenwood and Friends

Please join us on Fire Engineering Blog Talk Radio as Billy Greenwood, host of "Tap the Box" with FETC Services as he introduces Jack Rutledge; IFSI while the two fire service instructors talk about…Continue

Started Oct 5, 2012

Tactical Mastery
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What makes an "elite" firefighter? Well elite firefighters have invested a tremendous amount of time mastering his or her skill set through thousands of hours of training and experiences. Now looking…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Bricault (ret) Oct 10, 2012.

 

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Fire Department Considerations for Heavily Snow Loaded Roofs

With the recent snowstorm that has blanketed much of the country, the fire service needs to take a look up before we commit to an interior or exterior fire operation. The type of structural materials, design and condition all play a big part on whether that snow loaded roof is going to be a problem. I recently took a few minutes to travel around the area to assess any potential snow hazards I could find. I was surprised to see that more than three quarters of the dwellings in the area had…See More
Jan 23, 2023
Fire Chief Billy Greenwood posted a blog post

The Mickey D’s Franchise Theory

How many times have you heard, "Man, it's like we've got four different fire departments working here!" Many have and we all know the meaning behind that statement. Fire Departments that have 3 or 4 different operational shifts, can often do things each a little differently. You know what I am talking about like differences in daily chores, vehicle maintenance, riding assignments or even operational responses. The amount of "different" can be dependant upon the amount of leadership oversight. …See More
Feb 27, 2022
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Dec 12, 2021
Fire Chief Billy Greenwood posted a blog post

Tactical Mastery

Tactical Masteryby William GreenwoodWhat does it take to become the go to person in the firehouse? Time and tenure doesn’t mean that a person has real experience. We have all seen people with 20 years on the job with 2 years’ experience. So what does it really take to become the elite firefighter? Elite firefighters have invested a tremendous amount of time and effort mastering their craft through thousands of hours of training and real life experiences. Now looking at experiences alone the…See More
Dec 12, 2021
Fire Chief Billy Greenwood posted a blog post

Extreme Instructorship - Achieving Instructor Excellence

By: Chief Billy Greenwood; Extreme Leadership SeriesExtreme Instructorship - There is a big difference in teaching adults and children. Thus the professional educator in emergency services education must have a solid understanding of learning intelligences. Have you ever been in a class where the instructor was good, he or she had decent material, but they had somehow missed the mark for student engagement? Now I am not talking about many of the obvious minor faults of an under…See More
Apr 28, 2020

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Lives in:
New Hampshire
Department:
FETC Services
Title/rank:
Training Chief
Years of public service:
20
Agency structure:
Combination fire department
Top issues in your department:
Doing more with Less
Professional Qualifications:
1001 - IFSTA Firefighter 3
1003 - IFSTA ARFF Firefighter
1021 - IFSTA Company Officer 2
1041 - Pro-Board Fire Instructor 3
1403 - Live Fire Instructor
FF Safety and Survival - RIT
Hazardous Materials Operations / Decon
Incident Safety Officer
Field Safety Officer
NFFF - Courage to be Safe
Topics you provide training for:
All Hazards Training - Everything
Leadership and Professional Development
Mayday Management for Incident Command
Safety and Survival
Areas of expertise:
Developing Professional Programs

Extreme Leadership
Interior Benchmarking
Thermal Insult Recognition
The Quick Set -120 Second Truck Company Operations
Web site:
http://www.fetcservices.com

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Fire Department Considerations for Heavily Snow Loaded Roofs

With the recent snowstorm that has blanketed much of the country, the fire service needs to take a look up before we commit to an interior or exterior fire operation. The type of structural materials, design and condition all play a big part on whether that snow loaded roof is going to be a problem. I recently took a few minutes to travel around the area to assess any potential snow hazards I could find. I was surprised to see that more than three quarters of the dwellings in the area had…

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Posted on January 23, 2023 at 7:30pm

The Mickey D’s Franchise Theory

How many times have you heard, "Man, it's like we've got four different fire departments working here!" Many have and we all know the meaning behind that statement. Fire Departments that have 3 or 4 different operational shifts, can often do things each a little differently. You know what I am talking about like differences in daily chores, vehicle maintenance, riding assignments or even operational responses. The amount of "different" can be dependant upon the amount of leadership…

Continue

Posted on February 27, 2022 at 3:51pm

Tactical Mastery

Tactical Mastery

by William Greenwood

What does it take to become the go to person in the firehouse? Time and tenure doesn’t mean that a person has real experience. We have all seen people with 20 years on the job with 2 years’ experience. So what does it really take to become the elite firefighter? Elite firefighters have invested a tremendous amount of time and effort mastering their…

Continue

Posted on December 12, 2021 at 9:13am

Extreme Instructorship - Achieving Instructor Excellence

By: Chief Billy Greenwood; Extreme Leadership Series

Extreme Instructorship - There is a big difference in teaching adults and children. Thus the professional educator in emergency services education must have a solid understanding of learning intelligences. Have you ever been in a class where the instructor was good, he or she had decent material, but they had somehow missed the mark for student engagement? Now I am not talking about many of the obvious minor faults of an…

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Posted on April 28, 2020 at 8:00pm

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At 12:26pm on July 17, 2011, Jason Hoevelmann said…

Most of the instructors are local, but they do bring in outside guys too.  They typically pay a set fee and reimburse or pay for travel and lodging.  The winter school is all lecture and it is usually a pretty goo crowd. There is an expo on Friday  and class sessions all day Saturday and the morning of Sunday.  It's a good time. Some outside guys they have had include Dave Dodson, John Mittendorf, Forrest Reeder, Bobby Halton, and many more.  I think it be worth a submission.  

 

Thanks for the add and let me know if you have more questions. I can also give you the email of the coordinator if your interested.

 

Take care,

Jason

At 11:25am on July 17, 2011, Jason Hoevelmann said…

Bill,

  You should consider submitting one of your classes for the Missouri Fire School. They are always looking for new content. Here is the link to submit:  http://www.mufrti.org/conf/fireschool.asp

 

Take care,

Jason

At 10:58am on April 4, 2011, Mike France said…
Welcome Bill
At 9:33am on April 4, 2011, Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich said…

Bill:

Welcome to the best of the best.

We have a meeting on Wednesday to discuss schedules and such.

I will let you know more after that, but it looks like I will be moving over here for blog talk as well.

That will give me the total FE package.

Then, I got to break the news to the FirefighterNetcast boys.

 
 
 

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