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AB Turenne's Blog – July 2024 Archive (2)

The Totality of Transitioning to a Training Officer

The Totality of Transitioning to a Training Officer

One (1) of the supreme facets of being promoted to a role within the Office of Training, is that you now play an instrumental part with influencing the level of success that the Officers and Firefighters will achieve during their tenure within your respective department.…

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Added by AB Turenne on July 14, 2024 at 9:30pm — No Comments

Coffee Table Quick Tips: Vol. 2 - Issue 11

Red to Rung and the 2:1

This week, I am going to introduce the idea and concept of utilizing a pre-rigged mechanical

advantage along with a thrown extension ladder as an overhead anchor point that was shown to

me by the senior man on shift when I first…

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Added by AB Turenne on July 3, 2024 at 11:00am — No Comments

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