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P.J. Norwood's Blog – February 2012 Archive (2)

Bridgeport LODD Video and previous blog post

December 21, 2011, I posted a blog "Ask and you Will Receive" here on the Fire Engineering Training Community

Today I ask that you not only read but watch the below video and truly consider what I am recommending.

Today I watched a you tube video that details the LODD incident in Bridgeport CT July 2011. Please take the time to watch this video …

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Added by P.J. Norwood on February 21, 2012 at 10:00pm — No Comments

Does Your Training Meet The Communities Needs?

Until recently I would have answered “yes of course we are Firefighters and Paramedic’s. We train to fight fires, answer all calls for emergency assistance including fire and EMS related calls and the thousands of other type of calls for service we respond to across the country daily!”

Today I sit and type because my assumption was very wrong! As my departments training officer is it my job to make sure that all training needs of my department are addressed. How do we as Training…

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Added by P.J. Norwood on February 13, 2012 at 2:30pm — No Comments

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