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Smoke Exposure Among Firefighters at Prescribed Burns in the Pacific Northwest
Description:
This report details the risks of smoke exposure amongst Widland Firefighters. Although this is report is based on studies from the Pacific Norhtwest, the information pertains to every firefighter in the nation!
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Author: Timothy E. Reinhardt, Roger D. Ottmar, and Andrew J.S. Hanneman
Difficulty Level:
Level 1 - Aspiring Firefighter, Aspiring EMT, Basic Knowledge Level 2 - Fire Academy Graduate, EMT, Cadet Level 3 - Firefighter/Driver Operator, Professional EMT, Associate Degree Level Level 4 - Company Officer, Fire Officer Level, Bachelors Degree Level Level is undefined.
Level 1 - Aspiring Firefighter, Aspiring EMT, Basic Knowledge Level 2 - Fire Academy Graduate, EMT, Cadet Level 3 - Firefighter/Driver Operator, Professional EMT, Associate Degree Level Level 4 - Company Officer, Fire Officer Level, Bachelors Degree Level Level is undefined.
Source: http://www.fs.fed.us
Contributed by: Sam
07-18-2011
Initial Attack Effectiveness, Wildfire Staffing Study
Description:
In the report to follow, San Diego State University, CALFIRE, and CDF Firefighters L2881, demonstrate the effectiveness of additional staffing levels. This report compares the effect of additional personnel on Wildland Hose-lays with 2, 3, 4, and 5 Person staffing. The Health Factors, Suppression Effectiveness, and overall proficiency of proper staffing is proved in this report!
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Author: Matt Rahn, Phd
Difficulty Level:
Level 1 - Aspiring Firefighter, Aspiring EMT, Basic Knowledge Level 2 - Fire Academy Graduate, EMT, Cadet Level 3 - Firefighter/Driver Operator, Professional EMT, Associate Degree Level Level 4 - Company Officer, Fire Officer Level, Bachelors Degree Level Level is undefined.
Level 1 - Aspiring Firefighter, Aspiring EMT, Basic Knowledge Level 2 - Fire Academy Graduate, EMT, Cadet Level 3 - Firefighter/Driver Operator, Professional EMT, Associate Degree Level Level 4 - Company Officer, Fire Officer Level, Bachelors Degree Level Level is undefined.
Source: http://media.signonsandiego.com
Contributed by: Sam
07-22-2011
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