All Entries Tagged With: "Firefighter Safety"
Near-Misses, Maydays and Floor Collapses
Do you know what’s underneath you as you’re making entry? If you’ve been paying attention to the latest news and on the job reports these past few days, you may have noticed there’s been an emerging trend evident in near miss, close-calls resulting in maydays, RIT deployments and self-rescue resulting from floor compromise and floor […]
Taking it to the Streets: Looking Forward Through the Rear View Mirror
Taking it to the Streets: Looking Forward Through the Rear View Mirror On Your Street, In Your City, Across the Country, Around the WorldTM Join us on Wednesday night December 15th at 9:00 pm EST for an insightful look back at 2010 and forward into 2011 and beyond with a stellar line-up of fire service […]
We’re Still Under Construction
Buildingsonfire.com will be under construction over the next few months as we populate and upload all the rich content, materials and media files we have to offer. We’ll be working hard to build up the sections and populate the site features and content areas, building out our materials and adding new files on a daily basis. We plan to work diligently to […]
Welcome to Buildingsonfire.com
Executive Producer Christopher Naum Welcome to Buildingsonfire.com. The authoritative and informational site that provides leading insights on fire service issues related to Building Construction for the Fire Service, Emerging Firefighting Operations Theory and Command Risk Management for Operational Excellence and Firefighter Safety. If you don’t fully understand how a building truly performs or reacts under […]
