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Society
Hosted by Unknown Host · Society · EN · 0 episodes
The National Fire Radio Podcast Channel featuring a variety of personalities and their podcasts that capture the essence of the Fire Service.
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In this episode, Mickey breaks down the art of stretching a line—the long-lost heart of firefighting. Understanding where you fit in, knowing your responsibility, and how timing, positioning, and attention to detail all come together for professional firefighting.
Episode #477
In this episode, Mickey breaks down transmitting a Mayday while your low-air alarm is sounding. Whether it’s a vibra-alert, bell, or whistle, those alarms can quickly drive your stress level up. The key is maintaining composure, controlling your cadence, and speaking clearly over the alarm so your Mayday is heard, understood, and acted on.
Episode #476
In this episode of the National Fire Radio Podcast, I sit down with Derek Sang of Workrite Fire Service for a conversation that completely changed the way I think about what we wear underneath our turnout gear. We spend a tremendous amount of time talking about PPE. We research turnout gear. We debate manufacturers, thermal protection, breathability, PFAS, contamination and cancer prevention. We train with our SCBA. We carry bailout systems. We wash our gear. We do all of these things because we understand the job has risks and we want to control as many of the controllables as we can. But how much thought have you put into the clothing you are wearing underneath all of it? I will admit that I never gave it enough consideration. Derek and I get into the testing Workrite conducted with Chesterfield Fire & EMS, DuPont and the Evans Haynes Burn Center at Virginia Commonwealth University. They put different types of station wear underneath turnout gear and exposed them to simulated flashover conditions to better understand what happens when thermal energy makes its way through our PPE. What they found should get every firefighter's attention. Synthetic and meltable materials can contribute to additional injury when exposed to extreme thermal conditions. On the other hand, something as simple as choosing a non meltable material like cotton, or taking the next step into flame resistant station wear, can provide another layer between that thermal energy and your skin. That was the part of this conversation that really hit home for me. I always had the same thought that I think a lot of firefighters have. If enough heat gets through my turnout gear to burn me, whatever I am wearing underneath probably isn't going to matter. It does matter. This is not about pretending a shirt or pair of pants is going to make us invincible. Nothing we wear eliminates the dangers of the fireground. It is about understanding that if we can reduce an injury, reduce the severity of a burn, or give ourselves another level of protection when everything else is being pushed to its limit, why wouldn't we? Firefighters today are asking more questions about our health and safety. We are talking about cancer. We are talking about cardiac health. We are talking about contamination, heat stress, fitness, nutrition and the long term effects this job has on our bodies. Station wear belongs in that conversation. We also talk about the reality of the firehouse. Comfort matters. Cost matters. Firefighters work out. We sleep at the station. We run EMS calls and service calls. At three o'clock in the morning we want to throw our gear on over whatever we are wearing and get out the door. Derek understands that, and we talk about why manufacturers have to build protective clothing that firefighters actually want to wear. Nobody gets to control everything that happens inside a burning building. Conditions change. Things go wrong. That is the job. But we can control the controllables . What we choose to wear underneath our turnout gear is one of them. This episode isn't about telling you what you have to wear. It is about giving you information that I believe every firefighter should have so you can make an educated decision for yourself, your department and ultimately the people waiting for you to come home. Listen to this one. Share it with your crew. Then take the conversation back to the firehouse and ask a very simple question. What are we wearing underneath our turnout gear, and why? Learn More About Workrite Fire Service Website: Workrite Fire Service LinkedIn: Workrite Fire Service Workrite Fire Service also has educational resources on its website covering station wear, flame resistant clothing and the testing discussed during this episode.
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In this episode, Mickey breaks down the art of searching with tools understanding not only what tools to carry, but where and when to stage them throughout the fire. He discusses managing stress, slowing time down, and staying prepared to react when conditions change rapidly. Everything in this job is an art, including the way we carry, position, stage, and use our tools during our search.
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In this episode, Mickey discusses three tactical tips for operating on Main Street USA . From accurately estimating the stretch before committing the line, to coordinating ventilation with the interior operation, to reading smoke and heat through the details the building gives you, he breaks down the small decisions that influence everything that follows. Simple concepts, practical tactics, and lessons that apply whether you’re operating in an urban, suburban, or rural environment.
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