[Live webinar on Monday, July 12th at 3:00 pm EDT] In this webinar we will discuss the what constitutes an effective Professional Development Program including benefits, delivery models and evaluation metrics.

[Live webinar on Thursday, June 24th at 12:00 pm EDT] In this webinar we will discuss the roles and responsibilities of Rapid Intervention Team (R.I.T.) members, practical skills required, training and pre-designed assignments of each R.I.T. member.

[Live webinar on Thursday, May 27th at 3:00 pm EDT] Selecting a suitable and effective anchor is critical for a successful rope rescue. We base our entire rigging set up on our anchor. The technical rescuer, even at the operations level, must be able to correctly select an anchor. The webinar will discuss the IOG on Selecting an anchor for rope rescue.

This webinar will examine dynamics of below-grade fires and the influence of coordinated fire attack from the results of a joint effort from ISFSI and UL FSRI. We will discuss the Fundamentals of Fire Dynamics and how this has effects on Basement Fires. Topics will include: Types of Basements, Flow Paths, Supporting Research, Fireground Experience, and Tactical Considerations.

Fire and EMS members are often asked to produce reports for which they've never received training. Because all reports are public records and because there are many legitimate end users of these reports who rightfully expect to find accurate accounts of incidents, it is important that report writers are able to submit professionally written reports. This session shares simple tips for strengthening the narrative portion of fire and EMS report narratives.

This webinar will present and walk through proven concepts and action steps to build a cohesive company environment.

This webinar provides an overview of the various software providers which includes plans and pricing, indications for each based on your target audience, and a how-to-guide regarding the successful implementation of video conferencing within your organization. Join us as we provide a cursory overview of the available technology from non-IT professionals.

This course will focus on strategies and operations in those structures and occupancies that when approached using "routine dwelling fire" strategies and tactics create situations where firefighters (and multiple firefighters) have been killed in the line of duty.

One of the areas we do not think about are the legal issues facing the fire service during the pandemic related to quarantine, hours worked, FMLA, FLSA, labor contract issues, Inter-local Agreements for staffing, volunteer or reserve firefighters, and what happens if you respond to a Covid 19 patient and become infected, would you be eligible for worker compensation?

We will discuss the roles that firefighters have when working within their department and organizations, identify the generational differences within your station and define a difficult person and how these types of people can negatively impact YOUR mood and health (along with your department) and give you solutions to stop it.