Backdraft research – Ryan Falkenstein-Smith – Firenerd Talks #40
I speak with Ryan on his work researching backdrafts and using small scale models for fire behavior experiments.
I speak with Ryan on his work researching backdrafts and using small scale models for fire behavior experiments.
Firefighting evolves constantly, but making necessary changes is challenging. It takes trust, purpose, and smart framing to succeed. Read my thoughts here.
I have a conversation with Magnus Mattsson about incident command and firefighting in Copenhagen, Denmark.
I think fire departments function best when decentralized, giving firefighters more autonomy and reducing unnecessary bureaucracy.
I talk with Mike Lombardo about live fire training in fixed facilities and acquired structures with his experience of thousands of training exercises.
In this conversation with Dan we cover his report and opinions on firefighting and firefighter training in Wales and in the UK overall.
I talk with Ian about live fire training. We cover fixed facilities, acquired structures, training culture, safety, organization and more.
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by The Firefighters Podcast. We talk about firefighting, training, instructing and many other topics.
We talk about the acute risk for people at fires which covers the heat, toxic products and steam that is generated by the fire or firefighters.
All ventilation actions at a fire needs continuous monitoring and evaluation to stay safe and effective during the incident.