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World Trade Center construction and design features with FDNY Lieutenant John Amsterdam
Construction at the World Trade Center site showcases some of the most forward-thinking building and fire prevention features ever designed and implemented. In this episode, Lt. John Amsterdam of Ladder 10 talks about some of these features
Simulation saves lives with FDNY Lieutenant Kate Frawley
In military training you often hear the adage, “train as you fight, fight as you train.” And in sports you often hear, “you play the game the way you practice.” Both of these truisms have rightly migrated into EMT and Paramedic training cou
Backdrafts, smoke explosions and flashovers with FDNY Captain John Ceriello
Rapid fire events are a rare phenomenon that even the most seasoned Firefighter may never encounter during their careers. And while there is much still to learn about what environments or tactics are best suited to avoid them, there are som
The benefits of teaming up with FDNY Firefighters David Guilford and Michael Reno
Training for an athletic event with a team brings lots of benefits, including improved performance and accountability. Even when participants compete as individuals, the opportunity to connect with others is there. In this episode, FDNY Fir
Pipeline to an FDNY Career with Commissioner Michele Maglione and FDNY EMT Denzel Adonis
The Fire Department of the City of New York is continually looking to advance the opportunities for young people to become part of the City’s Bravest. To help support this goal, the Department has created a Youth Workforce Development Initi
FDNY apparatus positioning with Battalion Chief Christopher Eysser and Lieutenant Ray McCormack
Frequent drilling and communication prior to arrival at a fire is critical to proper apparatus positioning. Veteran FDNY members, Battalion Chief Christopher Eysser and Lt. Ray McCormack discuss efficient and effective placement techniques
Double jeopardy at a Bronx fire with FDNY Lieutenant Michael Ciampo
During the early morning hours on September 17, 2016, Bronx Box 2759 was transmitted for a commercial occupancy fire. While entering the occupancy and on their initial size-up, no units had encountered any signage for steel plating and were
Points of reflection with FDNY Chief of EMS James Booth
Chief James Booth is a 35-year veteran of the FDNY with experience responding to some of the most significant natural and manmade disasters to occur during his career. Chief Booth responded to the bombing of the World Trade Center in 1993 a
Recalling the 1978 Waldbaum’s Fire with FDNY Captain Howard Venetsky (Retired)
On August 2, 1978, twelve FDNY Firefighters plunged into a burning Waldbaum’s Supermarket when the bowstring truss roof collapsed at the center of the store. Six of the Firefighters made the Supreme Sacrifice. In this episode, retired FDNY
Routine chemical exposures in the EMS workplace with FDNY Lieutenant Robert Carlo
Pre-hospital care providers face many potential job hazards, including exposure to and handling of hazardous chemical substances. In this episode, FDNY EMS Lieutenant Robert Carlo discusses the types of chemical exposures Department Emergen
