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1810 Chapter 11 Discussion


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    Nick Palmisano
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    Nick Palmisano

    Purpose

    This activity is designed to improve and develop a better understanding of the Module’s topics. The activity incorporates both critical thinking and the application for the Fire Officer.

    Discussion Post Instructions:

    Review Chapter 11 in your textbook.
    Review Module 11’s Learning Resources unit and slides.
    Post your response to the Discussion Forum.

    Discussion

    List areas where improvement has occurred in your department due to problems found during critiques.

    Discussion Post Requirements

    Your initial post must be a minimum of 100 words.

    You must respond to at least two of your classmates. Each response must be a minimum of 50 words.

    All discussion postings must be typed directly into the discussion forum.

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    jonathan shadoin
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    jonathan shadoin

    Areas where improvements have occurred in my department due to problems found during critiques, are many. After calls when we discuss where things went well, things went ok, and where things went wrong. We have found many safety concerns, apparatus deficiencies, gear and equipment failures and deficiencies, tactical deficiencies, changes in areas of our zone that need new pre fire plans and so on. It is a great concern and our obligation to constantly improve our safety, response, tactics, equipment and our skills. After many calls we have found different ways to accomplish becoming faster and also safer at the same time. Nothing trains you better than real world experience, but you have to take the time to reflect and discuss what you have learned. When you can learn from other firefighters real world experience the problems only needs to happen once and we can all learn from that one problem, instead of everyone making the same mistakes and learning from them individually.

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