There are five key factors contributing to a health and wellness crisis in the fire service.

There are five key factors contributing to a health and wellness crisis in the fire service.
When fire service leaders focus on behavior change, culture takes care of itself
Put controls in place to prevent fire department fraud, embezzlement and other financial (and PR) nightmares
VR can reduce harm associated with training while providing firefighters with exposure to low-frequency, high-risk events
Consistently applied polices and training can prepare members to temporarily take on advanced roles
A closer look at your policies can reveal that sustainability isn’t such a lofty goal
From promotions to fireground assignments, trust is integral to effective performance
Clear, legal policy is necessary to ensure safety and protect members’ rights
Four questions that can help get to the root of the problem
The ISO acts as an advocate for all fireground personnel and protects the incident commander
Incident commanders, officers and firefighters must take personal responsibility and communicate early to avoid heat-related illness.
[vc_section css="vc_custom_1525482743015{padding-bottom: 3em !important;}" el_class="container"]As we come into the spring months, it’s a good time to review some Lexipol policies relevant to the changing weather and firefighter safety conditions. The changing weather...