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In this episode, Sam Clark addresses some of the challenges and risks of elevator rescues
Community paramedicine is coming back to the forefront as ESOs are seeing the benefits of
Water can be powerful and relentless. Although low in volume, water-related emergencies ar
Fundraising events are not just a way to raise money for an emergency services organizatio
Evolutions in vehicle construction and safety, changes in procedures for PPE, emergency li
Intentional or unintentional, wrongdoing or a mistake made within an ESO makes for a bold
Be at the top of your game by following your organization's policies and procedures. Dave
Volunteer recruitment and retention are among the top issues facing volunteer Fire and EMS
"Keep your brand in your voice" as this is the identity of your department. Jenny Bragiel
There is no such thing as safe ice. Although a low-volume occurrence, water and ice rescue
The Fire Service industry has undergone dramatic changes in the past decade - from trainin
In this episode, we revisit with VFIS Emergency Services Specialist Blair Tyndall and disc
"It's easy to focus on the negatives of an incident, but the positives are what you contin
Situational awareness is a person's ability to perceive and understand what is happening i
Wildland fires have increased in frequency and intensity in recent years. Taking steps to
First responders are accustomed to the bright lights and loud noises associated with an em
Recent changes in payment policy have driven changes in EMS organizations, allowing for th
Standard Operating Guidelines (SOGs) are the foundation of an ESO's safety culture. Withou
Roadside safety starts with education. In this episode, we talk about responders being str
First responders regularly deal with intense and emotional situations where the people the
Did you know, a large number of Glatfelter associates are actively involved or have previo
In today's society, your reputation can be destroyed at the speed of light. Dave Statter f
The use of drones, in emergency services imposes the need for ESOs to have a structured UA
As changes occur within an ESO and in the community, departments may need to make adjustme
Maintaining a positive culture throughout an ESO must include building a culture of safety
ResponderHelp.com is a valuable resource for emergency personnel, developed and administer
Patient handling is a complex task that emergency service organizations (ESOs) undertake e
Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), commonly referred to as drones, have become favored tools
Sr. Vice President of VFIS Client Risk Solutions Scott Harkins joins the program to discus
Risk Control for Mid-Level Managers is a program developed by John Kottmyer, Director of V
Introducing the Don't Risk It! Podcast
In this episode, Maria Lichty reviews some recent changes to VFIS University
In this episode, members of the VFIS team discuss the significance of hose securement
In this episode, we talk with Randy Hess, former Director of VFIS Risk Control, about the historical impact of Client Risk Solutions on Emergency Services.