International Forum of Emergency Response

04/15/2026

After the flame front losses from might be found. In your structural triage (although we want to) remember we can't save every structure. - S-FACTS = Survival - Fire Environment, Access/Egress, Construction (is it savable), Time for exit, Stay or go decision The Wildland Firefighter Wildland Contract Fire Engines - cedar, pine and juniper (evergreen trees) act like gasoline at fires

04/09/2026

Attaching hotspot with a tactical tender. In the DRAW-D acronym we use the "R" for reinforce the fire guard (road) AWARD SAFETY Alberta Wildland Firefighters - Join us as we train 1 mil. firefighters in French ,Spanish and English structural triage and tactics

04/08/2026

Testing the sprinklers at a - In direct attach is safer for fire crews lungs and stress level. The humidity curtain makes fuel unable to burn. - no burned assets = no disaster

04/06/2026

Managing a is about activating skill. Command is easy when a crisis is managed through the Incident Command System. AWARD SAFETY Alberta Wildland Firefighters

04/06/2026

Tactical tenders are the best tool for

04/06/2026

Situational awareness through drone use is here to stay.

04/06/2026

The incident command podcast that gets emergency response teams through a is the link below - Lots of vlogs on our Spotify channel https://open.spotify.com/episode/18GE68VjkS6Lawe3vLma8v?si=tiMlzU3iQLSIznkK7OX0Lg

04/06/2026

very good wildfire video for

In this webinar, Alan Westhaver will summarize what he learned firsthand about the survival and ignition of homes in the Fort McMurray wildfire. His behind t...

03/28/2026

Knowing how to keep my team safe in the wildland urban interface is essential to the whole team staying alive.

03/28/2026

Getting tactics in the wildland urban interface can save your teams life.