For those that may have missed it – or want to view it again – this webinar is being rebroadcast “by demand” due to its high popularity and interest about the single family dwelling fire where Lt. Garrett Ramos lost his life in the Line of Duty.
This started-like so many other runs-as a 1st alarm single family dwelling fire.
Until it wasn’t.
From the newest Firefighter, to Company Officers, to Chief Officers-this really is an important watch. They will be discussing the facts related to that working single family dwelling fire that led to the Line-of-Duty death of Lt. Garrett Ramos, including six critical tactical breakdowns that occurred on the fireground.
One of the most important things we can do as Firefighters and Fire Officers is to learn all we can about the incidents where our Brothers & Sisters gave their lives.
After the Verdict:
Operational Lessons from a $31.5M Firefighter LODD Case
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 26th
Due to the initial response, Lexipol is hosting a live rebroadcast of this webinar on August 26, free and open to anyone in the fire service.
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See the webinar that more than 1,700 firefighters & officers have viewed and called:
-By far THE BEST webinar I have attended in my 48-plus years in fire service.
-Great information that is not always on an incident commander or chief officer’s mind.
-Hard lessons we all need to learn.
-A great reminder of the critical importance of training in realistic and consistent conditions.
-Excellent presentation … all officers who have ever been or plan to be ICs not only should but NEED to see this!
You’ll learn:
- An overview of the working single family dwelling fire that led to the Line-of-Duty death of Lt. Garrett Ramos, including six critical tactical breakdowns that occurred on the fireground.
- Why the jury ruled against the City with a $31.5 M verdict because of the actions of the incident commander — and what that means for today’s fire officers.
- The role training, supervision and documentation play in mitigating risk and liability.
- How fire officers can foster a culture that supports decisive action that benefits the victims while prioritizing firefighter safety and risk management
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Excellent Opportunity.
