Copper State Firemen podcast

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The Water Cop: Bridging the Gap in Public Safety 1:00:53

cách đây 4 ngày trước1:00:53

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In this episode, Steve interviews Paul Verber, a seasoned public safety officer with 25 years of experience, known as the 'Water Cop.' They discuss the importance of water safety training for first responders, the need to bridge the gap between police and fire departments, and the challenges faced in water rescue operations. Paul shares his journey into water rescue, emphasizing hands-on training and the significance of understanding the difference between distress and drowning. The conversation highlights the camaraderie among first responders and the need for progressive training methods to enhance effectiveness in emergency situations.…

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Aggressive is not reckless with Battalion Chief Chris Slayer 1:47:22

cách đây 18 ngày trước1:47:22

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In this episode, Battalion Chief Chris Sleigher shares his extensive journey in the fire service, discussing his founding of a Fools Chapter to combat mediocrity, his involvement with Fire Nuggets, and the establishment of the Copper State Fire Conference. He emphasizes the importance of aggressive firefighting, effective ventilation strategies, and the need for continuous training and mentorship in the fire service. Chris advocates for a culture of safety through education and understanding of fire behavior, aiming to equip firefighters with the knowledge and skills necessary to adapt to modern challenges in firefighting. In this conversation, Chris Sleigher discusses various aspects of firefighting, including fire dynamics, ventilation strategies, real-life rescue scenarios, and the importance of leadership in empowering firefighters to make decisions. He emphasizes the need for improved search and ladder operations, effective forcible entry techniques, and the significance of training and networking within the firefighting community. Additionally, Sleigher highlights the value of fire department traditions, particularly the kitchen table, and offers advice for new firefighters on how to navigate their careers. He concludes with a call for changes in the American fire service to enhance response effectiveness and better serve the community. Chris Sleigher has 26 years of experience in the fire service. He founded a Fools Chapter to combat mediocrity in firefighting. Fire Nuggets has become a significant training resource in Arizona. The Copper State Fire Conference promotes advanced firefighting techniques. Training should focus on understanding fire behavior and flow paths. Aggressive firefighting can enhance safety for both firefighters and civilians. Ventilation strategies must adapt to modern fire dynamics. Mentorship is crucial for developing future leaders in the fire service. Firefighters need to be educated on their equipment and its capabilities. Continuous learning and adaptation are essential in firefighting. Understanding fire dynamics is crucial for effective firefighting. Ventilation strategies can significantly impact fire behavior. Real-life rescue scenarios require quick and informed decision-making. Leadership in firefighting should empower individuals to make decisions. Improving search and ladder operations is essential for firefighter safety. Forcible entry techniques must be well understood and practiced. Training and networking are vital for continuous improvement in firefighting. Fire department traditions foster camaraderie and teamwork. New firefighters should seek knowledge and training throughout their careers. The American fire service needs to evolve for better community service.…

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Leading from the Front: Insights from Battalion Chief Jamie Howarth 1:39:39

cách đây 5 weeks trước1:39:39

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n this episode of the Copper State Firemen podcast, Battalion Chief Jamie Howarth shares her extensive experience in the fire service, discussing her journey from aspiring police officer to a leading figure in a major metropolitan fire department. She emphasizes the importance of leadership, operational efficiency through SOGs, and the evolving culture within the fire service. Jamie also highlights the challenges of transitioning from a task-oriented to an objective-oriented leadership role and the significance of clear communication and expectations in building high-performing teams. Additionally, she introduces her podcast, which aims to foster thoughtful discussions on leadership and share insights from various fire service professionals. In this conversation, Steve and Jamie Howarth discuss the importance of leadership, mentorship, and accountability within the fire service. They explore the challenges faced by new recruits and the need for effective training and support from experienced officers. Jamie emphasizes the significance of understanding the mission statement of fire departments and the necessity of investing in personnel to foster a positive culture. They also touch on the realities of the job, the importance of celebrating retirements, and the need for a fair promotional process that values experience and mentorship.…

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Challenges in the American Fire Service with Phil Schiffman 1:01:48

cách đây 7 weeks trước1:01:48

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This conversation delves into the experiences and insights of a dedicated firefighter and rescue technician. It covers the challenges faced in the fire service, the importance of leadership and accountability, and the need for maintaining high standards in firefighting. The discussion also highlights the joys and struggles of being a firefighter, aspirations for future tech rescue capabilities, and the significance of camaraderie and traditions within fire departments. The speaker shares personal anecdotes and reflections on the evolving nature of the fire service and the impact of modern technology on relationships and training.…

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FOOLs, Brotherhood, Love, and The Can Report with Michael Goldstein 1:45:54

cách đây 9 weeks trước1:45:54

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In this conversation, Mike Goldstein shares his journey in the fire service, discussing his experiences as a firefighter and dispatcher, his involvement with the New England Fools, and the creation of his podcast, The Can Report. He emphasizes the importance of brotherhood, training, and mental health within the fire service, while also addressing the challenges of recruitment and retention in the field. Mike's story highlights the transformation from a negative work environment to a supportive community, showcasing the need for positive change in the fire service culture. In this conversation, Mike and Steve O discuss various aspects of the fire service, including the importance of addressing bullying, the expansion of Mike's podcast, and the unique challenges faced by fire departments in New Hampshire. They delve into operational differences, the role of dispatchers, and the significance of training programs like the Explorer Academy. The discussion also touches on mental health issues within the fire service and the need for a supportive environment.…

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"Enjoy it" Ladder Work with Captain Billy Grubb 1:42:25

cách đây 11 weeks trước1:42:25

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Summary In this conversation, Captain Billy Grubb shares his extensive experience in the fire service, focusing on ladder operations, firefighter training, and extrication techniques. He emphasizes the importance of safety, mentorship, and understanding building and vehicle anatomy. The discussion covers various aspects of firefighting, including vertical ventilation, commercial fire operations, and the critical nature of salvage and property conservation during emergencies. In this conversation, we discusses the intricacies of vehicle extrication, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and training in high-stress situations. He highlights the need for knowledge sharing within the fire service and the significance of ladder work. The discussion also touches on the camaraderie built through shared experiences, particularly during meals in the firehouse. He stresses the importance of maintaining passion throughout a firefighter's career, encouraging new recruits to enjoy their journey and learn from every experience.…

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Be a Maverick with LT Ralph Suppa 1:15:13

cách đây 13 weeks trước1:15:13

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In this conversation, Ralph Supa, a seasoned lieutenant in the Anne Arundel County Fire Department, shares his extensive experience in emergency services, particularly in special operations and hazmat. He discusses his journey from being intimidated by hazmat to becoming a passionate advocate for safety and training in the fire service. The conversation also delves into the challenges posed by electric vehicles in firefighting, the importance of mental health awareness, and the need for a balanced promotional process in the fire service. Ralph emphasizes the significance of brotherhood and support among firefighters, encouraging new members to take advantage of training opportunities and to prioritize their well-being.…

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Stay Engaged with Battalion Chief Anthony Valverde 1:07:45

cách đây 15 weeks trước1:07:45

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Chief Valverde

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Fitness, Fire, and Family 1:13:13

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Functional Fitness and Wellness in the Fire Service 2:07:22

cách đây 15 weeks trước2:07:22

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Discover the critical connection between functional fitness and occupational wellness in the fire service with our special guest, Garrett Lee, a captain paramedic and wellness expert. Garrett brings a wealth of knowledge to the table, guiding us through the nuances of fitness and wellness, and the unique demands facing firefighters. From the balance of strength, speed, and endurance to the impact of job-specific training, this episode offers valuable insights into achieving optimal performance and longevity in the fire service. Hear Garrett's personal journey from a power athlete to embracing the endurance challenges of firefighting, and learn how movement screening can prevent injuries and enhance career sustainability. Our conversation takes a deeper dive into building fitness habits and the role of mentorship within the fire service. We touch on the transition from a gym-focused mindset to adopting functional fitness principles, sharing stories of mentorship and personal growth that underscore the value of learning proper mechanics and maintaining humility in training. Garrett shares his experiences with influential mentors who have shaped his career, emphasizing the power of guidance and tradition in nurturing a supportive and growth-oriented firehouse culture. The cherished tradition of kitchen table gatherings is highlighted as a cornerstone for building camaraderie and fostering personal development. This episode is more than just a discussion on fitness; it’s a comprehensive look at how physical preparedness is intertwined with community and crew responsibility. We explore the challenges of implementing fitness standards, the role of leadership in promoting wellness, and the importance of maintaining motivation through regular training and team-building exercises. Whether you're a seasoned firefighter, a new recruit, or someone interested in the fire service, this episode provides practical advice and inspiring stories that remind us of the importance of staying prepared, staying healthy, and staying connected. Join us for an empowering conversation that promises to ignite your passion for fitness and service…

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Hazmat and Firefighter Specialty Roles 2:13:31

cách đây 15 weeks trước2:13:31

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Fools end of Season 1 Recap 52:42

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Fire Service Culture and Mentorship 1:11:45

cách đây 15 weeks trước1:11:45

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What’s it like to transition from the harsh winters of the Midwest to the scorching heat of Arizona in the firefighting world? Join us on the Copper State Firemen Podcast as we sit down with Danny Petro, a seasoned captain and paramedic with 15 years of experience. In this episode, Danny shares his journey from the suburbs of Chicago to his current role in Arizona, providing insights into how the unique fire service culture in the Midwest shaped his professional development. Discover why firefighters often claim they have the best job in the world, and learn about the cherished tradition of long-term commitment to one department in this noble profession. As Danny recounts his early days in the fire academy, he highlights the importance of mentorship in overcoming initial challenges. Under the guidance of veteran firefighter Danny navigated the demanding environment of the fire service with resilience and dedication. This episode contrasts the confrontational, alpha-driven culture of the past with today's evolving training methods, underscoring the enduring significance of tough love, brotherhood, and adapting to new generations while maintaining core values. In addition, we explore the unique challenges of firefighting in extreme weather conditions, from shoveling snow and dealing with frozen hydrants in the Midwest to battling fires in 120-degree Arizona heat. Danny shares humorous anecdotes about the probationary period for new firefighters and the humorous yet stern culture of being the “kid” on the team. Tune in to hear about the transition from mutual aid to auto aid, regional differences in fire service tactics, and the unwavering spirit of mentorship and brotherhood that defines this heroic profession.…

cách đây 15 weeks trước1:17:46

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Captain Conor Heely

Copper State Firemen Podcast

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Training Culture and killing Complacency 2:00:19

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Copper State Firemen Podcast

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Peer Support and the American Fire Service 1:43:39

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Copper State Firemen Podcast

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Search Culture 1:13:53

cách đây 41 weeks trước1:13:53

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Follow copper state firemen podcast on instagram If you have questions on the show or are interstead on being a guest please email us at copperstatefiremen@gmail.comFollow Copper State Fools on instagram and FacebookGuest Kevin Weis Topic Search Years of service ⁃10 years career with 4 years of volunteer Rank ⁃FirefighterSpecialty’s held⁃Currently a medic & RRT Hazmat and TRT Career highlights⁃finishing top of both of my recruit classes⁃Sat on the 2016 A...…

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