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Differences Between NFPA 1971-2018 and NFPA 1970-2025
Switching from NFPA 1971-2018 to NFPA 1970-2025 changes how departments buy, test and manage protective gear by merging standards, tightening chemi...
Tools Every Firefighter Should Carry
Fire rescue scenes are dangerous environments. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) annual statistics estimate that over 63,000 United S...
Complete Guide to Hydraulic Rescue Tools
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Critical rescue operations rely on quality tools for extractions. Standard tools can’t provide the ...
How Does Bunker Gear Work?
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Bunker gear, sometimes called turnout gear, is the personal protective equipment (PPE) firefighters wear on the job. Bun...
What Is NFPA 1970?
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is an independent nonprofit organization that establishes standards, guidelines and codes for safer...
Smoke Alarms Best Practices
One of the best safety measures you can implement in your home or business is installing smoke alarms. These small electronic devices have sensors ...
A Guide to Firefighting in Louisiana
Firefighting in Louisiana means combating various types of fires in diverse environments. This state's unique geography and climate require extensi...
Common Fire Prevention Protocols
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Each year, over 350,000 residential building fires are reported to U.S. fire departments, along with more than 100,...
Why the Right Gloves Are Crucial for Firefighters
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Firefighting gloves are a complex piece of gear. They must protect wearers from high temperatures, sharp objects, chem...
Wildland Firefighting Gear
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As a firefighter, you have to respond to situations that involve extreme conditions. Firefighting gear for wi...
