Episode 12: Safe Teen Driving With Tammy Guido

Episode 11: ASTM Helmet Standard with Brady Robinette

Our guest today knows the pain of a struck-by line-of-duty death. On October 11, 2018, Hanover County Fire-EMS experienced the tragic LODD of Lt. Brad Clark when he was struck and killed assisting at a crash scene. Lt. Clark’s wife, Melanie, has made it her life’s mission to carry on his legacy.

Tom Miller is with us today to talk about commercial electric vehicles.

Discussion on Autonomous Vehicles

Chief Anthony Correia demystifies the concept of crew resource management and how you can apply it your organization’s roadway incident responses.

Flagman is a non-profit organization that promotes awareness of Slow Down Move Over through K-12 education outreach initiatives.

On the newest episode of the ResponderSafety.com podcast, Angela Barnett, Executive Director of the Arizona Professional Towing and Recovery Association, and Brian Riker, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Towing Association, join us to talk everything towing and recovery — training, relationships on-scene with other emergency response organizations, incident command and management, protecting tow operators when they work, public education, and the biggest issues facing the profession in roadway incident response.

Our guest on the newest episode of the ResponderSafety.com podcast is Investigator Sheryl Harley of the National Transportation Safety Board’s Office of Highway Safety. Investigator Harley speaks with us about the NTSB’s role in investigating all transportation-related incidents, how they decide which incidents to investigate, and what happens during an investigation.

On Episode 3 of the ResponderSafety.com podcast, Chief Rich Marinucci, Executive Director of the Fire Department Safety Officers Association (FDSOA), offers his take on the biggest safety risks to firefighters today, the role of the safety officer at roadway incident responses, why preventable deaths from operations like backing up apparatus are still happening, and the FDSOA’s new Certified Traffic Incident Management Technician credential.