Ronin RescueCast

RescueCast 88 D4H Whats New! by Ronin Rescue

RescueCast 87 Clive B by Ronin Rescue

RescueCast 86 - PDV, Courant And Arborist by Ronin Rescue

In RescueCast 85 we speak with Dave Connolly of the Dublin Fire Brigade. Dave is one of the Station Officers at their technical rescue station, and their lead technical rescue instructor. We chat with Dave about his background and how he got into technical rescue as well as the technical rescue techniques and some of the calls conducted by the Dublin FB.

In RescueCast 84 we speak with Peter Nicol about leading a rescue team at GRIMP NA in both 2019 and then again in 2022. We talk about the differences in his approach as well as the team training between the two events. We discuss the scenarios and his growth from first time Team Leader and competitor to placing third at the next edition.

In RescueCast 83 we speak to Shaggy & Funk from Vertical Integrity Rescue, Micah from Peak Rescue and Nate from Elevated Safety about their upcoming NPR - New Paradigm Rescue Class. Or should it be called the the NBR - No BS Rescue Class. The Jan offering is sold out but listen for the drop on the next date and location...

In RescueCast 82 we speak with Steph Roy a former Canadian Forces Search and Rescue Technician about his career, the CF SAR program and some of the rescues he was part of.

In track 81 we chat with Miles Randell, president of TEAAM. TEAAM is one of the first not for profit helicopter rescue societies in Western Canada. We discuss the reasons why TEAAM was formed, what type of emergencies they respond to as well as the challenges in running such an organization.

Did you want that 11mm rope? RescueCast 80 is just a quick blurb from Ronin Rescue about Change Management in Government Organizations. Hopefully we have provided some hints on how to get change through your organization.

In RescueCast 79 we chat with Bryan, Robert and Ryan from Chisholm Trail Rescue about their first rescue competition at GRIMP Day in Namur. We chat about their take aways of the event, the training they completed prior and what they would do next time. A definite listen for any North American Fire Department Rescue Team that wants to compete at an international competition.