Lessons and experiences from the front seat in the streets.

Mark Gregory from PL Vulcan Training joins us and taps into his 30 years of experience in the fire service. We dive into the popularly vs respect, and how this will affect you as a company officer both on and off the fireground

Knowing your place in the stack is critical and it comes from motivation, discipline, and most of all, experience.

Wisdom comes in time and experience, and Mark shares his priceless take on company officer leadership.

PL Vulcan Training Website:

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Mickey Farrell from Top Floor Tactics joins us and taps into his 22 years of experience in the fire service. We dive into the firehouse kitchen, mindset of a winning team and officer.

Knowing your place in the stack is critical and it comes from motivation, discipline, and most of all, experience

Wisdom comes in time and Mickey Shares his priceless take on Company Officer leadership.

Mickey is an accomplished Author, Speaker and Educator.

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https://topfloortactics.com/

Thank you all for the feedback and continued support !! I have decided to focus on company officer topics and development.

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Episode 18: Company Officer Leadership Dividends, and Navigating Personnel Challenges

The most difficult part of leadership will be the relationships you develop with those you work with. We go over establishing your level of expectations and leading by example. Fires will come and those are the easiest part of the job. Personnel problems and challenges will test your leadership, Tim taps into his 31 years of experience of real world hands on examples

of challenges faced by the company officer both on and off the fire ground .

Contact information:

Tim’s Email: [email protected]

Tim’s Book “ Stretching and Operating the First Line “ : https://a.co/d/cn72EYL

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Company Officer Command and Competence

Real world lessons, and experiences

18 years Camden Fire Department

Bobby Eckert is a ladder company captain in the Camden (NJ) Fire Department. He has a BS in public safety administration from Neumann University and is a Pro Board Level II instructor. He owns and operates Eckert Fire Tactics LLC.

Contact Bobby

Instagram :

@Eckert_335

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Eckert Fire Tactics LLC

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Eckert Fire Tactics

https://www.eckertfiretactics.com

30 + years Fire Service Experience

Deputy Assistant Chief FDNY

Company officer leadership styles and challenges faced by today’s frontline officers.

Reach Chief Leeb : [email protected]

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A good mentor is like a good wingman…they will always be there and never leave your side. Today’s Tip of The Spear Leadership Podcast Special is about just that…preventing your people from becoming a “Quiet Quitter.”

Transitioning as a new officer can be one of the most difficult things a firefighter can go through in their career. Leadership styles and command presence is key and often not taught in the average officer candidate school, or as in many cases, there is no formal education for new officers at all. Mike helps bridge that gap in this episode as we dive into his experience, wisdom, and lessons learned as an officer with the FDNYs Elite Rescue 1, SOC, and his time as a float officer.

Reach out to Mike on Instagram:

@Michaelpena176

Tunnel to Towers Foundation:

Facebook: Tunnel to Towers Foundation 

Instagram: @tunnel2towers

Web Site: www.T2T.org

An in-depth discussion on how ego and humility plays into our daily lives. Moral values and experienced based decision making has ripple effects that stay with you. Danny tells his story and shares his wisdom.

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Instagram: @ironsboss_44

Email: [email protected]