
Where we explore the tragic Line of Duty Deaths of Firefighters and Paramedics, to learn from these incidents. We will try to produce two of these podcasts monthly. These podcasts are brief Synopsys of the events we have obtained from official reports and published stories. We wanted to provide an easy and convenient method for today’s firefighters to quickly learn lessons of past LODD’s and possi... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In July of 2023 two Newark NJ firefighters died during a protracted firefight on a Ship in the port of Newark. This fire was in a complex unfamiliar environment for the un prepared shore based firefighters, which resulted in these deaths and the even... more
Wow, episode 100 of the Emergency Traffic Podcast! Thank you everyone for listening to us review and discuss these Line Of Duty Deaths to honour the dead by learning from these tragedies'. The Chernobyl Firefighters, as a result of the initial firefi... more
In June of 2016 a Honolulu HI firefighter was killed during routine Surf Water Rescue training while using a Water Rescue Craft (RWC) (Jet ski), this tragic incident has many lessons that could apply to any technical or water rescue training evolutio... more
In May 2023, Irma SC Fire district responded to an automatic aid request to the Columbia-Richland Fire Dept, for an apartment building fire. At a complex that had suffered several destructive fires in prior years. During the confused firefight, part ... more
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Emergency Traffic is a great discussion of firefighting practices though the lens of the line-of-duty deaths that have influenced the field. The hosts draw on their own extensive firefighting experience to explain how incidents happened, analyze the firefighting methods employed, and present their thoughts on what can be drawn from these tragedies.
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Apple Podcasts | #215 |
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Two veteran hosts analyze firefighter and paramedic LODD incidents, extracting lessons on incident command, building construction and fire behavior, communications, and safety procedures. Episodes repeatedly emphasize risk assessment, size-up, pre-incident planning, and the human factors affecting decision-making under pressure. The show tends to feature deep dives into official reports and tragedies, translating complex findings into practical takeaways for frontline responders, departments, and training programs. A notable angle across episodes is the ongoing focus on prevention—through improved training, better radios and safety oversight, and more robust incident command structures—paired with occasional reflections on mental health and... more
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2. Jeff Fiala
3. Ron Robinson
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