Why Summer Is So Damaging First responders don’t get to stay home just because it’s hot out. Your job isn’t a ‘weather permitting’ job. That’s why as temperatures rise, it’s more important than ever to hydrate and to make sure you’re taking proper care of your PPE gear. Your PPE gear may keep you safe, …
Cancer rates among firefighters are statistically significant: a 2013 study found increased incidence risk and mortality rates for all cancers among firefighters. A follow-up study found that the amount of time spent directly engaged in live fire assignments was directly related to incidents of lung cancer and leukemia. It’s clear that this is a problem. …