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  • Reasons To Regularly Inspect Firefighting Tools

    Reasons To Regularly Inspect Firefighting Tools

    A firefighter must always be ready for the call. From preparedness to ensuring safety, learn about the reasons to regularly inspect firefighting tools here.

    Ashley Nibbana |

  • Tips for Maintaining Wildland Firefighting Gear

    Tips for Maintaining Wildland Firefighting Gear

      Although most people think a wildland firefighter’s workday gets started when they approach a fire, many responsibilities occupy their time. Mitigation work, Rx burning and a host of other...

    Amanda Delatorre |

  • Tips for Creating a Wildland Firefighter Training Program

    Tips for Creating a Wildland Firefighter Training Program

    Before mastering the many other skills needed in a wildland firefighter’s career, applicants must get one skill down: organization. It takes time and planning to put together a workout regimen...

    Amanda Delatorre |

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    The Main Dangers That Wildland Firefighters Face

    Entering burning forests to combat uncontrollable wildfires isn’t exactly the safest job that one could pursue. Thus, entering the inherently dangerous field of wildland firefighting to help protect people and...

    Amanda Delatorre |

  • The Most Common Causes of Wildfires

    The Most Common Causes of Wildfires

    Each year, wildfires consume millions of acres of land. To prevent them from occurring, familiarize yourself with some of the most common causes of wildfires.

    Amanda Delatorre |

  • The Different Wildfire Suppression Tactics

    The Different Wildfire Suppression Tactics

    From a basic control line to hot spotting, here are some of the different wild suppression tactics that wildland firefighters must know and implement.

    Amanda Delatorre |

  • The Different Types of Wildland Fires

    The Different Types of Wildland Fires

    Depending on the conditions of a fire event, multiple types of fires can occur. To learn about the different types of wildland fires, continue reading.

    Amanda Delatorre |