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Saturday, November 21, 2009

Watery Saves

Public safety diving operations are extremely complex and involve a tremendous amount of risk, but those risks can be eliminated, avoided, shared or mitigated. Because most fire departments don't encounter such operations on a routine basis, they can be categorized as high-risk/low-frequency events. This makes preparation and training even more critical to safety and effectiveness. Most of us do not have enough water rescues or enough of the same type of water rescues to rely on our call volume to prepare us to perform safely and effectively. The same is true for many special operation disciplines. Risk management ...

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