Bill Gustin, a 39 year veteran of fire service is captain of Miami Dade Fire Rescue and lead instructor in his department’s officer training programs. Gustin currently serves on the editorial board and is a technical advisor for Fire Engineering Magazine. He began his fire service career in the Chicago area and teaches fire training programs in Florida and other states.
We can avoid line of duty deaths and career-ending injuries by learning from the experiences and tragedies of other fire fighters who have been there. We do this through rigorous training and research. Every lesson that you learn from what went wrong at a fire that YOU DIDN’T GO TO is another bullet that you dodge.
How should municipal fire departments interact with industrial plant fire brigades or emergency response teams? That’s the subject of this week’s Humpday Hangout with Bill Gustin, Mike Dugan, and the rest of the panel. They will be joined by guests Ed Collett, an engineer in the electric power generation industry, and by John Gross, the fire chief at the Marathon Refinery in Canton, Ohio. This week’s session will focus on such questions as:
The panel members also relate their most memorable industrial story.
In this week’s Humpday Hangout, Jason Hoevelmann, Dan Shaw, Mike Dugan, and the rest of the panel discuss what they learned at FDIC 2018.
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