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Why Talk About Entrapments?
In January 2018, as part of work on the 2017 Annual Incident Review Summary, LLC staffers Travis and Alex recorded this discussion about entrapments. Listen to their wide-ranging conversation to find out more about entrapments, what they really are, why we're reluctant to use the term “Entrapment”—and why we should use this term more often.
To read more about entrapments in 2017, check out the 2017 Annual Incident Review Summary (Download Now).
Curious to know more about the Wagon Box incident that is discussed in this podcast? Check it out here.
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Episode 35 - Mental Health: First Steps to Getting Help
Episode 34 - Lessons From 2023
Episode 33 - Firefighter Cancer and Wellbeing
Episode 32 - Chance, Pain, Healing, and Hope
Episode 31 - Two More Chains – Fire Workers
Episode 30 - Data Points – Your UTV is on Fire
Episode 29 - Two More Chains – Lessons from Firing Operations
Episode 28 - Lessons from 2022
Episode 27 - Learning and Leaving a Legacy
Episode 26 - When Options Run Out: The Human Side of an Entrapment
Episode 25 - Fireline Lessons - Tangible Take-Aways from Recent Incidents
Episode 24 - Family Business – Two Generations Talk Fire and What’s Important Through the Years
Episode 23 - Reading, Reflecting, and Changing Behavior
Episode 22 - An Entrapment Survival Story: Before, During and After
Episode 21 - Tree Felling Accidents...What The Numbers Say
Episode 20 - Command Presence
Episode 19 - Transitions
Episode 18 - Slow and Steady: A Conversation Between Travis Dotson and Andrew Addey
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