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Chainsaws and Fire Season 2016: A Chat with Travis Dotson
In this first podcast Alex Viktora and Travis Dotson LLC, discuss the topic of chainsaws on the fireline and the exposure involved. Specific data from this season is compared to seasons past to help add perspective. Much of the focus in this episode is spent on the rather recent phenomenon of “fuel geysers” and what chainsaw operators can do differently right now related to this danger.
Emerging Lessons - 2016
Alex Viktora and Travis Dotson discuss emerging numbers and lessons from the year so far. Topics discussed include early season physical training medical emergencies, equipment burning up (including lessons about parking in the black), and tire failures. Tune in to get dialed!
Wildland Fire Leadership Challenge - Digging a Little Deeper
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