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Friday, October 26, 2012

TriData Study: Looking to the Future



To conclude our four-part Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Center series on the Wildland Fire Safety Awareness study, we focus on where we go in the future.



Here are suggestions our fire leaders say we should do now:
  • Run the survey again. (Take the survey for yourself.)
  • Go back and look at the recommendations to see what we have done and set priorities for those not done or should be eliminated. (Browles & Livingston)
  • Change the way firefighters are paid. (DeGrosky)
  • Keep TriData in the forefront through items like the refresher. (Livingston)
  • Prepare your workforce. (Cook)
Wildland Firefighter Safety Awareness Study
  • Phase I - Identifying the Organizational Culture, Leadership, Human Factors, and Other Issues Impacting Firefighter Safety (October 1996)
  • Phase II - Setting New Goals for the Organizational Culture, Leadership, Human Factors, and Other Areas Impacting Firefighter Safety (February 1997)
  • Phase III - Implementing Cultural Changes for Safety (1998)

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