Why good command matters at ALL fires. ⚠️🔥

When does "good command" matter? In this clip from our full Aggressive Command Supports Aggressive Firefighting program we'll discuss some misconceptions about "bread and butter fires" and when strong, quality incident command matters.
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[@user-kt8yd6we4e]

Good presentation. I promise, stuff happens whether you're ready for it or not. A best practice is to organize your actions and resources ahead of what the fire is doing, or everything will be a reaction action.

[@Michael_Mason]

This is probably one of the best lectures I’ve ever seen discussed. I only command wildland but all of this is still 100% relevant. All of our standard fire fighting orders in watch outs are all because somebody or some bodies died and learn the hard way. Checklists and procedures on these fires are happening before we even get there. Good command isn’t just good to have. It is absolutely mandatory.

[@sergiuu280]

you need to watch this video every start of the shift , even if you're a firefighter , chief , any rank . This motivates you to always learn and train . Thanks for the great video . We want more .

[@nmartin33]

Thank you!

[@DIRTDUMMY1]

Over inflated egos because of what we've gotten away with... SPOT ON. (It was going great, until it wasnt)