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Posted By: Leigh Hubbard
Mon Nov 30th, 2020
I knew it from the second he took my cocktail order. He had been trained in customer service by the very best. He knew that his one and only job was to make my evening in their dining establishment as service friendly as possible. My waiter was trained by the elite of the elite. My waiter was a Chic
Posted By: Jamie Lacy
Mon Nov 2nd, 2020
The ISFSI Board of Directors is a very hands-on, active group of servant leaders. Those seeking to run should consider their availability and willingness to be active and engaged. This is a time stringent commitment. The International Society of Fire Service Instructors Nominations and Elections Com
Posted By: Anthony Avillo
Wed Oct 28th, 2020
Full Contact Training with Chief AvilloEffective Survival Training – Putting on the Pressure
It is critical that firefighters be taught and understand basic survival tactics and skills. Successfully negotiating entanglements is one of those skills. Negotiating a reduced clearance area is another. D
Posted By: John M Buckman, III
Wed Oct 28th, 2020
As students we have all experienced many excellent instructors and some that were not so excellent. Instructors role is to be one of the motivational factors in the delivery of content that is absorbed by the student. The role of the Instructor has been evolving and even as of this writing the use o
Posted By: Emily Stephens
Wed Oct 28th, 2020
Tell us about yourself and why you decided to join the fire service
I am a retired firefighter/EMT from South Metro (Denver) Fire Rescue (SMFR). When I left SMFR, I decided to start a business, Fireline Training & Consulting, because I had recognized a need for help with writing tasks at all levels
