The 3 Essentials of an Effective Fireground Arrival Report | Tactical Impact
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The 3 Essentials of an Effective Fireground Arrival Report | Tactical Impact

B1IntermediateOctober 23, 202654 min
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As the first line goes, so goes the fire. The first arrival report sets the tone for everything communicated afterward. On this episode of Tactical Impact, Chandler Moore, fire chief and FDIC Advisory Board member, and captain with Martin County Fire and Rescue (FL) breaks down the three essentials of an effective fireground arrival report: content, flow, and tone. What should officers communicate in their initial radio report? How should they organize the information? And how does their delivery affect communication on the fireground? Moore explores how officers can sharpen these skills to provide clear...

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