When it comes to firefighter rehabilitation, is what we’re doing good enough? Realistically speaking, does your organization have the resources to perform this vital function properly? While many organizations have standard operating procedures for this function, many have not been updated or are not even enforced. The function of firefighter rehab is more than compliance with a standard: it’s ensuring that emergency responders are supported before, during, and after an incident. This presentation will give attendees actionable items to take back to their agencies for establishing goals for firefighter rehab operations and recognizing risks such as heat-related injuries, cold-related injuries, myocardial infarctions, and carbon monoxide poisoning.
840 Armed Forces Dr
Ashwaubenon, WI 54304
United States
1. Define the key components of a comprehensive firefighter rehabilitation program.
2. Identify the minimum requirements for hydration and rest during emergency incident rehabilitation.
3. List the physiological signs and symptoms that necessitate formal rehabilitation.