Harold A. Schaitberger General President Richard M. Duffy Assistant to the General President Occupational Health, Safety & Medicine	Thomas H. Miller General Secretary-Treasurer James E. Brinkley Director Department of Occupational Health and Safety
This compact disc holds the IAFF Fire Fighter Line-of-Duty Death or Injury Investigation Manual as well as LODD investigative tools, including Resources and LODD and Serious Injury Reports, for your viewing and use. To view a document, click on its title below. Once you click a document it will open in a separate window. You can download the document to your computer and print it, either off this disc or after you download it. After you have finished you must close the document to view another title. If you do not have Adobe Reader, click here, this will download this product from this CD. You can also download this product and obtain information on its use at the Adobe Website: MANUAL Resources DHS, National Incident Management System FAA, Aircraft Accident and Incident Notification, Investigation, and Reporting IAFF Developing Fire Service Labor/Employee Assistance and CISM Programs IAFF Emergency Incident Rehabilitation, United States Fire Administration IAFF Fallen Fire Fighter Family Support Guidelines IAFF Funeral Protocol IAFF Line of Duty Death Notification, Assistance and Investigation Policy IAFF LODD User Notification Guide IAFF On Message – Effective Public Relations for IAFF Affiliates IAFF Summary of the US Federal Benefits for Public Safety Officers; PSOB & PSOEA Programs IAFF Thermal Stress Protocol IAFF Voice Radio Communications Guide for the Fire Service, USFA IAFF IAFC Fire Service Joint Labor/Management Wellness-Fitness Initiative IAFF IAFC Joint Guide on OSHA's Fire Fighters’ Two-in/Two-out Regulation IAFC Line of Duty Death Guide Montgomery County Fire & Rescue, MD, Respiratory Protection Program NIOSH Fire Fighter SCBA Evaluation Protocol OSHA General Duty Clause Summary OSHA Title 29 CFR part 1910.120 – HazWoper OSHA Title 29 CFR part 1910.132 – Personal Protective Equipment OSHA Title 29 CFR part 1910.134 – Respiratory Protection OSHA Title 29 CFR part 1910.146 – Confined Space OSHA Title 29 CFR part 1910.156 – Fire Brigades USFA Firefighter Autopsy Protocol, United States Fire Administration USFS, Findings from the Wildland Firefighters Human Factors Workshop LINE-OF-DUTY DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY REPORTS Apopka Fire Department, Final Report; April 23, 2008 Baltimore City Fire Department, Independent Investigation, Final Report; February 9, 2007 Baltimore City Fire Department, Independent Investigation, Appendices; February 9, 2007 Boston Fire Department, Board of Inquiry; January 9, 2009 Buffalo Fire Department, Genesee Street LODD Investigation; December 2, 2009 Charleston Sofa Super Store Fire Fighter Fatality Report; June 18, 2007 Colerain Township, Ohio, Preliminary Report; April 4, 2008 Colerain Township, Ohio, Final Report; April 4, 2008 Dennison, Texas, State Fire Marshal LODD Report; December 30, 2006 District of Columbia Fire and EMS, Report from the Reconstruction Committee; May 30, 1999 Fire Department City of New York, LODD Report; January 3, 2008 Los Angeles City Fire Department, Preliminary Report;  August 14, 2004 Los Angeles County Fire Department, Factual Report; August 30, 2009 Ottawa, ON - Serious Injuries Report; February 12, 2007 Phoenix Fire Department, Southwest Supermarket; March 14, 2001 Pittsburgh Fire Department, Bricelyn Street Board of Inquiry; February 14, 1995 Prince William County Fire Fighter Fatality Report; January 26, 2008 South Canyon Fire Investigation - Storm King Mountain; July 6, 1994 IAFF LODD Website This website provides resources for affiliates to use after a member dies in the line-of-duty, as well as a link to the LODD database.  It explains the steps that the IAFF takes to honor and memorialize our members that die in the line-of-duty.  To access these web pages, click here: NIOSH The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health's Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program conducts independent investigations of fire fighter line-of-duty deaths. Their website provides access to all NIOSH investigation reports and other fire fighter safety resources.  To access these reports, click here: PSOB The Public Safety Officers' Benefits (PSOB) Program provides death and education benefits to survivors of fallen fire fighters and other first responders, as well as disability benefits to fire fighters catastrophically injured in the line of duty.  The program also provides educational funding assistance to the survivors of a fallen fire fighter or other first responder.  The program is administered by the United States Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs.  For more information on PSOB programs, click here: