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Presumptive Health Initiative

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IAFF Voice Radio Communications Guide for the Fire Service

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Google Flu Trends Tool

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Safety Alerts

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Near-Miss Report of the Month

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IAFF Behavioral Wellness Manual

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CPAT License Information

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Emergency Incident Rehabilitation Program


Who We Are/ About Us

The mission of the IAFF's occupational health, safety and medical efforts is to identify hazards, develop and disseminate user friendly technical materials and information, and provide assistance so IAFF members can recognize and control the safety, health and medical needs associated with our profession. To assist in the achievement of that goal, the IAFF offers a comprehensive array of services addressing occupational health, safety and medicine through the Division of Occupational Health, Safety and Medicine and the Department of Occupational Health and Safety and Department of Behavioral Health, Wellness and Member Support

Programs

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Cancer and Occupational Disease Database

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Redmond Foundation

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Disaster Operations and Relief

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Emergency Incident Rehabilitation Program

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Emergency Vehicle Safety Initiative

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Project HEROES

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Wellness-Fitness Initiative

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Wellness-Fitness Initiative (WFI)

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WFI 'I Am Alive' Video

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WFI Saves Lives and Resources Video

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Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT)

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CPAT License

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Peer Fitness Trainer Program (PFT)

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Behavioral Health Wellness Manual

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Fit to Survive

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Fitness on the Front Line:  Staying Prepared

Fatalities, Injuries and Near-Misses

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IAFF LODD Policy

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LODD Database

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LODD Forms - US and Canada

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PSOB/PSOEA Fact Sheet and Background

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NIOSH Fire Fighter Fatality Project

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Fallen Fire Fighters Memorial

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Fire Fighter Near-Miss Reporting System

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Death and Injury Survey

Staff, Committees, Trainers

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Division Staff

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Occupational Health and Safety Committee

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Labor/Employee Assistance Program Committee

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Wellness Fitness Committee

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IAFF Representation on Standards Development Committees

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Peer Fitness Trainers

Occupation Disease

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State and Provincial Legislation

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Heart and Lung

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Cancer

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Infectious Disease

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Fact Sheets

Occupational Medicine

bullet Occupational Medicine Resident Program
bullet NIOSH Alert:  Preventing Fire Fighter Fatalities Due to Heart Attacks
 

To promote education, the Redmond Foundation sponsors a biennial symposium on the occupational health and hazards of the fire service. The John P. Redmond Foundation's 20th Symposium will be held November 8-12, 2009 at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza in Los Angeles, California.

     
  The IAFF/IAFC Joint Labor-Management Wellness-Fitness Program provides a holistic, positive rehabilitating and educational approach to wellness and fitness programs in the fire service.
  Joint Labor-Management Wellness-Fitness Programs Pay Off.
  Become a Peer Fitness Trainer and help improve fire fighter wellness and fitness.
  A fair and valid evaluation tool to assist in selecting fire fighter candidates
  An online guide to health, fitness and nutrition created expressly for IAFF members
    This site is a resource for fire fighters and their families to better understand the risks associated with high blood pressure and to help them manage their condition.
  The IAFF and Pfizer initiative encourages IAFF members and their families to take on healthier lifestyles by quitting smoking.
     
  General information about presumptive legislation and detailed information on state and provincial presumption laws.
  Honors the sacrifice made by IAFF members who serve as professional fire fighters and emergency medical personnel who have given their lives in the line of duty.
  Help improve fire fighter safety by sharing near-miss experiences.
  Developed from a joint IAFF and USFA study of safety and technology designed for a wide fire service audience with a minimum level of familiarity with basic communications issues such as hardware, policy and procedures and human interface.
  A program to better educate our members on the importance of rehabilitation during emergency operations or training exercises.
  Focuses on safety on fire apparatus and at roadway emergency scenes.  

International Association of Fire Fighters
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Copyright © 2009 International Association of Fire Fighters.  Last Modified:  7/4/2009