OSHA – Adding Your Voice
Jun 2024
Introduces OSHA’s proposed Emergency Response Standard, a comprehensive regulatory framework designed to modernize and enforce critical health and safety protections for fire fighters.
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Early Detection of Cancer
Jun 2024
Learn how early cancer detection helps fire fighters improve treatment outcomes through recommended screenings, risk awareness, and proactive health monitoring. -
Get Your Tests Sheet
Jun 2024
Learn why fire fighters should get tested for cancer early and explore recommended screening guidelines, prevention resources, and steps to protect long-term health. -
Structure Defense Guide Card
Jun 2024
Addresses essential structure triage, tactical options, and hazard control metrics to manage safety and operational planning during wildland-urban interface fire incidents. -
Single Egress Stairwells – Joint Statement with Metro Chiefs
Jun 2024
Opposes legislative efforts to permit a single exit stairway in multifamily buildings, citing severe safety risks to residents and fire fighters. -
Metallic Buildup in SCBAs – FAQs
Jun 2024
Addresses common questions, testing update details, and reporting instructions regarding the discovery of metallic substances inside fire fighter SCBA regulators. -
Metallic Buildup in SCBAs
Jun 2024
Outlines safety warnings, independent testing updates, and inspection recommendations regarding metallic substance buildup in fire fighter SCBA regulators. -
How to Talk About Fire Fighter Suicide
May 2024
Explore guidance on how to talk about fire fighter suicide, address sensitive questions, and navigate spiritual concerns after loss. -
Burn Fund Assistance Application
May 2024
Access the IAFF Burn Fund Assistance Application to request financial support and resources for fire fighters and their families affected by burn injuries. -
Cancer Awareness Video Playlist
May 2024
Hear powerful survivor stories from fire fighters affected by occupational cancer and learn about the impact of cancer in the fire service during Fire Fighter Cancer Awareness Month (FFCAM).