On-Demand Webinar: Liability Concerns for Firefighter Training & OSHA’s New Recommendations
This event was originally held on October 15th
and is now available for on demand viewing.
Duration: 1 Hour
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Summary
What are the real liabilities associated with training fire and EMS personnel? Sure, there’s lots of theoretical ways that personnel and organizations can get sued for training-related matters, but how is the fire service actually being sued? And what role can training play in reducing a fire department’s overall liability? Curt Varone will look at liability when it comes to firefighter training in this new webinar. With recent proposals to OSHA’s standard for fire departments, learn how this standard could impact your training responsibilities and requirements.
Speakers
Curt Varone has more than 40 years of experience in the fire service, including 29 years as a career firefighter with Providence, RI, retiring as a deputy assistant chief (shift commander). He is a practicing attorney who is licensed in Maine and Rhode Island and served as the director of the Public Fire Protection Division at the NFPA. Varone is the author of two books, "Legal Considerations for Fire and Emergency Services" and "Fire Officer's Legal Handbook," and remains active as a deputy chief in Exeter, RI.
Moderator | Peter Matthews
Editor-in-Chief
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