Blog & Podcast
Situational Awareness Thoughts and Observations About Covid-19 (Episode 313)
In this episode, I share situational awareness thoughts and observations about the COVID-19 Pandemic and address 25 situational awareness barriers that are causing me concern.
A line of duty death perspective – The Jeff Dickey Story (Episode 312)
Lieutenant Jeff Dickey has served the Washington, D.C. Fire Department for more than 30 years. Jeff was an acting officer during an incident where a
Tracking of Personnel
Accountability: A critically important component of emergency scene safety when personnel operates in a hazardous environment. From the perspective of situational awareness, accountability plays several
Mental Health Mayday – The Verne and Chancy Friesen Story – Part 2 (Episode 311)
This interview is part 2 of a 2-part interview with Laverne Friesen and his wife, Chancy, talking about his mental health near miss and
Unexpected Information Can Be a Barrier to Situational Awareness
One of the foundations of situational awareness development is being able to make accurate predictions of future events. Making (accurate) predictions is a fairly complex
Mental Health Mayday – The Verne and Chancy Friesen Story – Part 1 (Episode 310)
This interview is part 1 of a 2-part interview with Laverne Friesen and his wife, Chancy, talking about his mental health near miss and how