Safety Items
OCFA Safety & Performance Implications of Hydration, Body Core Temp & Rehabilitation
The OCFA undertook a research study to examine hydration status, exertion level, core body temperature, and core body temperature, and post incident cooling techniques. With this study, OCFA hoped to gain a better understanding of firefighter job demands. Implementing study recommendations should help to minimize the inherent risks associated with the firefighting profession resulting in a healthier, safer, and more productive work force.
2008 CAL FIRE Focus on Safety "Back to Basics"
2008 CAL FIRE Focus on Safety "PPE" 2008 CAL FIRE Focus on Safety "Hydration, Nutrition & Wellness"
2009 CAL FIRE Focus on Safety "Structure Fire Awareness"
2009 CAL FIRE Focus on Safety "Back to Basics"
2009 CAL FIRE Focus on Safety "Burn Care Policies"
2009 CAL FIRE Focus on Safety "Director's Memo"
Effects of Sleep deprivation on Firefighters and EMS Responders
Poison Oak, Ivy and Sumac Tips How to avoid contact with Poison Oak, Ivy and Sumac. What to do if you think you’ve been exposed, etc.
Roadside Safety is NO ACCIDENT
Dehydration Chart
Lightning, Thunder and Micro-burst Storm Activity
Electrical Shock Hazards
Dozer/ Tractor Plow Training and Safety
"The Golden Circle"- Engine walk-around Electrical Hazzards-Lines Down
Inclement Weather Driving Awareness