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Mission Statement
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The mission of the OSFSI is to provide effective continuous leadership and training to fire and emergency services instructors in the State of Ohio. The Society is committed to reducing firefighter fatalities and injuries by increasing firefighter safety and awareness through education.
To be recognized and respected as one of the premier fire and emergency service organizations offering the highest quality of educational excellence to Ohio’s fire service
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We are pleased to announce the launch of our New OSFSI On-Line Store! You are now able to purchase apparel and select merchandise with the OSFSI logo direct, embroidered by MADHOUZFIRE. Memberships are verified prior to processing and purchases are delivered in a timely matter directly to you. Special requests and inquiries are handled by Jaime Starcheski,our account executive @ MADHOUZFIRE. Please visit this provided link and show your support for the Ohio Society of Fire Service Instructors: Welcome to The Ohio Society for Fire Service Instructors Retail Store!
__________________________________________________________________________________ Single Annual Membership to OSFSI - $40 Download the OSFSI membership form here. ________________________________________________________________________________ Current Fire Training Officer 2 Job Opening. Click here for more detials. __________________________________________________________________________________ National Fallen Firefighters Foundation (NFFF) Vulnerability Assessment Tool Program Overview (https://www.firevap.org/) The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation (NFFF), in coordination with the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA), has developed an online Vulnerability Assessment Tool that will provide fire departments with a systematic process to evaluate risk and ultimately reduce the threat of firefighter injuries and deaths. Honeywell has chosen to financially support the Vulnerability Assessment Project, and to supply leadership throughout its development. At the end of the process, users have a customized report identifying areas of vulnerability linked to firefighter injuries and deaths. Each report contains suggestions for “risk reduction alternatives” specific to identified vulnerabilities and provides pertinent industry standards and guidelines to address the identified concerns. Fire departments can then use this analysis to develop operational and strategic plans to implement the risk reduction recommendations necessary to minimize or eliminate predictable causes of line-of-duty injuries and deaths. Key Features Online and Interactive Secure Customizable Easy to Use Free ____________________________________________________________________________________ |
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The Ohio
Society of Fire Service Instructors
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