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FEDERAL LODD / DEPT. OF JUSTICE RULE CHANGES-UPDAT Comment (0)
Date Posted: Sep 04 2008
Department of Justice Requests Comment on Public Safety Officers' Benefits Program Rulemaking
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Captain Sean T. Whiten Comment (0)
Date Posted: Aug 09 2008
August 9, 2008
Roscoe Volunteer Fire Company
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Deputy Chief Michael David Crotty Comment (0)
Date Posted: Apr 10 2008
April 8, 2008
Lawrence Park Fire Department,
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Firefighter Brad Holmes Comment (4371)
Date Posted: Mar 21 2008
March 5, 2008
Pine Township Engine Company
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Lt. Nicholas Picozzi Jr Comment (0)
Date Posted: Mar 21 2008
March 5, 2008
Lower Chichester Fire Department
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2006 PA LODD NIOSH Report Released Comment (0)
Date Posted: Feb 05 2008
On December 7, 2006, a 25-year-old male volunteer fire fighter responded to a restaurant fire. On-scene, the fire fighter helped remove part of a wall to access burning wires. Units returned to their station one hour later, and the fire fighter returned home for the evening. debris, and was found not breathing while still wearing his SCBA and SCBA mask. The second fire fighter received injuries requiring time off from work
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2007 PA LODD NIOSH Report Released Comment (0)
Date Posted: Feb 05 2008
On February 4, 2007, a 27-year-old male career fire fighter (the victim) and a 38-year-old male career fire fighter were trapped under a canopy which collapsed off of a burning residential garage. The victim was pinned under the canopy debris, and was found not breathing while still wearing his SCBA and SCBA mask. The second fire fighter received injuries requiring time off from work
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Firefighter Harvey Jordan Comment (0)
Date Posted: Jan 12 2008
January 7, 2008
Penn Hills Volunteer Fire Department
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Miscommunication' before LODD of Scranton Captain Comment (0)
Date Posted: Jan 08 2008
Scranton Fire Capt. James Robeson, a 25-year veteran, was in the bucket lift of a fire truck, trying to prevent flames from spreading to neighboring houses, when he came into contact with an arc from a power line and suffered a fatal shock. Three other firefighters suffered electrical burns and were hospitalized. "This is just a tragic, tragic (case of) what appears to be miscommunication," Deputy Fire Chief Terry Osborne said Monday.
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Captain Jim Robeson Comment (5)
Date Posted: Jan 07 2008
January 6, 2008
City of Scranton Fire Department
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