TEEX ESTI encourages all Departments and Personnel to stay informed of the latest safety, health, and first responder related topics.

Below you will find several useful links:

Safety And Health

Columbus Recovery Center

Confidential Helpline for First Responders in Texas – 24 hr hotline 833-367-4689

IAFC Fire and EMS National Emergency Safety and Survival Alert – 2/1/19

Firefighters and Asbestos Exposure – A Free In-depth Guide

Firefighters Exposed to Asbestos – Find Out How and When

Lavender Ribbon Report: Best Practices for Preventing Firefighter Cancer

2023 Safety Stand Down: Lithium-Ion Batteries: Are You Ready?
 

Grand Prairie Fire Department Chief Robert Fite Cancer Information Video

Everyone Goes Home

Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives

Courage to Be Safe

Leadership-Accountability-Culture-Knowledge

NVFC Best Practices for Preventing Firefighter Cancer 

NVFC Share the Load Program

Healthy Firefighter (Health – Nutrition – Lifestyle – Education)

Firefighter Behavioral Health Alliance

IAFF Behavioral Health Program 

National Fallen Firefighters Foundation

Firefighter Close Calls

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Firefighter Investigation / Prevention 

National Highway Institute  

USFA Risk Management Practices in the Fire Service

HazMat Transcaer / Chemtrec 

Chemical Safety Board  

Tactical

Modern Fire Behavior

Firefighter Safety Research Institute / Advancing Fire Science

Updated Interior Fire Operations

National Incident Management System / FEMA NIMS

Other

Preparing Texas (Texas Emergency Management – available training)  

Texas Interagency Coordination Center

Texas A&M Forest Service

Texas Commission on Fire Protection

State Firefighters’ & Fire Marshals Association

National Fire Protection Association

Close Your Door

Relevant TEEX ESTI Training

National Fire Academy (NFA)

Extension Program

Leadership Program (Fire Officer/FSCEO)


Industrial Emergencies for Municipal Based Responders (IEMBR)

Save Practices for Traffic Incident Responders

Texas Annual Fire Training Schools

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