This microlearning course was recorded at FDIC with expert Jack Sullivan, explaining one of the biggest cause of traffic incidents in modern day.
Course Type: Microlearning
Course Duration: 3 min
Jack Sullivan
Director of Training
Emergency Responder Safety Institute
JACK SULLIVAN, CSP, CFPS, is the director of training for the Emergency Responder Safety Institute. He served 25 years in the fire service and retired as a lieutenant and safety officer for the Lionville (PA) Fire Company. He works with various federal agencies, national organizations, and committees regarding the hazards of traffic incidents and highway incident safety for the fire service.
Courses By Jack Sullivan
This microlearning course was recorded at FDIC with expert Jack Sullivan describing where to guide autonomous vehicles within an incident scene during a temporary traffic control situation.
Course Type: Microlearning
Course Duration: 4 min
This microlearning course was recorded at FDIC with expert Jack Sullivan, describing different levels of automation firefighters might encounter.
Course Type: Microlearning
Course Duration: 3 min
This microlearning course was recorded at FDIC with expert Jack Sullivan, describing how operations centers of autonomous rideshare companies can aid first responders responding to incidents involving their vehicles.
Course Type: Microlearning
Course Duration: 6 min
This microlearning course was recorded at FDIC with expert Jack Sullivan, discussing how the public may react to an incident involving autonomous vehicles and how a department can best prepare to handle that reaction.
Course Type: Microlearning
Course Duration: 3 min
This microlearning course was recorded at FDIC with expert Jack Sullivan, describing how to safely respond to scenes involving automated vehicles.
Course Type: Microlearning
Course Duration: 6 min
Emergency responses to road and highway incidents are some of the most dangerous work faced by firefighters and emergency medical personnel. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), on average, 23 roadside workers and first responders are killed in motor vehicle-related crashes on the roadside, with hundreds of others suffering injuries from the same. Blocking with a fire apparatus can help protect fire and EMS personnel, but that's only one aspect of an overall system of strategies and tactics for highway incident response. As we will discuss in this course, there are several tactics responders should implement to provide opportunities for a safer roadside incident work area.
Course Type: Full-length Course
Course Duration: 90 min
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