The C.A.N. Report
The C.A.N. Report
Podcast Description
The C.A.N. Report is a mission to bring the fire service and first responder community of New Hampshire to the masses. NH has such a rich history in the fire service, and so many talented individuals within the state. My mission is to bring those departments and people to light. Of course, the fire service community spreads nationwide and we are all family. So along with speaking with my fellow brothers and sisters within NH, I am inviting all of my brothers and sisters from around the Nation to tell their stories, share their knowledge and passion to all of us.
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The podcast explores various themes including fire service culture, leadership challenges, training tactics, and mental health awareness. Episodes cover topics such as fitness in the fire service, the significance of behavior health support, and practical tools for enhancing emergency response effectiveness, with specific episodes focusing on navigating personal struggles in the profession and the importance of community and support systems.
The C.A.N. Report is a mission to bring the fire service and first responder community of New Hampshire to the masses. NH has such a rich history in the fire service, and so many talented individuals within the state. My mission is to bring those departments and people to light. Of course, the fire service community spreads nationwide and we are all family. So along with speaking with my fellow brothers and sisters within NH, I am inviting all of my brothers and sisters from around the Nation to tell their stories, share their knowledge and passion to all of us.
In this episode I sit down with one of my good friends…Robert Ramierz. Rob and I talk about training, The Book of Search, how to treat people right and the benefits of doing your research..Data driven knowledge over feelings.
Rob is the very proud father of two amazing boys and is currently the Division Chief of Training, Safety & Wellness for the Jupiter Fire Rescue Department.
Rob is extremely passionate about teaching…but teaching the right way…to help the student to understand and absorb the information. Rob has dedicated much of his career studying the psychological and physiological effects of stress during training.
Rob is the owner of Mayday Mindset and teaches all over the U.S. and even Europe. Mayday Mindset came from Rob's personal experience during a USAR mission in Haiti and realized that we need to break down the skills of RIT and firefighter survival.
Rob truly cares about the betterment of the brothers and sisters in the fire service and cares about treating others with respect and compassion.
I hope you all enjoy this episode and add some valuable information to your tool box.
Nozzle Tov!
https://data-not-drama.com
https://www.firefighterrescuesurvey.com
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