Leadership Lessons From The New York Fire Department
Program Titles
- Responding to the Management Challenge
- First in Last out: Leadership Lessons from the New York Fire Department
- Importance of Leadership, take your leadership to the next level
- No one goes home until the fire is out.
- How to successfully implement consistent organization throughout all the basic levels of your business
- How to you get your people to focus on the things that matter?
- Fire up your peoples performance: How do you get your people to be fully engaged in their work?
- Firefighter Survival System: improve safety, reduces fire losses, saves lives
- Managing the Mayday
Battalion Chief John J. Salka, Jr., knows first hand the importance of effectively employing fundamental techniques.
He has compiled the leadership strategies of the Fire Department into a practical, battle tested for leaders in any field called First In, Last Out.
He emphasizes the importance of leadership, efficiency and teambuilding.
Training is not the most important thing, it is the ONLY THING!
The fire service invest lots of our time and money in equipment, apparatus, physical plant improvements, service award programs and many other worthwhile expenditures.
But all of this is wasted if we do not have a properly trained workforce that can safely and efficiently respond, operate and conclude every fire or other emergency operation they are faced with.
Think about this;
TRAINING improves SAFETY
TRAINING reduces fire LOSSES
TRAINING enhances your IMAGE
TRAINING creates ESPRIT DE CORPS
TRAINING attracts new MEMBERS
TRAINING saves LIVES
Books by Battalion Chief John J. Salka, Jr.
- First in Last out: Leadership Lessons from the New York Fire Department
- The Engine Company
- Five Alarm Leadership From Firehouse to Fireground
Book Battalion Chief John J. Salka, Jr. for your Event!