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Tag Archives: Dave LeBlanc

Mirror, Mirror On The Wall

It can be very easy to go through the motions on this job; you can wear the shirt, show up and “be there” without positively contributing.

Posted byData Not DramaMay 25, 2021Posted inCommentary, FirefightingTags:Commentary, Dave LeBlanc, FirefightingLeave a comment on Mirror, Mirror On The Wall

Mindset

We will create firefighters that are fearful and tentative about doing their jobs.

Posted byData Not DramaMay 23, 2021Posted inEducation, Risk, SafetyTags:Dave LeBlanc, Education, Risk, Safety1 Comment on Mindset

44.7 Percent

With every LODD there is a chorus of “see, we told you this job was dangerous and we were right,” versus an honest assessment of what actually happened.

Posted byData Not DramaMay 6, 2021Posted inCommentary, Line of Duty DeathsTags:Commentary, Dave LeBlanc, Line of Duty Deaths, United States Fire AdministrationLeave a comment on 44.7 Percent

Remembrance and Purpose

A statement so bastardized from its original intent that its creator barely recognizes it.

Posted byData Not DramaApril 28, 2021Posted inRiskTags:Dave LeBlanc, Risk, SafetyLeave a comment on Remembrance and Purpose

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