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Fire Fighter Level I Personal Protective Equipment Reference: - IFSTA Essentials 4 th /5 th Edition Lesson 2 - Personnel

Fire Fighter Level I Personal Protective Equipment Personnel Requirements Physical Medical Mental FFI: Personal Protective Equipment – Lesson 2

Fire Fighter Level I Personal Protective Equipment Physical Requirements Physical condition Agility Facial Features (SCBA Mask) FFI: Personal Protective Equipment – Lesson 2

Fire Fighter Level I Personal Protective Equipment Medical Requirements #1 Killer of Fire Fighters: Heart Attack USFA Heart Attack: 44% Deaths 52 MI’s 44% FFI: Personal Protective Equipment – Lesson 2

Fire Fighter Level I Personal Protective Equipment Statistics FFI: Personal Protective Equipment – Lesson 2

Fire Fighter Level I Personal Protective Equipment Heart Disease Obesity Smoking Lack of Exercise FFI: Personal Protective Equipment – Lesson 2

Fire Fighter Level I Personal Protective Equipment Ways to avoid/counter-act heart disease Diet Quit Aerobic Conditioning Target Heart Rate Physical Conditioning FFI: Personal Protective Equipment – Lesson 2

Fire Fighter Level I Personal Protective Equipment Mental Requirements Adequate Training Self Confidence Emotions FFI: Personal Protective Equipment – Lesson 2