New Auburn Firefighters Finish IAFF Safety and Survival Training

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Auburn, MA — January 9 — Members of the Auburn Fire Department completed the International Association of Fire Fighters Fire Ground Safety and Survival Program on January 9th, marking the end of the first week of new recruit orientation. The purpose of the training is to guarantee uniformity in Mayday operations and prevention among chief officers, company officials, and firemen. Creating standard operating procedures facilitates better communication and collaboration in emergency situations.
In the event that firefighters become lost, confused, hurt, low on air, or imprisoned while working on the fireground, the curriculum equips them to take possibly life-saving measures. The fire service uses this kind of standardized training extensively to promote firefighter safety. Auburn Fire Department continues to emphasize formal training as part of its commitment to readiness and operational safety.