Fire departments face many risks and hazards in the course of public protection. However, many fire service agencies fail to adequately manage and mitigate organizational liability exposures that can [...]
Insurance agents often focus on the tangible risks and challenges different professions face. However, some hidden stressors can also affect the well-being of individuals and the community, particularly firefighters. [...]
Volunteer firefighters are integral to safety for many communities. They operate much like professional firefighters but work on a volunteer basis and do not typically receive financial compensation for [...]
Along with paid firefighters, volunteer firefighters are vital to keeping our communities safe. Firefighting is a noble venture, and most departments need volunteers to have enough hands ready to [...]
As insurance agents, you must recognize the unique challenges that firefighters and fire departments face, including the vulnerability of their essential equipment. The right insurance coverage can help departments [...]
Technology has transformed firefighting by allowing personnel to survey a site via drones, better understand how fires spread with artificial intelligence, and manage staffing schedules with specialized software. While [...]
Firefighters face many dangers in the course of their work. Unfortunately, they also face frequent legal claims related to accidents, injuries, property damage, and even wrongful death. The higher [...]
In their dedication to saving lives, firefighters often encounter situations where they need to provide medical assistance, giving rise to significant liability risks. As an agent, you should understand [...]
The extraordinary demands of the job can take a heavy toll on firefighters’ mental health. For that reason, firefighters need comprehensive mental health care to foster resilience and recovery. [...]
Volunteer firefighters choose to spend their free time helping others. They may work a full-time job throughout the week and then volunteer for the fire department for little to [...]
