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KTVB says, Celilo Miles a 27-year-old Idaho native is a student, model and wildland firefighter for the Nez Perce tribe. The casting agency reached out to her via Instagram message. It is by far the biggest modeling gig she has ever done....
International Journal of Wildland Fire insists on high standards of ethical behaviour throughout the publication process. Our journal editors work within the guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE). Further information on our...
The best way for wildland fire personnel to prevent COVID-19 illness is to avoid being exposed to SARS-CoV-2. As of August 2020, current guidance and recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Fire Management Board's Interagency Wildland Fire Medical and Public...
Objective: Our research aimed to characterize excess mortality and morbidity events, and the economic value of these impacts, from wildland fire smoke exposure in the US. over a multi-year period; to date no other burden assessment has done this. Methods: We first completed a systematic review...
International Journal of Wildland Fire insists on high standards of ethical behaviour throughout the publication process. Our journal editors work within the guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE). Further information on our...
(ii) the personal protective equipment (PPE) currently used by Spanish WFF (Madrid, Spain), which includes thermal-resistant clothing (65% fire retardant viscose, 30% Nomex and 5% Kevlar, 1.5 kg, surface mass 270 g ± m−2, thermal resistance 0.019 m2K·W−1and evaporative resistance ...
Injuries were divided into 5 categories [8,9]: 1. Activity performed at the time of injury (physical and practical training, preventive work, forest fire, other activities). 2. Time of injury (previous year, or more than one year ago). 3. Cause of injury (impact or overuse); impact ...
firefighters; wildland fire; chemical hazards; occupational disease; occupational health1. Introduction Firefighters face several occupational risks at the fire front, often challenging to identify. Limited studies assess real-time occupational exposure of firefighters [1,2], impeding a comprehensive ...
It has been reported that one firefighter is injured every 8 min while on active service [11] and that approximately 20% of firefighters may become injured during their working day [12]. Moreover, it has been informed that the body regions that are most frequently injured are knees (14%)...