Why CSG?
Saving Fire Service Careers since 2006
Administrative safety violations are the root of most firefighter personnel actions, terminations, and workplace lawsuits. These are all stressful and costly events that impact morale and public trust. Additionally, administrative safety violations frequently derail the agency’s efforts at recruitment and inclusion.
For more than a decade, Career Survival Group has been established as the premier resource for addressing fire service administrative safety having provided Career Survival training to more than 100 agencies in the US and Canada and thousands of firefighters.
Our experience fills in the gaps created by existing “check the box” administrative trainings. Our “boots on the ground” approach clarifies risks and models familiar operational safety formulas
Testimonials
Delivered in a very honest way
Type of Service: Other
Rank of Commenter: Captain
It was good information. It was delivered in a very honest way which was good. With over 30 years in the fire service this is a must for the new generation.As a veteran the material reinforces good leadership and accountability. There have been many good changes to the culture of fire service during my career. I have some professional regrets that I saw chief officers condone the bad behavior and not put a stop to it. Now I am in a position to call those individuals on it when it happens. Fortunately those occurrences are less today. It also stupid and a liability to not admit recent mistakes. This just further erodes the public trust. The company officer is truly the parent or grown up that makes and aligns the line personnel with the mission of the department. At all levels we need to recognize what we do right, wrong and could do better. I would like to leave the fire service better than I found it. But it is a dynamic environment that needs leadership at all levels to be a success. It’s a work in progress. Take the unions opion as one of many perspectives. The line will get positive learning tools out of your class. Thank you
Maybe the fire service should be like elementary school and have you put away your phone in your locker since people can’t appropriately use them?
San Jose fire department
Career Survival
Type of Service: Career Survival Training
Rank of Commenter: Chief Officer
Excellent and valuable training. Eric kept the group engaged and conveyed the important message in a reasonable timeframe.
Thank you.
Dan Vega
SJFD