Sunday, April 24, 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM

Women in Fire Networking Event

Room: JW Marriott, White River Ballrooms B-D, 10 S. West

Monday, April 25, 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

Keynote: “Research on the Health of Women in the Fire Service: What We Know and Where We Are Headed Next"

Room: 101-102

Monday, April 25, 8:00 AM

25 to Survive: The Commercial Building Fire

Room: 109-110

Active Shooter: Preplanning the Response

Room: 138-139

Advanced Vehicle Extrication

Room: Offsite

Apparatus Purchasing Using NFPA 1901

Room: 206-207

Chief Officers Field Training Program

Room: 231-233

Commercial Fireground Operations

Room: Offsite

Company Level Drills: How to Leave Them Wanting More

Room: 234-235

Complete Extrication--Routine to Complex

Room: Offsite

EMS on the Fireground

Room: 134-135

Essentials of Fire Investigation: The Complete Fire Scene Examination

Room: Wabash 1

Fired Up Instructor Leadership

Room: 236-237

Flashover and Modern Fire Behavior Training

Room: Offsite

Forcible Entry “Keys” to the Job

Room: Offsite

Heavy Vehicle Extrication

Room: Offsite

High-Rises Under Construction

Room: 238-239

Lines, Ladders, Victims, and Access: Street Drills

Room: Offsite

Man vs. Machinery

Room: Offsite

Modern Extrication: Overcoming the Challenges of Change

Room: Offsite

Reading the Fireground

Room: 240-242

Residential Primary Search: Making the Grab

Room: Offsite

Rural Firefighter Operations: Training and Tactics

Room: 243-245

Stretching for Success

Room: Offsite

Tactical Risks for the First-Due

Room: Wabash 2

Truck and Rescue Company Fire Operations

Room: Offsite

Urban Fire Dynamics Boot Camp

Room: 120-122

Vent-Enter-Isolate-Search: Increasing Victim Survivability

Room: Offsite

What’s Not So Ordinary About Your Main Street Fire

Room: Wabash 3

Monday, April 25, 8:00 AM

Active Shooter Response for First-Due Company

Room: Offsite

Drilling at the Speed of Flashover

Room: Offsite

Elevator Emergency Management-Operations

Room: Offsite

Fire Tactics for Limited Staffing

Room: Offsite

Flowing and Going: Search and Extinguishment on the Fireground

Room: Offsite

Fundamentals of Open Water Rescue and Drowning Resuscitation

Room: Offsite

Live Fire: Critical Actions for First-Due Companies

Room: Offsite

Nozzle Forward

Room: Offsite

RIT Under Fire

Room: Offsite

The Engine Company: Effective Fire Attack

Room: Offsite

Tower Rescue

Room: Offsite

Truck Company Essentials

Room: Offsite

Monday, April 25, 9:15 AM

Building a Case for an Inclusive and Diverse Fire Service

Room: 103-104

Formal Mentoring for the Fire Service: A Model

Room: 107-108

Health and Wellness for Women in the Fire Service

Room: 101-102

How to Achieve and Sustain Long-Term Success at Work and Home

Room: 105-106

Monday, April 25, 11:00 AM

Addressing Suicide: A Proactive Approach to First Responder Mental Wellness

Room: 101-102

Choose to Lead

Room: 107-108

Five Things to Do Before the First Five Minutes

Room: 103-104

Recruitment and Retention in Today’s Fire Service

Room: 105-106

Monday, April 25, 1:00 PM

Advanced Vehicle Extrication

Room: Offsite

Commercial Fireground Operations

Room: Offsite

Complete Extrication--Routine to Complex

Room: Offsite

Flashover and Modern Fire Behavior Training

Room: Offsite

Forcible Entry “Keys” to the Job

Room: Offsite

Heavy Vehicle Extrication

Room: Offsite

Lines, Ladders, Victims, and Access: Street Drills

Room: Offsite

Man vs. Machinery

Room: Offsite

Modern Extrication: Overcoming the Challenges of Change

Room: Offsite

Residential Primary Search: Making the Grab

Room: Offsite

Stretching for Success

Room: Offsite

Truck and Rescue Company Fire Operations

Room: Offsite

Vent-Enter-Isolate-Search: Increasing Victim Survivability

Room: Offsite

Monday, April 25, 1:30 PM

Aggressive Interior First-Due Operations

Room: 109-110

Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Their Impact on Emergency Operations

Room: 138-139

Be a Powerful Instructor Now

Room: 206-207

Building the Ladder: Officer Development Programs

Room: 234-235

Command Under Fire

Room: 236-237

High-Rise Firefighting Operations: Strategic, Tactical, and Task Level.

Room: 238-239

Live Fire Training Simplified

Room: 240-242

Managing Hazardous Materials Emergencies

Room: 243-245

Operations For Newly-Promoted Company Officers

Room: 120-122

Preventing EMS Legal Issues

Room: 134-135

Quality Training for Volunteer/Combination Fire Departments

Room: Wabash 1

Suburban Fire Tactics

Room: Wabash 2

Wood-Frame Construction: Past and Present

Room: Wabash 3

Monday, April 25, 2:00 PM

Another Seat at the Table: Diversity and Inclusion

Room: 101-102

Be Your Own Hero: Defining Your Why to Develop and Create Your How

Room: 107-108

Help, This Job Is Killing Me!

Room: 105-106

How to Become a Better Fire Chief

Room: 103-104

Monday, April 25, 3:45 PM

Leadership from the Bottom Up!

Room: 101-102

The Future Fire Service: The Environment, Technologies, and Society

Room: 107-108

What to Do When First Due: Being in the Hot Seat

Room: 103-104

Why and How Firehouse Bullying Matters

Room: 105-106

Tuesday, April 26, 8:00 AM

Advanced Vehicle Extrication

Room: Offsite

Commercial Fireground Operations

Room: Offsite

Complete Extrication--Routine to Complex

Room: Offsite

Conducting an Aerial Needs Assessment for your Community

Room: 109-110

Dealing with Difficult People and Their Organizational Impacts

Room: 138-139

Energy-Related Emergencies

Room: 206-207

Firefighter and Fire Officer Survival: Why Things Go Right and Why Things Go Wrong

Room: 231-233

Flashover and Modern Fire Behavior Training

Room: Offsite

Forcible Entry “Keys” to the Job

Room: Offsite

Heavy Vehicle Extrication

Room: Offsite

House Fires: The Core Competencies

Room: 120-122

Incident Simulation Design and Development

Room: 234-235

Instructor Skills Bootcamp: ISFSI Professional Development Workshop

Room: 236-237

Lines, Ladders, Victims, and Access: Street Drills

Room: Offsite

Man vs. Machinery

Room: Offsite

Modern Extrication: Overcoming the Challenges of Change

Room: Offsite

Overcoming Common Engine Company Mistakes and Fireground Problems

Room: 238-239

Power and Pitfalls of EMS Officer Leadership

Room: 136-137

Proven Truck Tactics That Might Surprise You

Room: 240-242

Reinventing Firefighter Fitness: The Big 8 Method

Room: 243-245

Residential Primary Search: Making the Grab

Room: Offsite

Stretching for Success

Room: Offsite

The Functional Fire Company

Room: Wabash 1

The Professional Volunteer Fire Department

Room: Wabash 2

This House Rocks: Achieving Firehouse Excellence

Room: Wabash 3

Truck and Rescue Company Fire Operations

Room: Offsite

Vent-Enter-Isolate-Search: Increasing Victim Survivability

Room: Offsite

Tuesday, April 26, 8:00 AM

Active Shooter Response for First-Due Company

Room: Offsite

Drilling at the Speed of Flashover

Room: Offsite

Elevator Emergency Management-Operations

Room: Offsite

Fire Tactics for Limited Staffing

Room: Offsite

Flowing and Going: Search and Extinguishment on the Fireground

Room: Offsite

Fundamentals of Open Water Rescue and Drowning Resuscitation

Room: Offsite

Live Fire: Critical Actions for First-Due Companies

Room: Offsite

Nozzle Forward

Room: Offsite

RIT Under Fire

Room: Offsite

The Engine Company: Effective Fire Attack

Room: Offsite

Tower Rescue

Room: Offsite

Truck Company Essentials

Room: Offsite

Tuesday, April 26, 1:00 PM

Advanced Vehicle Extrication

Room: Offsite

Commercial Fireground Operations

Room: Offsite

Complete Extrication--Routine to Complex

Room: Offsite

Flashover and Modern Fire Behavior Training

Room: Offsite

Forcible Entry “Keys” to the Job

Room: Offsite

Heavy Vehicle Extrication

Room: Offsite

Lines, Ladders, Victims, and Access: Street Drills

Room: Offsite

Man vs. Machinery

Room: Offsite

Modern Extrication: Overcoming the Challenges of Change

Room: Offsite

NAFTD Meeting

Room: .Room Wabash 3, Indiana Convention Center

Residential Primary Search: Making the Grab

Room: Offsite

Stretching for Success

Room: Offsite

Truck and Rescue Company Fire Operations

Room: Offsite

Vent-Enter-Isolate-Search: Increasing Victim Survivability

Room: Offsite

Tuesday, April 26, 1:30 PM

Conducting Incident Investigations

Room: 136-137

Developing Firefighter Resiliency

Room: 109-110

Developing Your Recruitment and Retention Game Plan

Room: 138-139

Drills You're Not Going To Find in Books

Room: 120-122

Keys to Success for Today's Company Officer

Room: 206-207

Leadership, Politics, and Culture

Room: 234-235

Mastering Fireground Command--Calm the Chaos!

Room: 231-233

New Vehicle Extrication and Electric Vehicle Fire

Room: Wabash 1

Size-Up Videos and Tactics for the First-Due Engine

Room: 238-239

TEMS for the SWAT Medic

Room: 240-242

The Evolving Fireground: Research Based Tactics

Room: 243-245

Training Officer and Instructor Graduate School

Room: 236-237

Trench Rescue Shoring: Science or Myths?

Room: Wabash 2

Wilderness Medicine Awareness

Room: 134-135

Wednesday, April 27, 8:00 AM

"Sharpen Your Ax!"

Room: Ballroom 3-4-5, Indiana Convention

OPENING CEREMONY DAY 1

Room: Sagamore Ballroom

Wednesday, April 27, 10:30 AM

Fentanyl Facts and Fiction

Room: Wabash 3

Law Enforcement/EMS Integration: Time-Critical Interventions and Behavioral Emergencies

Room: Wabash 2

National Registry's New Computer-Based Performance Examination

Room: 236-237

Rethinking Trauma: The Resiliency Matrix

Room: Lucas 3-4

The Sum of The Parts is Greater than the Hole: Penetrating Trauma 2022

Room: Wabash 1

Trauma Case Studies

Room: 238-239

Wednesday, April 27, 10:30 AM

Aggressive Search: It’s Still About the Victim

Room: 132-133

Attack from the Burned Side

Room: 109-110

Be Your Own Hero: Defining Your Why to Develop Your How

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 1-2

Building an Apparatus to Do Work

Room: 134-135

Conflagrations in Very Large Apartment Complexes

Room: 136-137

Critical Thinking for Fire Officer Development

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 5-6

Drilling for Function

Room: 127-128

Fireground Strategies: Strategic Decision Making

Room: 101-102

Flashover: Life and Death Decisions on the Fireground

Room: 234-235

Fully Involved: The Deliberate Leader

Room: 240-242

Large Truck Extrication

Room: 206-207

Learning from Others’ Experiences

Room: 138-139

Man vs. Machinery: Are You Prepared?

Room: 243-245

People Before Water

Room: 120-122

Rapid Risk Assessment in the Dynamic Wildland Fire Environment

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 10-12

Step Up and Lead: Leadership Skills

Room: 231-233

Surfside Building Collapse – Response and Lessons Learned

Room: 103-104

Tactical Response to Natural Gas and Propane Emergencies

Room: 123-124

Thriving in the Fire Service

Room: 105-106

Training with Incident Simulations

Room: 125-126

Wednesday, April 27, 1:30 PM

Active Shooters, Overdoses, and Motor Vehicle Crashes: The Myth of Scene Safety in EMS

Room: 238-239

Anti-Coagulants and Their Implications: To bleed or Not to Bleed

Room: 236-237

Extraction: Tactical Medics Role in Social Unrest

Room: Lucas 3-4

Resuscitation Pharmacology: What's Hot and What's Effective

Room: Wabash 1

Wednesday, April 27, 1:30 PM

"First-Due!" Residential Fire Concepts for Engine and Truck Companies

Room: 231-233

11 Steps to Creating a Culture of Firefighter Fitness

Room: 109-110

Aerial Apparatus: Use and Training Drills for the Truck Crew

Room: 138-139

Building a Training Network That Works

Room: Wabash 3

Coordinating Ventilation: Supporting Extinguishment and Survivability

Room: 127-128

Developing and Managing a Breathing Air Maintenance Program

Room: 234-235

Engine Company Tactical Traps

Room: 134-135

Fire Operations at Mid-Rise Office Buildings

Room: 240-242

How You Run Your Firehouse Is How You Run Your Fire Scene

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 5-6

Lead from the Front: Fireground Tactics and Leadership

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 10-12

Leadership and Succession Planning for the Next Generation

Room: 120-122

Making It or Breaking It

Room: Sagamore 3-4-5

Rapid Intervention: Don't Just Stand There

Room: 103-104

Recruitment and Retention in Today’s Fire Service

Room: 132-133

Residential Primary Search: Establishing an Aggressive Search Culture

Room: 243-245

Rural Water Movement Operations

Room: 101-102

The Multiple-Dwelling Fire

Room: 206-207

Training as a Method of Risk Reduction in the Volunteer Fire Service

Room: 123-124

Transitional Search: Modern Views on Finding and Removing Victims

Room: 107-108

What the Chief Needs from 21st-Century Officers

Room: 136-137

What to Do When First Due: Being in the Hot Seat

Room: 105-106

Wednesday, April 27, 3:30 PM

EMS Command and the Challenges Faced During Civil Unrest

Room: Wabash 2

EMS on the Fireground: Inaction and Complacency Can Be Deadly

Room: Lucas 5-6

Pragmatic EKGs

Room: Wabash 1

Psychological Health for First Responders: Behavioral Health Basics, Suicide Awareness, and Self Care

Room: 238-239

The Case Against Red Lights and Sirens: Data, Measurement, and the Path Forward

Room: Wabash 3

Wednesday, April 27, 3:30 PM

Aggressive Command Supports Aggressive Firefighting

Room: 138-139

Cancer: Combining Research with Fireground Experience for Best Practices

Room: 134-135

Command and Control of Multiple-Alarm Fires

Room: 243-245

Decision Making in the Safety Culture

Room: 123-124

Fight the Fire, Not the Building

Room: 236-237

Fire Officer Development on Any Budget

Room: 107-108

Forcible Entry Wins Are In the Details

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 1-2

Hazmat Hot Zone Rescues: The Gray Area

Room: 101-102

Help, This Job Is Killing Me!

Room: 127-128

Initial Size-Up Reports for First-Due Incident Commanders

Room: 103-104

Mobile Homes: Small House, Big Challenge

Room: 206-207

My Lieutenant Didn’t Come Home: Lessons from a Line-of-Duty Death

Room: 105-106

One Bad Day: The Proactive Mindset--RIT Operations

Room: 132-133

Searchable vs. Survivable: Educated Decision Making

Room: 109-110

Smart Instructors + Smart Tech = Smarter Students 2.0

Room: 120-122

Standpipe Operations

Room: 240-242

Survive Alive: The Ultimate Public Education Program

Room: Off-site

The Art of Reading Smoke: The Next Generation

Room: Sagamore 3-4-5

The Engine Company: Firefighting in Contemporary Times

Room: 234-235

The Initial Attack Line

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 3-4

The Tactical Public Information Officer

Room: 136-137

Training Fire Exposures from the Source

Room: 125-126

Your PPE: What You Need to Know

Room: 231-233

Wednesday, April 27, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Indy Metro F.O.O.L.S. Brotherhood Bash 2022

Room: The Pavilion at Pan Am, 201 S. Capital Avenue

Wednesday, April 27, 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

Friends of Bill W

Room: Room CSO2 (Second floor, next to Room 211)

Wednesday, April 27, 5:30 PM - 7:15 PM

After Hours

Room: Sagamore 3-4-5

Thursday, April 28, 8:00 AM

“Bringing Light to the Dark”

Room: Sagamore Ballroom, Indiana Convention Center

“Evolution You: Mission, Motivation, and Mindset”

Room: Sagamore Ballroom, Indiana Convention Center

Bringing Light to the Dark

Room: Sagamore Ballroom, Indiana Convention Center

It’s Time to Step Up!

Room Number TBD

OPENING CEREMONY DAY 2

Room: Sagamore Ballroom

Thursday, April 28, 10:30 AM

Making the Most of Your Classroom Time: Five Ways to Improve Student Learning

Room: Lucas 3-4

Medication Tips and Tricks for the Crashing Patient in the back of the Bus

Room: Wabash 2

The Care and Feeding of Your Medical Director

Room: 240-242

Volunteers and EMS; Choose Quality Over Quantity

Room: Wabash 3

What’s the Evidence for and Against Advanced Airway Management in Cardiac Arrest?

Room: Wabash 1

Thursday, April 28, 10:30 AM

Addressing Suicide: A Proactive Approach to First Responder Mental Wellness

Room: 101-102

Are You Ready for Your Next Recruit?

Room: 236-237

Buddy to Boss: Effective Fire Service Leadership

Room: 234-235

Cognitive Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence, and Robotics

Room: 120-122

Command in Tall Buildings: A Holistic Perspective

Room: 132-133

Drive to Survive: The Art of Wheeling the Rig

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 5-6

Fighting Today's Private-Dwelling Fires

Room: 107-108

Fireground Communications: Improving Operations by Building an Effective Communications Culture

Room: 138-139

Garden Apartments: Considerations for the First-Due Battalion Chief

Room: 125-126

Heavy Rescue: Initial Size-Up

Room: 134-135

Learning to Burn: Safety and Realism in Acquired Structure Live Fire

Room: 105-106

Maximizing the Effectiveness of Fire-Based Ambulance Crews on the Fireground

Room: 123-124

Mayday Monday: Tips and Techniques for Firefighter Survival

Room: 231-233

Must-Have Policies and Practices for Every Fire Department

Room: 136-137

Preparing for the Commercial Fireground

Room: 243-245

Proven Leadership Habits For Optimal Personal Performance

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 1-2

The Art of Caring for Apparatus and Equipment

Room: 238-239

The First Five Minutes: Size-Up, Incident Action Planning, and Effective Communications

Room: 206-207

Vehicles Hanging from Structures: Not Your Typical Extrication

Room: 103-104

Your Second to Last Breath: Strategies to Extend It

Room: 109-110

Thursday, April 28, 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

The FD Response to Cardiac Arrest with Police

Room: Booth 5133 in the ICC Exhibit Hall

Thursday, April 28, 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Cardiac Arrest Data You Should Be Monitoring

Room: Booth 5133 in the ICC Exhibit Hall

Thursday, April 28, 1:30 PM

A Zebra Disguised as a Horse: Common Complaints That Can Kill

Room: 238-239

Controversies in Prehospital Care

Room: Lucas 10-12

Getting Your Courage Up: Effectively Dealing with Difficult Patients and Co-Workers in a Polarized World

Room: Wabash 3

Modern EMS Recruitment and Retention

Room: Wabash 2

Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies: Asthma, Anaphylaxis, and Foreign Bodies

Room: Wabash 1

Prehospital ECMO in Pittsburgh: Lessons Learned

Room: Lucas 1-2

Thursday, April 28, 1:30 PM

“It’s Not Easy Being Small” and Dealing with High-Risk/Low-Frequency Emergencies

Room: 132-133

Basic Guide to Building Construction

Room: 231-233

Be The Target!

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 3-4

Firefighting PPE Evaluations: From Need to Selection

Room: 236-237

Fires in Vacant and Abandoned Buildings

Room: 109-110

First-Due Priorities

Room: 105-106

Grant Writing for Emergency Services

Room: 206-207

Health and Wellness for Women in the Fire Service

Room: 138-139

How to Achieve and Sustain Long-Term Success at Work and Home

Room: 234-235

Leadership From the Bottom Up

Room: 101-102

Merging EMS into a Fire Department Culture

Room: 127-128

Modern Fire Instructor Bootcamp: Building an On-Demand "Flipped" Training Program

Room: 240-242

Survivability from Streams:The Facts and Fiction of Extinguishment

Room: 125-126

Swing Stage Scaffold Emergencies

Room: 136-137

The 3 Rs of Fireground Size-Up

Room: 107-108

The Reality of RIT

Room: 243-245

Things That Go Boom: BHO Extraction Labs

Room: 134-135

Tower Ladder Tactics and Tips

Room: 120-122

Wye Operations

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 5-6

Thursday, April 28, 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM

The Critical Role of the HP Team in OHCA Management

Room: Booth 5133 in the ICC Exhibit Hall

Thursday, April 28, 3:30 PM

EMS Documentation: The Art of Constructing the Clinical Narrative

Room: Wabash 3

Great Balls of Fire: EMS Handbook for the Stabilization of a Burn Patient

Room: 238-239

Ketamine, a Powerful Tool: Five Applications for EMS

Room: Wabash 2

Ocular Emergencies: Just Eyeball It!

Room: Lucas 3-4

Pediatric Triage

Room: Wabash 1

Substance Use Disorders: Understanding and Referring First Responders for Treatment

Room: 231-232

Thursday, April 28, 3:30 PM

Attack of the 2.5-Inch Hose: A Case for a Bigger Handline

Room: 105-106

Barn Boss Leadership

Room: 234-235

Cancer: Prevent It, Detect It Early, Survive It

Room: 138-139

Creating and Managing an Effective Training Officer Program

Room: 125-126

Critical Initial Assignments for a Successful High-Rise Firefight

Room: 127-128

Down and Dirty Fireground Decision Making

Room: 134-135

Extrication and EMS: Coordinating Delivery of Critical Care

Room: 123-124

Fail Falling: Structural Collapse and the Impossible Diagnosis

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 5-6

Fire Service Court: Burning Legal Issues

Room: 107-108

Fireground Pump Operations: Mastering the Panel

Room: 236-237

First-Due Engine: Mass-Casualty Response

Room: 240-242

First-Due Tactics for the Urban Truck Boss

Room: 243-245

Intoxicated Leadership: Thinking Strategically vs. Reacting Emotionally

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium 10-12

Optimizing Human Performance at Fires and Emergencies

Room: 103-104

Roadway Response to New and Emerging Technology

Room: 109-110

Survivabiliity Profiling

Room: 132-133

The Successful Short-Staffed Engine

Room: 136-137

Three Degrees of Hoarding Fire Attack: Time, Geography, and Occupancy

Room: 206-207

Truck Company Operations Without the Truck

Room: 101-102

Thursday, April 28, 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

Friends of Bill W

Room: Room CSO2 (Second floor, next to Room 211)

Thursday, April 28, 6:00 PM

FDIC 5 ALARM 5K Run to Remember

Room: White River State Park

NFAAA Meeting

Room: Room Sagamore 7, Indiana Convention Center

Thursday, April 28, 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Stop, Drop, Rock ‘n’ Roll 2022

Room: Indiana Roof Ballroom, 140 West Washington Street

Friday, April 29, 8:30 AM

16 Roadway Safety Strategies from Lessons Learned

Room: 238-239

Blueprint for Success: Fireground Leadership

Room: Wabash 3

Developing the Next Generation of Fire Service Leaders

Room: 105-106

Don’t Touch the Red Button: Understanding the Ins and Outs of Pump Controls

Room: 107-108

Electrical Systems: How They Work and the Hazards They Present

Room: 138-139

Energy Storage System and Fire Service Response: Update on Testing

Room: 109-110

Fire Smoke: The Hidden Dangers

Room: 132-133

How Chief and Company Officers Get in Trouble

Room: 136-137

Legacy Construction: A New Take on Old Buildings

Room: 240-242

Make Truck Work Great Again: Urban and Rural Truck Company Operations

Room: 123-124

Real-World Hydraulics

Room: 101-102

Responding to Places of Worship in Suburban and Rural America

Room: Wabash 1

Saving the Volunteer Fire Department

Room: 127-128

The 7 C's of Fire Officer Trust

Room: 103-104

The 75%/25% Concept for Firefighter Safety and the Incident Commander

Room: 125-126

The Company Officer Leadership Roller Coaster

Room: 231-233

The First-Due Engine

Room: 206-207

The High-Rise Firefight: Problems, Pitfalls, and Traps

Room: 243-245

The Three Degrees of Mayday

Room: 120-122

Train, Pipeline and Bulk Storage Tank Planning Basics

Room: 236-237

What the Best Fire Instructors Do

Room: Wabash 2

Friday, April 29, 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Honor Guard Competition

Room: Budweiser Pavilion of Lucas Oil Stadium

Friday, April 29, 10:30 AM

20 Training Props/Drills on a Shoestring Budget

Room: 132-133

A Holistic Approach to Tactical Professional Wellness

Room: Wabash 1

A Municipal Firefighter’s Guide to Industrial Incidents

Room: 123-124

Advanced Drafting Operations: Getting Greedy with Water in Rural Environments

Room: 238-239

Best Practices for Proficiency-Based Training

Room: 240-242

Danger Zone: Roadway Incident Operations

Room: Wabash 2

Fire Service Mortar: The Critical Role of the Company Officer

Room: 236-237

Having Fierce Conversations about Upfront Expectations

Room: 107-108

Marketing Your Mission: Communicating Your Message to Internal and External Customers

Room: 109-110

Pump Panel Pointers for Training and Operations

Room: 134-135

Science Update on Cancer Prevention and Detection

Room: 127-128

Simplified Approach to Understanding Fire Alarm Systems

Room: 125-126

The 2022 Fire Officer: Are You Up for the Challenge?

Room: 234-235

The Anatomy of a Push

Room: 103-104

The Experience of Firefighting

Room: 231-233

The Future Fire Service: The Environment, Technologies, and Society

Room: 136-137

The Legacy of 9/11: A 20-Year Retrospective

Room: 105-106

The Search Reformation

Room: 243-245

Today’s Safety First Culture vs. High Performance

Room: Wabash 3

Tools for Firefighter Mental Wellness

Room: 120-122

Training as the Priority in the Volunteer Fire Service

Room: 101-102

Urban Meets Suburban: The Static Stretch

Room: 206-207

Friday, April 29, 11:00 AM - 11:30 PM

The FD Response to Cardiac Arrest with Police

Room: Booth 5133 in the ICC Exhibit Hall

Friday, April 29, 12:30 PM

"Who Wants To Be a Speaker/Author/Photographer?"

Room: 138-139

"Who Wants To Be a Speaker/Author/Photographer?"

Room: 138-139

Friday, April 29, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

The 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb is not a race but an opportunity to honor and remember the 343 FDNY members who selflessly gave their lives so that others might live. Fire service members across the United States convene in high-rise buildings to climb 110

Room: Sagamore 7, Indiana Convention Center

Friday, April 29, 1:00 PM

Department of Defense (DoD) Fire & Emergency Services (F&ES) Certification Program Town Hall

Room: Room 238-239, Indiana Convention Center

Department of Defense (DoD) Fire & Emergency Services (F&ES) Certification Program Town Hall

Room: Room 238-239, Indiana Convention Center

Scouting Eagle/Alumni Reunion

Room: Room 132-133, Indiana Convention Center

Friday, April 29, 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Cardiac Arrest Data You Should Be Monitoring

Room: Booth 5133 in the ICC Exhibit Hall

Friday, April 29, 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM

9/11 Memorial Stair Climb

Room: Lucas Oil Stadium

Friday, April 29, 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM

The Critical Role of the HP Team in OHCA Management

Room: Booth 5133 in the ICC Exhibit Hall

Friday, April 29, 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM

NFFF Backyard BBQ Bash

Room: Outdoor Exhibits & Demo Area

Friday, April 29, 5:15 PM - 7:30 PM

Indianapolis Firefighters’ Open House

Room: Union Hall, 748 Massachusetts Ave

Friday, April 29, 5:15 PM - 9:00 PM

Pumper Pull Team Challenge

Room: Union Hall, 748 Massachusetts Ave

Friday, April 29, 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

Friends of Bill W

Room: Room CSO2 (Second floor, next to Room 211)

Saturday, April 30, 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM

Fellowship of Christian Firefighters’ Service

Room: Room 101-102, Indiana Convention Center

Saturday, April 30, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM

Masses at St. John’s Church

Room: Mass at St. John’s Church

Sunday, May 01, 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

Mass at St. John’s Church

Room: Masses at St. John’s Church

Sunday, May 01, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Mass at St. John’s Church

Room: Masses at St. John’s Church

For questions regarding the conference program, please contact:

Sara Jones
Conference Coordinator
Direct:  918-831-9738
Sara.Jones@clarionevents.com

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