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Useful Internet Sites Note: This is a short list of suggested sites; there are many others that can help you! Inclusion on this list does not imply endorsement of the NYS Office of Fire Prev. & Control for the information or services presented on these sites.
(A PDF of the full version is available HERE )
TIP: Clicking on these links won't open a new window -- you'll have to use your browser's "back" button if you want to return to this page. You can also open up a new browser and copy/paste links into the new address bar!
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- NLM’s Specialized Information Services (free databases and research related to toxicity & hazmat, reviews & downloads of PDA software, esp. WISER (for 1st responders at hazmat incidents) http://sis.nlm.nih.gov and http://wiser.nlm.nih.gov
General Fire Service
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US Fire Admin. & National Fire Academy (Publications, facts, downloadable documents, training drills, software, statistics, course information, grants & resources database, kid’s firesafety game. A must!) http://www.usfa.dhs.gov
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New York State DHSES Office of Fire Prevention & Control (info about OFPC services, courses, the Fire Academy, safety alerts, legislation, how to become a firefighter, general info on the fire service in NYS, coordinators lists, documents, Academy video catalog, Academy library online catalog, more!) http://www.dhses.ny.gov/ofpc/
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FirstResponder.gov (Disciplines include EMS, fire, explosives, hazmat, search & rescue and law enforcement. Includes many links, resources, technology updates, communities of practice and news for all first responders.)
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Firehouse Magazine (news, automatic e-mail updates, links, metasearch engine, events calendar, MFRI lesson plans/training drills, etc. Paid “MembersZone” subscription required for access to premium services.) http://www.firehouse.com
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IAFC International Assn. of Fire Chiefs. (General info, full-text resources, links and “members-only” area) http://www.iafc.org
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IAFF International Assn. of Fire Fighters. (Training resources, wellness, downloads, legislation, news. Some areas members-only. See http://www.iaff.org/evsp/ for emergency vehicle driving safety resources.) http://www.iaff.org/
- Fire Service Joint Labor Management Wellness/Fitness Initiative: Candidate Physical Ability Test. Full 450-page manual online at http://www.publicsafetymed.com/Redmond%20docs/CPAT%20Manual.PDF ; video clips at http://www.fire.lacounty.gov/helpwanted/recruit/i_cpat_start.html
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inFire Organizations (list with links of fire organizations that do research or have resource collections) http://www.infire.org
- “Lessons Learned” community of practice for emergency response providers & homeland security officials http://www.llis.gov (Site being changed Jan. 2015; future uncertain. Registration required)
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National Association of State Fire Marshals (fire prevention resources and legislative action, and link to FLAMES Fire Links & Arson Mail Exchange System, from NASFM, ATF, IAAI & USFA) http://www.firemarshals.org
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Hazardous Materials/WMD
http://www.osha.gov/dsg/hazcom/global.html
Laws, Law Enforcement, Forensic Science, Fire Investigation
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Certified Arson & Fire Investigator Training (Run by IAAI, delivers free training, resources and Webinars to investigators. Registration is required, but free.) http://CFItrainer.net
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FireFindings (info on articles published in the magazine, investigator’s message board & archives of posts) http://www.firefindings.com
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Fire Science & Technology, Inc. (Good info on technical/engineering aspects of fire scene reconstruction, expert testimony, fire behavior, heat release, fire gas toxicology, and electrical fire cause determination) http://www.doctorfire.com/contents.html
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Other Emergency Response or Safety Info
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Consumer safety info, recalls, etc. from a variety of sources incl government agencies, current events, etc
https://www.consumersafety.org/
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Federal Emergency Management Administration (publications, courses, USAR, NIMS tools, sit reps) http://www.fema.gov
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National Safety Council (lots of good safety-related information, incl. child safety, industrial hygiene, etc.) http://www.nsc.org
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OSHA (Health & safety resources, regulations, documents, standards, technical info, links) http://www.osha.gov
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US Consumer Product Safety Commission (Information, recalls, safety alerts) http://www.cpsc.gov
Utilities, General Reference and Online Catalogs
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Bloglines (online service for searching, subscribing, creating, sharing news feeds, blogs & rich web content. http://www.bloglines.com
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New York Public Library - Anyone in NY State can get a NYPL card that will allow access to many databases, full-text resources & encylopedias, Learning Express Library (civil service, EMT, CDL, academic, licensing & military test review). You also get audiobooks, music files, e-books, video downloads and more! http://www.nypl.org
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New York State Government Information Locator (Links to NYS state agency information. Try: Senate & Assembly sites for laws & legislation; OGS for state contracts; Civil Service for exam info & municipal personnel office contacts; SEMO for disaster management) http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/ils
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...and our very own online catalog at http://afs.mlasolutions.com/oasis/catalog/?installation=AFS (Our own database of over 45,000 journal articles, 3,300 videos (on VHS, CD & DVD), and 6,000 other book, software, and media items lets you find up-to-date information. There are over 8,000 links to full online content to help you get what you need, right now! Use “Visual Search” option to find quick links to order AV materials for OSHA annual training, watch video mini-tutorials on using different Internet services, and check out “What’s New” lists.
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