2022 ESO Fire Service Index: What It Is and How to Use It
The 2022 ESO Fire Service Index is helping fire leaders ignite quality improvement conversations within their communities. The ability to use data across the fire service is critical to refine strategies, increase efficiency, improve outcomes, and justify budgets. The Index analyzes what took place in departments around the country last year.
This webinar will give fire departments a benchmark or point of reference for evaluation and improvement. Discover how COVID changed where fires occur, efforts at recording loss year over year, and how many firefighters recorded decontamination.
Join Chief Bill Gardner (Ret.) as we look at trends from more than 3 million incidents from January 1, 2021-December 31, 2021.
Thank you to our sponsor, ESO.
He holds Master Fire Firefighter Certification, Investigators Certification, Instructor Certifications, CFO and CFE and served as the President of the Texas State Firefighters and Fire Marshals’ Association. Gardner currently serves as a Senior Advisor for Leander Fire Department, an instructor and Advisory Board Member to TEEX Annual School Programs and an instructor in Chief Development Program, presenting at numerous state and national conferences. He also holds several degrees and certifications in fire administration, fire technology, EMS and emergency management from a variety of organizations, including Texas Tech University, the Center for Public Safety Excellence and the National Fire Academy.
Gardner holds several degrees and certifications in fire administration, fire technology, EMS, and emergency management from a variety of organizations, including Texas Tech University, the Center for Public Safety Excellence and the National Fire Academy.
