Nick Salameh's guest appearances

Nick Salameh

Fire Engineering Podcast

Code 3 - The Firefighters' Podcast

Dena Ali

Sara Jahnke

Dave McGlynn

Tom Aurnhammer

Dan Kerrigan

Don Abbott

Steve Prziborowski

Dennis Rubin

Dave LeBlanc

David Griffin

Rick Lasky

Danny Sheridan

Brendan McDonough

Brian Brush

Ron Kanterman

OwlTail

I just had Pete Van Dorpe on the show, a couple of weeks ago, talking about his article from 2015 titled, “Mounting an Intelligent Interior Attack.”Coincidentally, Nick Salameh, a previous guest on this show, wrote an article this month for Fire Engineering that referred to Pete’s story.He called it, “Why Aren’t More Firefighters Making the Change to Intelligent Firefighting?’In it, he suggested that some of today’s firefighters “after a decade of findings, are still doing the same things they’ve always done when other proven tactics are available to make firefighters much more intelligent, efficient, and effective.”Nick Salameh is a 36 year veteran of the fire service. He was a Fire/Emergency Medical Services Captain level II and previous Training Program Manager for the Arlington County, Virginia Fire Department, where he served 31 years. He is a former Chair of the Northern Virginia Fire Departments Training Committee.

I just had Pete Van Dorpe on the show, a couple of weeks ago, talking about his article from 2015 titled, “Mounting an Intelligent Interior Attack.”Coincidentally, Nick Salameh, a previous guest on this show, wrote an article this month for Fire Engineering that referred to Pete’s story.He called it, “Why Aren’t More Firefighters Making the Change to Intelligent Firefighting?’In it, he suggested that some of today’s firefighters “after a decade of findings, are still doing the same things they’ve always done when other proven tactics are available to make firefighters much more intelligent, efficient, and effective.”Nick Salameh is a 36 year veteran of the fire service. He was a Fire/Emergency Medical Services Captain level II and previous Training Program Manager for the Arlington County, Virginia Fire Department, where he served 31 years. He is a former Chair of the Northern Virginia Fire Departments Training Committee.

Are Transitional Attacks Smarter Firefighting? with Nick Salameh

Host Joe Pronesti talks to Nick Salameh, who wrote about "Differentiating the “Fireground Phenomena”" in the March issue of Fire Engineering.The best way to keep up with Fire Engineering? Get our regular e-Newsletter: www.fireengineering.com/enewsletter

Host Joe Pronesti talks to Nick Salameh, who wrote about "Differentiating the “Fireground Phenomena”" in the March issue of Fire Engineering. The best way to keep up with Fire Engineering? Get our regular e-Newsletter: <a href="http://www.fireengineering.com/enewsletter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.fireengineering.com/enewsletter</a>

In Their Own Words: Nick Salameh on Fire Phenomena

If you’re a company officer or a command-level officer, you know the job is all about decision-making. The trick, of course, is to make good, defensible decisions in a big hurry at a chaotic scene. How do you do it? Scott's guest has some ideas that could help you make the right decisions under pressure. Nick Salameh is a 36-year veteran of the fire service.  Thirty-one of those years were spent with the Arlington County, Virginia, Fire Department.

Making Good, Defensible Decisions on the Fly with Nick Salameh