Chief Billy Goldfeder presents in video, audio, and "Wake Up" lecture an in-depth review of specific and timely fireground events. His focus on dwelling fires that ended with tragic results is intended to convey lessons learned so that the incidents, and those involved, are never forgotten.
Chief Goldfeder delivers in a unique, high-energy style that is professional and respectful. He provides attendees with information that can be applied immediately on the fireground in order to prevent history from repeating itself.
The goal of the program is to impress upon firefighters and fire officers the importance of their roles and responsibilities during response and rescue operations. Case studies are presented in a manner that will educate, entertain, and ensure the safety of all.
Participants will not only learn “Everyone Goes Home” but also understand “Who"s in YOUR Wallet?”
Billy Goldfeder:
A firefighter since 1973, he serves as Deputy Fire Chief of the Loveland-Symmes F.D. in southwest Ohio. A chief officer since 1982, he has served as a fire chief in Ohio, Virginia, and Florida. Chief Goldfeder also served as a public protection representative covering southern New York for ISO, as well as a company officer, starting with the Manhasset-Lakeville F.D. in Long Island, N.Y. A 1993 graduate of the National Fire Academy"s Executive Fire Officer Program, he is the former chair of the International Association of Fire Chiefs VCOS Committee. In 2001, Chief Goldfeder was appointed an Honorable Battalion Chief of F.D.N.Y. and is a member of the Board of Directors of the September 11th Families Association, the Board of Directors of the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. He provides expert review assistance to the CDC NIOSH Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program.
Program cost includes both breakfast and lunch.
