Los Angeles Fire Department: Rooted in Training – Andy Ruiz
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Los Angeles Fire Department: Rooted in Training – Andy Ruiz
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Peter Matthews talks with Capt. II Andy Ruiz, who oversees the In-Service Training Unit for the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD). He explains how LAFD is rooted in training with recruits beginning their training at the site where a firefighter was killed in the line-of-duty during a fire at the now-LAFD academy. He shares how the department manages in-service training across 468 square miles at four sites, plus the Frank Hotchkins fire academy.
Ruiz explains how the department has responded to several recent close call incidents that resulted in several firefighters being seriously injured, including implementing fire behavior studies from UL’s Fire Safety Research Institute and the International Association of Fire Fighters. The department launched local training to ensure all firefighters are trained on the latest threats in the field and shares examples where properly trained firefighters have escaped critical injuries.
As he wraps up, Ruiz shares what he predicts to be the biggest challenges in the fire service, locally and globally.
Related links:
- My Last Dying Breath 2nd Edition: Deeply Personal Stories of Firefighter Survival
- LAFD-My Last Dying Breath
- Los Angeles Fire Department In-Service Training Instagram