Episode

How to Maintain On-Scene Accountability

Podcast
Fire Engineering Podcast Network
Published
Aug 18, 2026
Duration seconds
2935
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Summary

Chief Doug Myers from the Berrien Springs-Oronoko (MI) Fire Department joins host Tom Merrill for a conversation about emergency scene accountability for this episode of The Professional Volunteer Fire Department. They touch on practical approaches to establishing and maintaining accountability from the moment the firefighters arrive until the incident is under control. They also look at the system, procedures, and leadership responsibilities that help ensure every firefighter goes home safely.