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If you've recently seen references to NFPA 1950 instead of NFPA 1977, you may be wondering what changed and what it means for your wildland PPE.

So, what exactly are fire whirls? How do they form? And are they the same as fire tornadoes?

As summer temperatures rise, outdoor workers, including utility linemen, construction crews, and wildland firefighters, face serious risks from heat stress. 

Electricians and lineworkers both play essential roles in keeping our modern world powered. These trades are critical to public safety, infrastructure, and daily life, from wiri... Continue Reading

At the heart of wildfire science are three key elements—fuel, weather, and topography, often called the fire behavior triangle.

If you've ever been curious about how helicopters are used in the utility industry, our latest video dives deep into longlining, also known as helicopter linemen.