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Crew 1st Culture Part 2: Mental Resilience More Important Than Hose Drills?
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Episodes 003 & 004 were recorded in conjunction with Captain Jeremy Sanders and his podcast, Crew 1st Culture.
The Crew 1st Culture brand and podcast help the Firehouse Family grow and excel in their careers and lives. Jeremy and his partners and friends on this mission, who we are fortunate enough to be among, are here to discuss their passion for leadership and firehouse culture and use their life experiences to lift each other up.
Jeremy is married and has 7 kids. He and his family live on a small farm just outside of Tulsa. He has served for 20 years on a suburban career fire department in central Oklahoma, where he currently holds the rank of Captain.
In this second segment, we ask Jeremy how he is the way he is when so many leaders talk about the resilience of their crews but don’t seem to prioritize proactive resilience training. And if firefighters are home on mental or physical disability, what’s the use of training hose drills if their not on the fire ground to use them?
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