Webinar - Roadway Incident Safety & Survival: Best Practices for Emergency Responders

Brady started his career in the fire service as a volunteer with Wolfforth Fire &EMS 18 years ago. In 2011 he joined Lubbock Fire Rescue full-time and currently serves as a Lieutenant. Additionally, he serves on Lubbock Fire Rescue’s Traffic Safety Committee. In the wake of a struck-by-vehicle incident in Lubbock, TX, he authored an October 2020 Fire Engineering Magazine article titled “Roadway Incident Operations - What helmet is right for the job?”. Brady serves on the ASTM E54 Protective Helmets Worn by Pedestrian Roadway Workers task group.

Jack is a subject matter expert on roadway incident operations and emergency personnel safety and promotes proactive strategies and tactics for protecting emergency workers from being struck by vehicles. He was a volunteer firefighter and chief officer for 23 years and in 2018 retired from a 40-year career as a safety and risk management consultant for the public and private sector. Jack teaches Roadway Incident Safety & Survival Workshops for emergency responders for ERSI and he is a Master Instructor for the FHWA SHRP2 Traffic Incident Management Train-the-Trainer Workshops. Jack is also a Technical Member of the National Committee on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and currently serves as the Chair of the Task Group for Chapter 6i of the MUTCD – “Control of Traffic Through Traffic Incident Management Areas”.