NFPA (Fire) 1250

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Apply the latest rules to reduce risks!

This recommended practice establishes minimum criteria to develop, implement, or evaluate an emergency services organization risk management program for effective risk identification, control, and financing. This program covers both internal and external risk management and may be used in conjunction with a municipality’s overall risk management program. NFPA 1250 meets the intent of Chapter 2 of NFPA 1500. It will help users and enforcers alike in reducing the risk to individuals, the emergency services, and the jurisdiction.

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Published:

09/15/2004

Number of Pages:

19

Product Code(s):

125004

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NFPA 1250, Recommended Practice in Fire and Emergency Services Organization Risk Management establishes minimum criteria to develop, implement, or evaluate an emergency services organization risk management program for effective risk identification, control, and financing.

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Published:

11/24/2019

ISBN(s):

9781455926121

Number of Pages:

34

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This recommended practice establishes minimumcriteria to develop, implement, or evaluate a fire and emergencyservice organization (FESO) risk management programfor effective risk identification, control, and financing.

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Published:

12/01/2014

ISBN(s):

9781455910663

Number of Pages:

33

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Apply the latest rules in NFPA 1250 to reduce risks on the job.

This updated edition of NFPA 1250: Recommended Practice in Fire and Emergency Services Organization Risk Management establishes minimum criteria to develop, implement, or evaluate an emergency services organization risk management program for effective risk identification, control, and financing.

Guidance in NFPA 1250:

–Covers both internal and external risk management
–May be used in conjunction with a municipality’s overall risk management program
–Meets the intent of Chapter 2 of NFPA 1500

This important document offers users and enforcers alike the latest critical information needed to develop a plan to reduce risks to individuals, the emergency services, and the jurisdiction.

Product Details

Published:

12/05/2009

ISBN(s):

9780877659518

Number of Pages:

29