Health - Washington State Council of Fire Fighters

The Washington State Council of Fire Fighters provides a number of resources to keep members healthy and fit on the job, and to prevent work-related illness and injury.

Firefighter Behaviors and Viewpoints

The Firefighters Behaviors and Viewpoints Survey is an effort to measure the success of 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives that resulted from discussions begun in 2004 at the Firefighter Life Safety Summit.

If you are a firefighter, 18 – 65 years old, please take the anonymous survey. It will take 10 minutes.

Take the survey

PIIERS

PIIERS, the Personal Injury Illness Exposure Reporting System, allows you to document anonymously all your exposures to chemicals, smoke, toxins, diseases, injuries, and traumas throughout your career.

Healthy In, Healthy Out

Cancer Prevention is one of our biggest goals in the fire service. Learn about healthy practices from a fire fighter’s first day to retirement.

Behavioral Health

Stresses encountered by fire fighters in the course of their careers can have a cumulative impact on mental health and well being. Help is available.

DeCon & Clean Cab

The “clean cab concept” is an effective safety and health approach to maintaining a healthy and safe environment for firefighters. Learn more.

Nutrition, Fitness & Sleep

The connections between chronic and preventable disease associated with poor nutrition, obesity, and sleep are well-documented.

WSCFF Cancer Foundation

An educational non-profit comprised of active and retired firefighters, fire officers, cancer survivors, and advocates that provides resources and assistance to Public Safety Officers and employees.

WSCFF Videos

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