UL Fire Safety Research Institute
Fire dynamics, ventilation, flow path, suppression, search, data systems, and modern fireground research.
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Structure-fire rescue research and training links.
Curated resources for Alberta firefighters, officers, instructors, departments, researchers, and public-safety partners working to improve structure-fire rescue outcomes.
Training and evidence
Start with credible fire-service research.
These resources help frame Alberta structure-fire rescue reporting inside a broader evidence-based firefighting conversation.
NIST Fire Research
Residential fireground studies and research on crew size, arrival time, task completion, and fire behaviour.
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Fire service research, codes, standards, public education, and data resources used across North America.
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Firefighter safety, staffing, occupational health, response capability, and policy resources for professional firefighters.
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National firefighter rescue survey, research, and public reporting resource.
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Ontario-based firefighter rescue data and public education initiative.
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For Alberta departments
Practical resources to support participation.
Firefighter Rescues Alberta is designed to support both large urban services and smaller rural, industrial, northern, and regional departments.
Submission Guidance
Submit one report per civilian rescued from a structure fire. Keep names, exact private addresses, medical details, and sensitive operational details out of public-facing notes.
Department Participation
Departments can encourage reporting, validate submissions, share training insights, and help strengthen Alberta-wide structure-fire rescue statistics.
Research Requests
Researchers, media, associations, and municipal leaders can contact the project for public-data questions and future report collaboration.