Date: January 27, 2026

Location: Danbury Hospital – Auditorium, 24 Hospital Ave, Danbury, CT 06810

Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Trainer: Chataignier “Tanya” Red, CPCU, AIC-M, API, CPSI, Sr. Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management, and Jeff Joseph, ARM, Senior Risk Management Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management

Learning Objectives

For EMTs and Emergency Responders, every second counts. Driving to emergencies and transporting individuals safely and on time to hospitals is essential. Many lives depend upon emergency responders traveling to and from the scene: their own, others on the road, and those at the emergency scene. Tragically, vehicle collisions are the second leading cause of firefighter deaths; collisions also account for 20% of non-fatal injuries to firefighters.

This CIRMA program provides valuable training for all emergency response personnel. In it, you will learn defensive driving techniques and the regulations governing emergency vehicle operations.

Attendees will learn to identify common driving errors that contribute to collisions and accidents involving emergency vehicles. You’ll review the driving skills and techniques that help prevent collisions and violations. You’ll also be taught how to make safe and legal turns, evaluate and overcome the hazards of passing, and avoid a head-on collision. This training program teaches techniques to maintain control in adverse driving conditions.

Training and education program topics include:

• Common causes for fire apparatus collisions
• Recognizing road hazards
• NFPA 1500 Requirements for Emergency Vehicle Operations
• How to prevent backing accidents
• The danger of excessive speeds
• Personal responsibility; siren syndrome
• Common causes of accidents and road conditions
• Special considerations include a lack of training on vehicles and a lack of preventive maintenance

Audience

This training and education program is designed for:

• Emergency Responders
• Firefighters
• Risk Managers
• Executive Leadership

Date: January 27, 2026

Location: Danbury Hospital – Auditorium, 24 Hospital Ave, Danbury, CT 06810

Time: 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM

Trainer: Chataignier “Tanya” Red, CPCU, AIC-M, API, CPSI, Sr. Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management, and Jeff Joseph, ARM, Senior Risk Management Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management

Learning Objectives

For EMTs and Emergency Responders, every second counts. Driving to emergencies and transporting individuals safely and on time to hospitals is essential. Many lives depend upon emergency responders traveling to and from the scene: their own, others on the road, and those at the emergency scene. Tragically, vehicle collisions are the second leading cause of firefighter deaths; collisions also account for 20% of non-fatal injuries to firefighters.

This CIRMA program provides valuable training for all emergency response personnel. In it, you will learn defensive driving techniques and the regulations governing emergency vehicle operations.

Attendees will learn to identify common driving errors that contribute to collisions and accidents involving emergency vehicles. You’ll review the driving skills and techniques that help prevent collisions and violations. You’ll also be taught how to make safe and legal turns, evaluate and overcome the hazards of passing, and avoid a head-on collision. This training program teaches techniques to maintain control in adverse driving conditions.

Training and education program topics include:

• Common causes for fire apparatus collisions
• Recognizing road hazards
• NFPA 1500 Requirements for Emergency Vehicle Operations
• How to prevent backing accidents
• The danger of excessive speeds
• Personal responsibility; siren syndrome
• Common causes of accidents and road conditions
• Special considerations include a lack of training on vehicles and a lack of preventive maintenance

Audience

This training and education program is designed for:

• Emergency Responders
• Firefighters
• Risk Managers
• Executive Leadership

Date: February 4, 2026

Location: Danbury Hospital – Auditorium, 24 Hospital Ave, Danbury, CT 06810

Time: 10:00 AM — 11:30 AM

Trainer: Chataignier “Tanya” Red, CPCU, AIC-M, API, CPSI, Sr. Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management, and Jeff Joseph, ARM, Senior Risk Management Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management

Learning Objectives

For EMTs and Emergency Responders, every second counts. Driving to emergencies and transporting individuals safely and on time to hospitals is essential. Many lives depend upon emergency responders traveling to and from the scene: their own, others on the road, and those at the emergency scene. Tragically, vehicle collisions are the second leading cause of firefighter deaths; collisions also account for 20% of non-fatal injuries to firefighters.

This CIRMA program provides valuable training for all emergency response personnel. In it, you will learn defensive driving techniques and the regulations governing emergency vehicle operations.

Attendees will learn to identify common driving errors that contribute to collisions and accidents involving emergency vehicles. You’ll review the driving skills and techniques that help prevent collisions and violations. You’ll also be taught how to make safe and legal turns, evaluate and overcome the hazards of passing, and avoid a head-on collision. This training program teaches techniques to maintain control in adverse driving conditions.

Training and education program topics include:

• Common causes for fire apparatus collisions
• Recognizing road hazards
• NFPA 1500 Requirements for Emergency Vehicle Operations
• How to prevent backing accidents
• The danger of excessive speeds
• Personal responsibility; siren syndrome
• Common causes of accidents and road conditions
• Special considerations include a lack of training on vehicles and a lack of preventive maintenance

Audience

This training and education program is designed for:

• Emergency Responders
• Firefighters
• Risk Managers
• Executive Leadership

Date: February 4, 2026

Location: Danbury Hospital – Auditorium, 24 Hospital Ave, Danbury, CT 06810

Time: 12:30 PM — 2:00 PM

Trainer: Chataignier “Tanya” Red, CPCU, AIC-M, API, CPSI, Sr. Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management, and Jeff Joseph, ARM, Senior Risk Management Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management

Learning Objectives

For EMTs and Emergency Responders, every second counts. Driving to emergencies and transporting individuals safely and on time to hospitals is essential. Many lives depend upon emergency responders traveling to and from the scene: their own, others on the road, and those at the emergency scene. Tragically, vehicle collisions are the second leading cause of firefighter deaths; collisions also account for 20% of non-fatal injuries to firefighters.

This CIRMA program provides valuable training for all emergency response personnel. In it, you will learn defensive driving techniques and the regulations governing emergency vehicle operations.

Attendees will learn to identify common driving errors that contribute to collisions and accidents involving emergency vehicles. You’ll review the driving skills and techniques that help prevent collisions and violations. You’ll also be taught how to make safe and legal turns, evaluate and overcome the hazards of passing, and avoid a head-on collision. This training program teaches techniques to maintain control in adverse driving conditions.

Training and education program topics include:

• Common causes for fire apparatus collisions
• Recognizing road hazards
• NFPA 1500 Requirements for Emergency Vehicle Operations
• How to prevent backing accidents
• The danger of excessive speeds
• Personal responsibility; siren syndrome
• Common causes of accidents and road conditions
• Special considerations include a lack of training on vehicles and a lack of preventive maintenance

Audience

This training and education program is designed for:

• Emergency Responders
• Firefighters
• Risk Managers
• Executive Leadership

Date: February 17, 2026

Location: Danbury Hospital – Auditorium, 24 Hospital Ave, Danbury, CT 06810

Time: 10:00 AM — 11:30 AM

Trainer: Chataignier “Tanya” Red, CPCU, AIC-M, API, CPSI, Sr. Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management, and Jeff Joseph, ARM, Senior Risk Management Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management

Learning Objectives

For EMTs and Emergency Responders, every second counts. Driving to emergencies and transporting individuals safely and on time to hospitals is essential. Many lives depend upon emergency responders traveling to and from the scene: their own, others on the road, and those at the emergency scene. Tragically, vehicle collisions are the second leading cause of firefighter deaths; collisions also account for 20% of non-fatal injuries to firefighters.

This CIRMA program provides valuable training for all emergency response personnel. In it, you will learn defensive driving techniques and the regulations governing emergency vehicle operations.

Attendees will learn to identify common driving errors that contribute to collisions and accidents involving emergency vehicles. You’ll review the driving skills and techniques that help prevent collisions and violations. You’ll also be taught how to make safe and legal turns, evaluate and overcome the hazards of passing, and avoid a head-on collision. This training program teaches techniques to maintain control in adverse driving conditions.

Training and education program topics include:

• Common causes for fire apparatus collisions
• Recognizing road hazards
• NFPA 1500 Requirements for Emergency Vehicle Operations
• How to prevent backing accidents
• The danger of excessive speeds
• Personal responsibility; siren syndrome
• Common causes of accidents and road conditions
• Special considerations include a lack of training on vehicles and a lack of preventive maintenance

Audience

This training and education program is designed for:

• Emergency Responders
• Firefighters
• Risk Managers
• Executive Leadership

Date: February 17, 2026

Location: Danbury Hospital – Auditorium, 24 Hospital Ave, Danbury, CT 06810

Time: 12:00 PM — 2:30 PM

Trainer: Chataignier “Tanya” Red, CPCU, AIC-M, API, CPSI, Sr. Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management, and Jeff Joseph, ARM, Senior Risk Management Consultant, CIRMA Risk Management

Learning Objectives

For EMTs and Emergency Responders, every second counts. Driving to emergencies and transporting individuals safely and on time to hospitals is essential. Many lives depend upon emergency responders traveling to and from the scene: their own, others on the road, and those at the emergency scene. Tragically, vehicle collisions are the second leading cause of firefighter deaths; collisions also account for 20% of non-fatal injuries to firefighters.

This CIRMA program provides valuable training for all emergency response personnel. In it, you will learn defensive driving techniques and the regulations governing emergency vehicle operations.

Attendees will learn to identify common driving errors that contribute to collisions and accidents involving emergency vehicles. You’ll review the driving skills and techniques that help prevent collisions and violations. You’ll also be taught how to make safe and legal turns, evaluate and overcome the hazards of passing, and avoid a head-on collision. This training program teaches techniques to maintain control in adverse driving conditions.

Training and education program topics include:

• Common causes for fire apparatus collisions
• Recognizing road hazards
• NFPA 1500 Requirements for Emergency Vehicle Operations
• How to prevent backing accidents
• The danger of excessive speeds
• Personal responsibility; siren syndrome
• Common causes of accidents and road conditions
• Special considerations include a lack of training on vehicles and a lack of preventive maintenance

Audience

This training and education program is designed for:

• Emergency Responders
• Firefighters
• Risk Managers
• Executive Leadership

Navigating Employee and Student Speech in Volatile Times

Date: February 7, 2024

Time: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (Doors open at 9:15 AM)

Location: CIRMA Office, 545 Long Wharf Drive (Training Auditorium – 1st Floor), New Haven, CT 06511

Presenters: Michael Rose, Managing Partner; Robin Kallor, Partner; Cindy Cieslak, Partner; Rose Kallor LLP

Hamas’ invasion of Israel in October 2023 and the resulting war have triggered a rise in hateful invective in society at large, as well as in schools and workplaces.  We will use those events and public events after that to form a framework for a legal discussion of the rights of employees and students, as well as the obligation of management to create safe learning and working environments.

Audience

This training and education program is designed for:

• Mayors
• First Selectmen
• Town Managers
• School Superintendents
• Human Resources / Personnel Directors