FDNY on Instagram: "Training the Firefighters of the future is no easy task. Deputy Chief James Carney helps ensure that probies have the tools they need to enjoy a safe and successful career as a professional Firefighter in NYC. Let’s get to work!"

Enjoying the sweet sounds of a working smoke alarm? The FDNY urges you to have one! Our Fire Safety Education Unit can install and provide a free working smoke and carbon monoxide alarm for you. Visit FDNYSmart.org for more information on how to get one. Working smoke alarms save lives! | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

FDNY on Instagram: "On Tuesday, the FDNY held its first ‘Control the Bleed’ training in Brownsville. This initiative equips everyday New Yorkers with the skills they need if faced with life-threatening bleeding. Knowing what to do at a moment’s notice could mean the difference between life and death. Please visit FDNYSmart.org to schedule a presentation and training."

FDNY EMTs and Paramedics will train more than 40 people during a "Control the Bleed" public education and training program in Brooklyn. The program seeks to teach New Yorkers how to respond confidently and effectively when faced with life-threatening bleeding. | ABC7NY

On Tuesday, the FDNY held its first ‘Control the Bleed’ training in Brownsville. This initiative equips everyday New Yorkers with the skills they need if faced with life-threatening bleeding. Knowing what to do at a moment’s notice could mean the difference between life and death. Please visit FDNYSmart.org to schedule a presentation and training. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

FDNY on Instagram: "When someone is severely bleeding, your actions could mean the difference between life and death! That’s why the FDNY EMS Bureau of Training and FDNY Community Affairs have launched a program to teach you just what to do! The “Control the Bleed” program is designed to empower everyday citizens with the knowledge and skills to respond confidently and effectively when faced with life-threatening bleeding. Visit FDNYSmart.org to request a presentation and training."

FDNY on Instagram: "As we continue to mourn the loss of Firefighter Patrick Brady, we want to say thank you to those who have answered the call to serve. That includes nearly 1500 members of the FDNY. Thank you, Veterans. 🇺🇸"