Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program

Through the Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program, NIOSH conducts investigations of firefighter line-of-duty deaths to formulate recommendations for preventing future deaths and injuries. The program does not seek to determine fault or place blame on fire departments or individual firefighters, but to learn from these tragic events and prevent future similar events.

Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation Reports
Criteria Selection:
State = KS Incident Year = ALL Trauma-Related = Blank Medical-Related = Blank
Report No. Incident Date Title PDF
F2015-02 Jan 22, 2015 Fire fighter suffers heart attack during training and later dies - Kansas. PDF
F2010-13 May 22, 2010 Career fire fighter dies while conducting a search in a residential house fire - Kansas. PDF
F2010-07 Feb 10, 2010 Volunteer fire chief dies after being crushed between two fire trucks - Kansas. PDF
F2010-05 Dec 13, 2009 Captain dies after extremely heavy physical exertion at building fire from complications of mitral valve surgery - Kansas. PDF
F2010-02 Jun 16, 2009 Fire fighter suffers cardiac death following structural fire suppression - Kansas. PDF
F2007-38 Nov 21, 2007 Fire fighter suffers sudden cardiac death after responding to two calls - Kansas. PDF
F2007-33 Aug 13, 2007 After conducting fire suppression duties at a structure fire, captain collapses in incident scene rehabilitation - Kansas. PDF
F2006-13 Jan 14, 2006 Volunteer fire fighter suffers sudden cardiac death about 50 minutes after fighting a grass fire - Kansas. PDF
F2006-12 Nov 15, 2004 Career battalion chief suffers sudden cardiac death at his desk - Kansas. PDF
F2004-03 Nov 17, 2003 Career captain/safety officer dies in a single motor vehicle crash while responding to a call - Kansas. PDF
F2002-18 Apr 11, 2002 Career fire chief dies after being struck by a fire truck at a motor-vehicle incident - Kansas. PDF
F2002-17 Apr 05, 2002 Fire fighter dies during the night at fire station - Kansas. PDF
98-F31 Nov 24, 1998 Two career fire fighters electrocuted after the aluminum extension ladder they were using contacted a 7,620-volt overhead powerline - Kansas. PDF

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