Project Command is a podcast dedicated to exploring project management and execution in the fire service. Hosted by Captain Peter Younes, PMP, and Captain Duke Cuneo, PMP, the show dives into the art and science of leading complex projects, building effective teams, and integrating proven project management practices into fire department operations. Each episode brings practical insights, real-world examples, and lessons learned from initiatives that shape the future of public safety—helping fire service leaders at all levels turn ideas into action and get things done.
Project Command
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Project Command is a podcast dedicated to exploring project management and execution in the fire service. Hosted by Captain Peter Younes, PMP, and Captain Duke Cuneo, PMP, the show dives into the art and science of leading complex projects, building effective teams, and integrating proven project management practices into fire department operations. Each episode brings practical insights, real-world examples, and lessons learned from initiatives that shape the future of public safety—helping fire service leaders at all levels turn ideas into action and get things done.
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July 5, 2026
Project Command Rewind: Getting New Equipment in Service the Right Way
<p>Deploying new equipment in the fire service takes far more than purchasing a new tool and placing it on the apparatus. Successful implementation requires planning, communication, training, evaluation, and a clear understanding of how that equipment fits into operations.</p> <p>In this Project Command Rewind episode, we break down everything you need to know about deploying new equipment the right way. From identifying the problem you are trying to solve, building stakeholder buy-in, selecting the right equipment, developing training plans, creating policies, conducting pilots, gathering feedback, and executing a full rollout, every step matters.</p> <p>Whether you are introducing a new hand tool, technology platform, apparatus, PPE, or a major operational change, the principles are the same. A successful deployment is not measured by when the equipment arrives. It is measured by whether your people understand it, trust it, and use it effectively.</p> <p>If your department struggles with getting new initiatives across the finish line, this episode provides a practical roadmap for turning ideas into operational success.</p>
June 28, 2026
Project Command Mailbag: AI, Leadership, Technical Debt, and Challenging Projects
<p class="PDq2pG_selectionAnchorContainer" data-start="1556" data-end="1874">Welcome to the first <strong data-start="1577" data-end="1604">Project Command Mailbag</strong>, where Peter Younes answers questions submitted by listeners from across the fire service. This wide-ranging Q&A explores artificial intelligence, leadership, project management, technical debt, and the challenges of leading complex initiatives in today's fire service.</p> <p data-start="1876" data-end="2256">Peter discusses how AI is changing the profession, why technical debt can quietly become one of an organization's biggest liabilities, strategies for leading through resistance and uncertainty, and practical lessons learned from managing large-scale projects. He also answers a more personal question: what career he thinks he would have pursued if he hadn't become a firefighter.</p> <p data-start="2258" data-end="2429">If you're interested in leadership, innovation, technology, and building a stronger organization, this episode is packed with practical insights and real-world experience.</p>
June 15, 2026
Jill Cotton: How Emerging Technology Is Changing Fire Department Operations
<p data-start="24" data-end="376">Technology is reshaping every aspect of the fire service, from emergency response and inspections to data management and community risk reduction. In this episode of Project Command, Jill Cotton joins the show to discuss how emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, and innovation are transforming fire prevention and fire department operations.</p> <p data-start="378" data-end="769">Jill shares her perspective on the future of the fire service, the opportunities and challenges presented by AI, and why continuous learning is essential for today's fire service professionals. We also discuss leadership, personal growth, adapting to change, and how firefighters and fire officers can prepare themselves for a future that will look very different from the one we know today.</p> <p data-start="771" data-end="987">Whether you're interested in fire prevention, technology, leadership, or professional development, this conversation offers practical insights into where the fire service is headed and how to stay ahead of the curve.</p>
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