High Reliability Organizing, by Dr. Karl Weick and Dr. Kathleen Sutcliffe presented in 2005 to fire crews at the The Second Managing The Unexpected Workshop in Jacksonville, FL. This is a short version containing their core slides on HRO.
http://www.wildfirelessons.net/Presentation.aspx?ID=13

High Reliability Organizing For Fire Crews is a one-hour presentation that explains the fundamentals of HRO, complete with notes to assist the presenter: Created by David Christenson in 2006.
http://www.wildfirelessons.net/Presentation.aspx?ID=67

HRO For Leaders: Build a Healthy Safety Culture Using Organizational Learning and High Reliability Organizing, a one-hour presentation created by David Christenson, U.S. Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Center in 2007. "Leaders in the wildland fire community interested in significantly improving the safety of firefighters will appreciate having this presentation material. Speaker notes are included in the downloadable version. It is based upon the paper by the same title delivered by the author at the Wildfire2007 Conference in Seville, Spain in May 2007."
http://www.wildfirelessons.net/Presentation.aspx?ID=70

This Season, Human factors in fire management are illustrated in this 2006 slideshow. It is very effective at making specific points to mitigate before, during, and after an event. The lessons learned center recommends that you download this 790 KB PowerPoint rather than running the online version to get the text coordinated with the images as intended.
http://www.wildfirelessons.net/Presentation.aspx?ID=59

Fatigue, Decision-Making and the Fireline created by Doug Booster in 2004 and delivered at the R8 Burnboss Workshop in Gulfport, MS
"The ability to make decisions is critical when fighting wildland fires. Some level of stress and perhaps fatigue can bring about clarity and concentration. Too much fatigue and stress however -- will disrupt decision-making capabilities... and influence how we interpret/process information."
http://www.wildfirelessons.net/Presentation.aspx?ID=47