Books from Fire Engineering Books

Disaster Planning and Control
By William Michael Kramer
Mitchell, J. T. 1988. Using the REAPER model 12. to learn to cope. Journal of Emergency Medical Services (JEMS). September. Mitchell, J. T. 1988. The history, status, and 13. future of critical incident stress debriefing team.
Fire Engineering's Study Guide for Firefighter I and II
By Anthony Avillo, James Kirsch
Fire marks b. Property markers c. Protection marks d. Assurance marks 8. of terror. a. Articles ofConfederation b. Federalist Papers c. Declaration ofIndependence d. Philadelphia Gazette 9. After a series of major fires in the years ...
Elevator and Escalator Rescue: A Comprehensive Guide
By Theodore Lee Jarboe, John O'Donoghue
Assistant ChiefJohn J. (Jack) Brown,Jr. (Loudoun County (VA) Department of Fire and Rescue Services). ... During most of those years, Ted's brother, James (Jim) E.Jarboe, Fire Chief, Takoma Park (MD) Volunteer Fire Department, ...
Air Management for the Fire Service
By Mike Gagliano
This handbook includes examples from international departments, the newest technology breakthroughs, and more.
Step Up and Lead
By Frank Viscuso
Tell them what you expect before they arrive to work on their first day: We don't steal, lie, fight, or betray our brotherhood. We don't vent our frustrations in public or on social media sites. I speak to high school kids on career day ...
Tom Brennan's Random Thoughts
By Thomas F. Brennan
FOR CAPTAIN NOLAN was like workingforan historical figure named Florian1—a great firefighter, an officer, a teacher, a leader, and a saint. Everyone, it seemed to us as we worked for him and could observe people and events around him, ...
Five Alarm Leadership: From the Firehouse to the Fireground
By Rick Lasky, John Salka
He gave a wave to the two teams of hosemen lined up waiting behind him to follow; with assistant foreman John L. Rooney at his side, he moved quickly to the stairway. Assistant foreman Rooney was a winner of the Gordon Bennett medal for ...
Incident Management for the Street-Smart Fire Officer
By John Coleman
In the second edition of Incident Management for the Street-Smart Fire Officer, author Skip Coleman expands on the mindset and tactics necessary to manage the fireground with more control and less chaos.
The Engine Company
By John Salka
The gear includes the bunker coat and pants with suspenders, a helmet, hood (not yet pulled up), gloves, and boots. Additionally, he is equipped with an SCBA (with face piece in stand-by mode), portable radio, flashlight (he has two, ...
Fire Officer's Handbook of Tactics
By John Norman
In this new fourth edition, readers will find a new chapter on lightweight construction, a new chapter on electrical fires and emergencies, updates to many chapters including such topics as wind-driven fires, and many new illustrations.
Fire Department Special Operations
By John Norman
Ray Downey wrote the first edition of The Rescue Company in the early 1990s.
The Art of Reading Buildings
By John Mittendorf, Dave Dodson
In 2007, the Clark County Fire Department (NV) responded to “smoke showing” from a large vacant warehouse building. While initial resources were involved in forcible entry operations, the fire quickly accelerated to the point that fire ...
Incident Command for EMS
By Karen Owens
Written for EMS supervisors and shift supervisors, paramedics, and lieutenants, Incident Command for EMS looks in detail at the overall ICS structure, specifically the positions related to the EMS provider, and uses scenarios to ensure that ...
25 to Survive: Reducing Residential Injury and LODD
By Capt. Daniel Shaw, Lt. Douglas Mitchell
e apply to fires in high-rise structures. When Technician Kyle Wilson died on April 16, 2007, in Prince William County, Virginia while fighting a fire in a residential structure, we learned that wind—driven fires occur in the ...
Human Performance for Tactical Athletes
By O2x Human Performance
"A guide to the Eat, Sweat, Thrive curriculum used for Navy Seals intended to enhance training for firefighters, law enforcement officers, EMTs, and other tactical athletes"--
Strategy of Firefighting
By Vincent Dunn
This is a “how to” book written by a “know how” person for anyone who practices firefighting strategy.
Industrial Firefighting for Municipal Firefighters
By Craig H. Shelley, Anthony R. Cole, Timothy E. Markley
Written to specifically prepare the municipal firefighter for responses to a wide range of industrial fires, this book is ideal for municipal firefighters at any stage of their career, as well as for personnel at industrial facilities who ...
Residential Fire Rescue
By Mark van der Feyst, Eric Wissner, James Petruzzi
The book includes sample lesson plans that can be customized for various skills (including VES, drags and removals); step-by-step instructions combined with photos to show the various rescue techniques and positions; and, a DVD to aid the ...
Fire Engineering's Handbook for Firefighter I and II
By Glenn P. Corbett
... 876–877 mobile data terminal (MDT), 67, 877, 1077 mobile radio systems, 876 mobile radios, 65 mobile water supply apparatus, 34 model building codes, 19 Model Fire Department Standard Operating Guide, 531 modified direct method of ...
Effective Fire and Emergency Services Administration
By Robert S. Fleming
Discuss the importance of integrating fire and emergency services into a community's comprehensive plan. 18. Discuss the role of a fire and emergency ... The Fire Department Water Supply Handbook.Tulsa, OK: PennWell. Foster, T. (2010).