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Fire Engineering Books is your first stop for training. Our focus is to provide materials that the modern fire service needs to train and operate properly, whether the concern is about basic firefighting or managing the department’s budget. Written by top experts in the fire service, our books are widely adopted by training instructors around the world.
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Most Popular Titles
 Fire Engineering Handbook for Firefighter I and II Edited by Glenn Corbett Price: $95 |
 Firefighting Operations in High-Rise and Standpipe-Equipped Buildings by District Chief David McGrail Price: $79 |
 Elevator and Escalator Rescue by Chief Theodore Lee Jarboe (Ret.) and Asst Chief John J. O'Donoghue (Ret.) Price: $59 |
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Testimonials
" I wanted to thank Chief Kastros for his outstanding book on how to prepare for Assesment center exams. Our Department utilized this process for the first time recently. Without any prior experience with this type of exam my study partners and I where able to achieve scores of two 100% and one 93.5% by using the information within the book. The text is well written and the information is easy to put work, I would highly recommend it to anyone wanting that competitive edge. Thanks again Chief as it was very nice getting it done on the first try for both myself and the family."
- Charles Ferrari OC. California
Reading List
Here is what Fire Engineering's Editor Bobby Halton recommends:
Normal Accidents Living with High-risk Technologies by Charles Perrow
Decision-Making: Risk Management, Systems Thinking and Situation Awareness by Alan McLucas
Quality Leadership, Standards of Leadership Behavior by Dick Leatherman PhD
Decision-making harvard Business Essentaials subject adviser Alan J. Rowe
Deep Survival by Laurence Gonzales
The Field Guide to Human Error Inveastigations by Sidney Dekker
10 Questions about Human Error by Sidney W A Decker
Inviting Disaster, Lessons from Edge of Technology by James R. Chiles
