Read a roundup of some of our recent featured blogs on Fire Engineering, including posts by John K. Murphy, Brian Ward, Isaac Frazier, and more.
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The Antartic Fireman’s Journey Clay Morgan discusses his experiences in dealing with PTSD from the job. |
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Happy Employees Equal Happy Customers How does this business concept apply to the fire service? Michael Lloyd takes a look. |
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What’s Your Job? Firefighting is a team, action-oriented job. The exceptional ones who stand out and constantly improve their team, writes Warren Cersley. |
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Learning to Fail Gracefully Failing gracefully means investing in a plan and asking for constructive criticism on how you can improve, writes Candice McDonald. |
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Why Not Have a Formal Mentoring Program? Michael Lloyd says such a program would help with the development of employees and leaders. |
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Time to Pass It On John K. Murphy reflects on the value–and values–of the Fire Department Instructors Conference (FDIC) International. |
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Lead by Example “If you want your personnel to be trained, lead by example and take some training with them.” Read more from Andy Marsh. |
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Sources of Power What sources of power do you use in your day-to-day activities with your team? Brian Ward has more. |
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Hybrid Mass Timber BuildingChris Naum looks at a project under construction in Canada. |
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Does Size Matter? Isaac Frazier discusses the size of spreaders for extrication. |
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Recycle, Re-Use, and Rescue AB Turenne looks at a unique way to use specific equipment in rescuing a down firefighter. |
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I’m Responsible Accepting self-responsibility helps the fire service as a whole get better, writes David DeStefano. |
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Life Safety or Life Saving? Mark J. Cotter comments on whether modern fire tactics are “too safe” when it comes to fire suppression. |
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