In This Issue: Another Australia Wildland LODD, Accident Kills TX Firefighter and Officer at Crash Scene…
This month’s issue of Fire Engineering includes two special supplements, both of which are available now for download: the 2020 Industrial Firefighting supplement and the 2020 PPE supplement. Be sure to check out more of our digital supplements, as well. —Pete Prochilo, Online Content Manager
AL Fire Chief Dies from Medical Emergency
More Than 20 People Injured in NYC High-Rise Fire
Bus Falls into Sinkhole in China, Killing at Least Six People
Death Toll Rises After Severe Storms Sweep Through Southern U.S.
Raging Bound Brook (NJ) Fire Goes to Seven Alarms
Fire Engulfs Nursing Home in Croatia; at Least Six Dead
Features
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Firefighter Training
Although a comfortable existence can be easy, ignorance of the world around us is dangerous to all firefighters, writes David DeStefano.
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Firefighting
Firefighters worked to overcome multiple challenges at a wind-driven fire in a garden apartment complex.
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Health & Safety
“The best way a department HSO could optimally understand such a system and begin to ascertain potential examples or ideas they may want to replicate is simply by talking to their local expert; that would be your own local delivery driver,” writes David McHenry.
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From the Archive
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Firefighter Training
Brian Butler explains the significance of chimney fires, their potential hazards, and tactics that will help keep them from spreading to the structure.
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