SUPERVISORY TECHNIQUES ARE FOR VOLUNTEERS, TOO

SUPERVISORY TECHNIQUES ARE FOR VOLUNTEERS, TOO

I am an adjunct faculty mem-ber in the fire technology associate's degree program at an area community college. One of the courses I teach is "Supervision of Fire Service Personnel." It's based on standard public administration supervisory theory and practices and covers some specific examples and differences related to the fire and rescue service.
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FORCIBLE ENTRY TECHNIQUES FOR PRIVATE DWELLING SECURITY BARS

FORCIBLE ENTRY TECHNIQUES FOR PRIVATE DWELLING SECURITY BARS

Various polls conducted in recent years have indicated that crime is one of the utmost concerns of residents in urban areas. Since the early 1980s,…
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THE WORCESTER TRAGEDY

THE WORCESTER TRAGEDY

Vincent Dunn, Alan Brunacini, and I independently were the technical reviewers of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) report 99F47 on the…
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BOOM-EQUIPPED VESSEL FOR FIREFIGHTING

BOOM-EQUIPPED VESSEL FOR FIREFIGHTING

In the past decade alone, the Port of Corpus Christi, on the Gulf Coast of Texas, has grown steadily as a major import/export center.
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THE AUTOMATIC ALARM MINDSET

THE AUTOMATIC ALARM MINDSET

Fire departments throughout the United States will respond to thousands of automatic alarm activations during the course of a year. In many instances, early notification…
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NEWS IN BRIEF

NEWS IN BRIEF

A version of the Firefighter Investment and Response Enhancement (FIRE) Act was passed by Congress in the form of the Fiscal Year (FY) 2001 Department…
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Remove the Gag

Remove the Gag

A phoenix rose from the ashes of the tragic Seton Hall University dormitory fire early this year.
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FE Volume 153 Issue 12

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