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When faced with long driveways where apparatus can't navigate, a home that sits far back from the road, or a rear tenement with limited access, we should have a plan on how we're going to lay our attack lines.
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Saving Staff Hours with SafetyPAD
Although budgets aren't as tight they have been in recent years, there are still too few tax dollars allocated to first responders to make chiefs…
Response to a Health Care Facility Power Outage
On January 23, 2013, at 1850 hours, the local utility company for the City of Walnut Creek, California, experienced a transformer fire that caused a…
Walking the Point in Incident Command
Gary Seidel-Firefighters are able to meet citizen expectations and perform under stress in an emergency-they are able to "walk the point." Can incident commanders and…
The Three Vs of Preincident Intelligence
Eric G. Bachman-Preincident intelligence helps you to identify, anticipate, contemplate, and counter the myriad hazards and challenges in your response district, especially industrial and commercial…
P2 ~ Ammonia Release: The ONE PLAN Integrated Response Strategy
Gary W. Smith-Firefighters nationwide have common concerns about ammonia emergencies, namely its flammability, the life hazard within the invisible vapor, the recognition and mitigation of…
Ammonia Release: The ONE PLAN Integrated Response Strategy
Gary W. Smith-Firefighters nationwide have common concerns about ammonia emergencies, namely its flammability, the life hazard within the invisible vapor, the recognition and mitigation of…
Ammonia Release: The ONE PLAN Integrated Response Strategy
Gary W. Smith-Firefighters nationwide have common concerns about ammonia emergencies, namely its flammability, the life hazard within the invisible vapor, the recognition and mitigation of…
Getting It Just Right: Don’t Micromanage
Chuck French-Some subordinates accuse managers of "micromanaging" when they are simply managing. Learn the subtle differences among management, micromanagement, and undermanagement to better prepare you…
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