Drawn by Fire: Directional Roller-Coaster
Check out Paul Combs's illustration from the August 2022 issue of Fire Engineering magazine.
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FE Volume 175 Issue 8
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Summer Shenanigans
With the development of lithium-ion batteries, we’ll see many more incidents involving scooters, bicycles, skateboards, and unicycles.
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FE Volume 175 Issue 8
Check out the August 2022 issue of Fire Engineering magazine, featuring articles on firefighter training, leadership, management, and more.
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Mission-Driven Culture: A Path to Success
A mission-driven culture focuses on each mission and allows subordinates more freedom to make decisions in the face of unforeseen and unfamiliar circumstances.
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More FE Volume 175 Issue 8
Letters to the Editor: August 2022
Read some feedback from our readers from the August 2022 issue of Fire Engineering, as well as an illustration from Paul Combs.
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Products/Services/Media: August 2022
Check out some firefighter products and equipment from the August 2022 issue of Fire Engineering magazine.
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Apparatus Deliveries: August 2022
Check out some rigs featured in the August issue of Fire Engineering, including this pumper built for Barriere (British Columbia, Canada) Fire Rescue.
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Chief’s Drivers: Their Value, Roles, and Responsibilities
Stephen Marsar discusses the value, roles, and responsibilities of such a position and the vital advantages that it can offer.
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Speaking Up Isn’t Easy
Have you ever been in a situation where you didn’t feel comfortable speaking up? Daniel Vecchiolla on the problem it poses for firefighters.
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Rules of Engagement for the Outside Chief
Craig A. Haigh looks at the processes, challenges, and responsibilities of acting as a chief who arrives from an outside fire department.
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The Crucial Need for Officer/Staff Meetings
Ed Dolan looks at the importance of holding regular meetings at the firehouse kitchen table and how they aid in both professional development and team…
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Rightsizing Incident Command: Four Command Models
Nicholas F. Nanna presents the four primary models of on-scene incident command and discusses how they can be scaled depending on the incident.
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