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FE Volume 176 Issue 7
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Hazmat Response and Artificial Intelligence: The Next Evolution
The next big transition is the integration of AI into hazmat response. Rick Edinger and Greg Noll take a closer look.
FE Volume 176 Issue 7
Read firefighter training articles from the July 2023 issue of Fire Engineering magazine, including pieces from Brian Brush, Anthony Avillo, Adam Theil, and more!
What’s the Plan? Tactical Planning for Tactical Success
This article will use a target hazard in a notional first-due area to help you understand the steps you should use for departmental planning.
More FE Volume 176 Issue 7
Fires in Detached Garages
Mike Ciampo reviews a garage fire response by firefighters with the Little Ferry (NJ) Fire Department.
The ‘Sub Urban’ Fire Problem
Brian Brush considers how demographic shifts and increasing poverty are impacting firefighting in suburban areas.
Marshland Rescue Provides Valuable Lessons
This article will share some lessons learned from a dangerous, difficult, and long-duration rescue conducted in Sullivan County, New York.
The Fire Service of the Future: Technology, Teamwork, and Trust
Learning to embrace change while appreciating our history is essential for creating future fire service excellence, writes Adam K. Thiel.
More with Doors
Firefighters can find other uses for doors that aren’t so common or spoken about but can prove invaluable on the fireground.
The Wingspread Conferences: The Fire Service’s Best-Kept Secret
Dennis Rubin reflects on some of Wingspread VII’s “Statements of National Significance to the United States Fire and Emergency Services.”
Product Showcase: July 2023
Check out some firefighting products that were featured in the July 2023 issue of Fire Engineering magazine.
Apparatus Deliveries: July 2023
Check out some recent apparatus deliveries from the pages of Fire Engineering, including this pumper built for the Yurok Tribe (CA) Fire Department.
