Kenney goes through all types of rescue tools and the plans needed that departments should have and master for all manner of incidents fire departments face.
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Adkins explains how rural fire departments can maximize its operations through the most efficient ways to move its water supply.
Gavin Horn offers these updates in the most recent experiments in fire behavior, decontamination of PPE, and other lessons learned in the field to help prevent firefighters from getting sick or dying on the fireground.
Pronesti explains how small fire departments can make the most out of their limited resources to help them avoid the pitfalls that some larger fire departments are able to contain.
Gustin his vast expertise in large building response to teach the best ways to use the structures standpipes when setting up attack hodselines.
Gustin returns to his bread-and-butter subject of standpipes with this overview of hose lengths and lays, building types, staffing sizes, NFPA standards, and many other issues at the heart of this subject.
Dave Dodson and Phil Jose provide a tutorial on the the processes, science, and physical characteristics of fire smoke and how best to anticipate and base your tactics on observations of this tell-tale sign.
Kelleher creates this interactive presentation to instruct every engine company on what awaits them when pulling up to that next structure fire.
McCormack takes an indepth look at one of the most important aspects of being a firefighter: putting out the fire.
UL's Kerber analyzes the statistics of a number of fire research studies and how each shows firefighters the latest and safest ways to approach the next major fire call.
