Mitchell and Shaw look at 25 modes of preparation that each firefighter should follow that will result in a successful career.
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Fire Smoke Coalition President Krusen goes over a multitude of safety precautions involving fireground air monitor when responding to hazmat or other types calls that produce dangerous air quality.
Riley and Martin present this webcast version of their popular class of how fire departments can stay fresh and motivated in areas where they don't respond to a lot of fire calls.
Ricci brings his vast knowledge of fireground tactical considerations and experience to offer insights into the quickest, safest ways of putting out the fire while keeping firefighters safe from the fire's clutches.
Norman informs FDIC students on what they need to know so as not to be caught offguard when responding to structures featuring high levels of oils, gases, and other substances used for plastics.
Danny Sheridan uses his experience in responding to New York City's largest buildings on the best tactics and strategies when faced with a fire on the top floor of these structures.
Gagliano looks at the behavioral differences and dangers of smoke coming from large structures.
Pronesti talks about making the necessary preparations departments need to make before running calls for large fires in heavily populated areas.
Steedman looks at the best ways for firefighters to get the most out of their self-contained breathing apparatus to avoid line-of-duty injury or death.
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.
