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The Rule of Air Management (ROAM)

Across the country, firefighters are waking up to the fact that current Air Management practices are not working. Increased reports of firefighter's running out of air, asphyxiating inside structures or dying in cancer wards are a clear indication that a change is needed.

Join the Seattle Guys as they present a hard hitting, no-nonsense assessment of what is happening, why it continues...

A New Way to Train the Next Generation of Firefighters: Fire Engineering's Handbook for Firefighter I and II

Long known as the leader in advanced fire service training materials, Fire Engineering Books & Videos is proud to announce a new way to train the next generation of firefighters: Fire Engineering's Handbook for Firefighter I and II. Glenn Corbett, Fire Engineering Magazine's technical editor, has assembled the top names in firefighting to compile what will be the most authoritative, comprehens...

Slicin' and Dicin' Cutting Techniques for Vehicle Rescue

Dave Dalrymple discusses cutting techniques and approaches for rescue situations in vehicle extrication.

New Advancements in Thermal Protection

Is it possible to have turnout gear that can deliver ideal levels of comfort and thermal protection at the same time? During this Webinar, hosted by Dr. Rich Young, Senior Research Chemist at DuPont Personal Protection, and Karen Lehtonen Director of Protective System Group Products for Lion Apparel, will share recent advances in thermal protection technology and how they can be applied to incr...

The Art of Reading Smoke II

In this sequel to "The Art of Reading Smoke" webcast, Dave Dodson will review the four attributes of smoke and go over some "shortcuts," practical firefighting street tips for size-up. The webcast will also feature an extended interactive period in which he?ll field questions and answers from viewers.