Drawn by Fire: Directional Roller-Coaster
Check out Paul Combs's illustration from the August 2022 issue of Fire Engineering magazine.
FE Volume 175 Issue 8
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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.
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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Products/Services/Media: August 2022
Check out some firefighter products and equipment from the August 2022 issue of Fire Engineering magazine.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 camaraderie.
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.