Bodega Booby Traps
Mike Ciampo reviews two incidents that reveal some of the hazards connected with these small convenience stores.
FE Volume 177 Issue 2
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FE Volume 177 Issue 2
Check out some firefighter training articles from the February 2024 issue of Fire Engineering magazine, which focuses on fire apparatus topics.
Letters to the Editor: February 2024
Read some letters to the editors we ran in the February 2024 issue of Fire Engineering magazine.
Product Showcase: February 2024
Check out some firefighting products and servies that we showcased in the February 2024 issue of Fire Engineering magazine.
More FE Volume 177 Issue 2
To OSB or Not to OSB?
Is oriented strand board really creating more exposure hazards than other material that firefighters use as training fire loads?
Running the Red: Emergency Vehicle Operations Pitfalls
When emergency vehicle operators drive, they tend to have a false sense of security that everyone will yield the right of way. This is dangerous.
Apparatus Deliveries: February 2024
Check out some fire trucks profiled in the February 2024 issue of Fire Engineering, including this heavy rescue built for the Hagarman (NY) Volunteer Fire Department.
Revolutionizing Firefighter Education: A Paradigm Shift for the Forgotten
Fire instructors must ensure that students’ needs are at the forefront, creating a thriving learning environment where all aspiring firefighters can realize their potential.
Mayday Drill: Years in the Making, Phase 2
Owen C. Thomassen III and Mike Barakey discuss how Mayday training helped the Suffolk (VA) Department of Fire & Rescue improve.
After a Freeze-Up: Important Next Steps
It is incumbent on the fire service to be proactive and take necessary steps to protect property when a building’s fire protection system is compromised.
Medical Emergencies and Large Fires: Bronx and Manhattan, 2005-2020
Deborah Wallace and Rodrick Wallace examine the merger of the FDNY and EMS and its impact on the Bronx and Manhattan.
Fundamentals for Roadway Incident Operations
Jack Sullivan asks: Are we doing everything we can to protect our personnel and the motoring public at every roadway incident?