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Excellent basic firefighter training manual. It was not used when I first went through the training academy and wasn't when I returned for re-certification. I bought a copy for my personal library. I refer to it more than just a few times during the year. Firefighting is one professional that training and eduction never stop and for me that includes my days off as well.
Contents
The History and Orientation of the Fire Service | 1 |
Fire Fighter Guidelines | 2 |
42 | 14 |
Wrap | 16 |
Fire Fighter Qualifications and Safety | 20 |
Chapter | 36 |
Wildland and Ground Fires | 40 |
Fire Behavior | 44 |
Salvage and Overhaul | 552 |
Introduction | 554 |
Fire Fighter Rehabilitation | 588 |
Types of Incidents Affecting Fire Fighter | 593 |
Wildland and Ground Fires | 606 |
Fire Suppression | 620 |
a Large Handline | 631 |
Preincident Planning | 646 |
Other Factors That Affect Wildland Fires | 50 |
Donning the Entire | 58 |
Emergency Medical Care | 65 |
Fire Service Communications | 70 |
Chapter 4 | 87 |
Chapter 11 | 96 |
Incident Management System | 100 |
Introduction | 102 |
10 | 113 |
Fire Behavior | 122 |
Extinguishing Wildland Fires | 125 |
Building Construction | 146 |
Types of Construction Materials | 149 |
Building Components | 159 |
Portable Fire Extinguishers | 174 |
SPARK | 176 |
328 | 197 |
Wrap | 209 |
Fire Fighter Tools and Equipment | 214 |
Priorities of Attack | 215 |
Phases of | 229 |
Wrap | 238 |
Ropes and Knots | 240 |
Chapter 9 | 242 |
E 171 | 258 |
Response and SizeUp | 278 |
Arrival at the Incident Scene | 284 |
MASON R | 285 |
Chapter 22 | 289 |
Incident Action Plan | 291 |
Wrap | 294 |
Forcible Entry | 296 |
Windows | 310 |
Ladders | 328 |
Inspection Maintenance and Service Testing | 337 |
Search and Rescue | 372 |
Fire Detection Protection | 384 |
Window | 401 |
Ventilation | 406 |
Tactical Priorities | 413 |
Vertical Ventilation | 423 |
Vertical Ventilation Techniques | 429 |
Special Considerations | 436 |
Wrap | 440 |
Water Supply | 444 |
Types of Fire Hydrants | 451 |
Maintaining Fire Hydrants | 457 |
Fire Hose Nozzles Streams and Foam | 462 |
Hose Care Maintenance and Inspection | 478 |
11 | 480 |
Wrap | 532 |
Fire Fighter Survival | 536 |
Fire Fighter Survival Procedures | 543 |
Fire Fighter Rehabilitation | 547 |
Tactical Information | 657 |
Locations Requiring Special Considerations | 664 |
Wrap | 666 |
Fire and Emergency Medical Care | 668 |
Emergency Medical Care | 682 |
Infection Control | 683 |
Performing Rescue Breathing on Children | 696 |
Anatomy and Function of the Circulatory System | 702 |
Pressure Points | 719 |
Vehicle Rescue and Extrication | 732 |
Chapter 25 | 734 |
Principles of Gaining Access and Disentangling | 740 |
Remove and Transport the Victim | 746 |
Wrap | 747 |
Assisting Special Rescue Teams | 750 |
Overview | 776 |
Difference Between Hazardous Materials Incidents | 783 |
Chapter 29 | 789 |
Properties and Effects | 790 |
Hazard Exposure and Contamination | 799 |
Wrap | 806 |
Recognizing and Identifying the Hazards | 810 |
Introduction | 814 |
Facility and Transportation Markings and Colorings | 821 |
Implementing a Response | 832 |
Wrap | 840 |
Scene Safety and Control | 842 |
Response Priorities and Actions | 860 |
Decision to Withdraw | 867 |
Decontamination Techniques | 870 |
The Decontamination Process | 877 |
Terrorism Awareness | 882 |
Wrap | 906 |
Fire Prevention and Public Education | 908 |
Introduction | 910 |
Conducting a Fire Safety Survey in a Private | 912 |
Fire Detection Protection and Suppression Systems | 920 |
Fire Alarm and Detection Systems | 922 |
Fire Suppression Systems | 935 |
Wrap | 954 |
Fire Cause Determination | 960 |
Observations During Fireground Operations | 971 |
Wrap | 979 |
Appendix A NFPA 1001 Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications 2002 | 982 |
Appendix B NFPA 1001 Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications 2002 | 992 |
Glossary | 994 |
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Chapter 33 | 1030 |
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