Fireground Strategies 3rd Edition

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by Anthony Avillo, Deputy Chief (Ret.), North Hudson (NJ) Fire and Rescue

The third edition of Chief Anthony Avilloโ€™s bestselling Fireground Strategies is an invaluable resource for the education and development of outstanding fire officers. Through case studies and illustrative examples, Avillo covers how to identify a strategy, develop an action plan, and implement tactics to meet the objectives of the course of action on a fireground. Fireground Strategies is a required text in senior-level undergraduate firefighting strategies courses and is recommended reading for promotional exams across the United States.

New to the third edition

  • Expanded incident command chapters covering all aspects of fireground control
  • Street-level strategies focusing on the modern fire environment
  • Improved section on resource management and additional alarm guidelines
  • Retailored strategic and tactical activities to integrate the latest attack and ventilation research
  • Revamped operational safety chapter including department-level safety programs and mechanisms designed to support and foster a culture of safety
  • New case studies designed to drive home main points including lessons learned
  • Strategic considerations of solar panels
  • Comprehensive guidelines on โ€œBuildings that Change the Rules of the Gameโ€
  • Updated vent-enter-isolate-search (VEIS) information
  • Expanded section on risk management and โ€œwho, what, whereโ€ vs. LUNAR
  • Improved operational suggestions for high-rise operations

Contents:

โ€ข Foreword by Kevin S. Malley โ€ข Introduction โ€ข How to Use This Book โ€ข Incident Command I: Strategic considerations of size-up โ€ข Incident Command II: Arrival reports and resource requirements โ€ข Incident Command III: Fireground organization, ongoing communications, and post control activities โ€ข Strategic considerations of heat transfer โ€ข Strategic considerations of building construction โ€ข Strategic modes of operation โ€ข Private dwelling fires โ€ข Multiple dwellings โ€ข High-rise operations โ€ข Contiguous structures: Row houses, garden apartments, and townhouses โ€ข Small commercial occupancies: Mixed-use occupancies, taxpayers, and strip malls โ€ข Large commercial and storage occupancies โ€ข Strategic considerations for vacant and renovated structures โ€ข Limited intervention incidents: Strategic considerations of the first responder โ€ข Fostering a culture of safety โ€ข Conclusion