Fighting Fire

This resourceful guide, Fighting Fire, enhances the skills of frontline firefighters with effective tools and techniques for incident management.

In Fighting Fire, the third installment of the Compartment Firefighting Series, readers are introduced to essential tools and techniques utilized by frontline firefighters during incidents. This comprehensive guide emphasizes the importance of selecting the right tactics to effectively address various firefighting scenarios. With a focus on practical applications, Fighting Fire serves as a valuable resource for practitioners aiming to enhance their skills and knowledge in managing fire situations safely.

The book complements its predecessor, Reading Fire, which delves into the selection of appropriate tactics based on the stages of fire development and burning profiles. Readers will find a thorough comparison of various techniques, such as Tactical Ventilation, Transitional Attack, Water Application, and Nozzle Techniques. Additionally, Fighting Fire incorporates insights from the STAR Model of Decision Making and evaluates Basic Incident Command Principles, providing a well-rounded perspective on firefighting strategies.

Designed to be user-friendly, Fighting Fire is an ideal companion for frontline practitioners. It not only aims to improve firefighter safety but also supports ongoing professional development. The book's straightforward approach makes it accessible for both seasoned firefighters and those new to the field, ensuring that all readers can benefit from its practical guidance and knowledge.