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  • November 2019

    • November 2019

    The November issue of Firehouse includes the sixth annual 2019 Station Design Awards, the annual Apparatus Showcase, featuring the latest and greatest in fire-rescue and EMS apparatus, and an article that explains how non-fire-related degrees can still help your fire career. This issue also includes a special supplement, entitled Firefighter Training: Smarter, Safer.
    Photos courtesy of Lion Group
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    Operations & Training

    Clean Training

    LION Group, Inc.
    June 2, 2021
    An idea we can live with
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    Operations & Training

    Real Training in Synthetic Smoke

    LION Group, Inc.
    June 2, 2021
    Search and rescue. These two words are at the core of nearly every fire service mission. The phrase is sequential and synergetic. Until a victim is located, they can’t be rescued...
    Nicholas A. Martin
    During live-fire training, the Salisbury, NC, Fire Department (SFD) appeared to have a close call. As the fire on the second floor intensified, a large piece of burning plywood flew from a window, narrowly missing a firefighter positioned at the bottom of a ladder.
    Operations & Training

    Close Calls: North Carolina Live-Fire Drill-Part 2

    Billy Goldfeder
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Chief Billy Goldfeder gets perspectives from the crew at the close call during a live-fire drill in North Carolina.
    Peter Matthews
    Leadership

    As Firehouse Sees It: Keep Your Head on a Swivel

    Peter Matthews
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Firehouse Editor-in-Chief Peter Matthews says stay alert because dangers and threats are not only on the fireground.
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    Fire Service Industry Partner Content

    Firehouse Presents State of Fire Service Survey Results

    Firehouse Staff
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Firehouse is proud to present the findings from our 2019 State of the Fire Service survey.

    More content from November 2019

    This Seagrave tandem-axle rescue from Potomac Heights, MD, is outfitted with a well-designed tool and equipment layout including rescue and fireground support gear. Photos by Tom W. Shand
    Apparatus

    Apparatus Architect: New Innovations to Fit Your Departmental Needs

    Nov. 1, 2019
    Tom Shand and Michael Wilbur provide a review of changes in fire apparatus design and how they may influence your day-to-day operations.
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    Apparatus

    2019 Apparatus Showcase

    Firehouse Staff
    Nov. 1, 2019
    In the 2019 Apparatus Showcase, manufacturers display the latest and greatest in fire-rescue and EMS apparatus.
    David Griffin
    Leadership

    Leadership Lessons: What is Professionalism?

    David Griffin
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Dr. David Griffin examines six characteristics that define professionalism.
    Richard Bossert
    EMS

    EMS: Victim Then Responder

    Richard Bossert
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Richard Bossert asks, do you know what to do if suddenly placed in the middle of a possible active shooting?
    Photo by Johnny Lopez
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    Operations & Training

    Hot Shots 11/19

    Nov. 1, 2019
    Firehouse highlights recent fires from around the country.
    Firefighters were told by dispatch not to put water on the fire and the phosphorus was allowed to burn, engulfing the truck. (Courtesy Gettysburg Fire Department).
    Hazardous Materials

    Hazmatology: Chemical Notebook: Phosphorus

    Robert Burke
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Robert Burke details several incidents involving the hidden dangers of phosphorus during transportation accidents.
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    Leadership

    First Due: Organizational Communication

    Brian Schaeffer
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Brian Schaeffer explains how the fire service is moving away from traditional command-and-control structure.
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    Operations & Training

    Research Corner: Water Application During Suppression

    Robin Zevotek
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Robin Zevotek researches whether or not water application during suppression increases the water vapor in the fire environment.
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    Safety & Health

    Health & Wellness: Leadership’s Role During Traumatic Events

    Jared Meeker
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Jared Meeker discusses the struggles with and signs and symptoms of emotional trauma.
    Ron Moore
    This minivan crash shows that rear liftgates could jam and obstruct access to patients trapped inside. The two manual lifter struts on this liftgate will have to be dealt with if the rescue team is to accomplish total liftgate removal. Photos by Ron Moore
    Vehicle Extrication

    University of Extrication: Liftgate and Hatchback Lifter Strut Systems

    Ron Moore
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Ron Moore explains why different lifter strut systems mean different removal techniques for rescuers.
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    Careers & Education

    Higher Education: Keep Your Options Open

    Glenn James
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Glenn James explains how non fire-related degrees can still help your fire service career.
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    Safety & Health

    For the Record 11/19

    Firehouse Staff
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Firehouse Magazine Makes $20,000 Donation to Box 55.
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    Careers & Education

    Scuttlebutt 11/19

    Firehouse Staff
    Nov. 1, 2019
    Memorial Stair Climb Raises $115,000 for NFFF.
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    Leadership

    The Fire Scene: The Bravest Bosses

    John J. Salka Jr.
    Nov. 1, 2019
    John Salka asks, "Do you know firefighters' challenges and exposures?"
    Surrounded by the world-class Aspen/Snowmass ski resort, the Roaring Fork Fire Rescue Station 45 was designed to sustainably address firefighter health, complement the surrounding architectural vernacular, and provide affordable housing. Roaring Fork Fire Rescue Station 45 was selected as the Career 1 Gold Winner in the 2019 Station Design Awards.
    SD Awards and Conference

    2019 Station Design Awards

    Nov. 1, 2019
    Firehouse is pleased to present the sixth annual showcase of fire and emergency services facilities. Fifty-four entries, in eight categories, were submitted by 44 architecture...
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    Operations & Training

    Firefighter Training: Smarter, Safer

    Nov. 1, 2019
    Firehouse, in partnership with the International Society of Fire Service Instructors (ISFSI) and LION, presents Firefighter Training: Smarter, Safer.