Fireground Command Mastery for Calm Leadership

This groundbreaking text draws on over 1,000 years of combined experience from incident commanders across the country. Why should you read this book?

• Improve communication, risk assessment, and accountability while reducing radio traffic. • Develop a proactive team to save more civilian lives while minimizing firefighter risk. • Bridge the tactical gap between the incident commander and frontline crews. • Apply military models of decentralization and empowerment to stay ahead of any incident. • Integrate the latest data from the Firefighter Rescue Survey and UL FSRI to maximize effectiveness. • Rapidly organize tactics and resources for a wide range of incidents, including house fires, apartment fires, hotels, motels, commercial buildings, big box stores, strip malls, row houses, high-rises, Maydays, vegetation fires, wildland-urban interface, multi-casualty incidents, hazardous materials incidents, and even unified command situations.

This book aligns with the FESHE curriculum for Strategies and Tactics and Disaster Planning and Control courses. It also connects to the job performance requirements (JPRs) of NFPA 1021 for Fire Officers I–IV, and is consistent with the most current NFPA, NIMS, and FIRESCOPE standards and expectations.

The authors of this text have over 1,000 years of combined experience in command case studies, providing unparalleled expertise and insight. Their unique perspective and practical strategies will empower incident commanders to outpace any emergency, regardless of its nature or scale.

By reading this book, you will develop an aggressive, well-coordinated team capable of saving more civilian lives while keeping firefighters safe. The tactical and organizational principles presented will help you bridge the gap between the command post and frontline crews, fostering better communication and decision-making.

Moreover, this text integrates the latest data and research from leading organizations, ensuring your incident management practices are grounded in the most up-to-date and effective approaches. From house fires to hazardous materials incidents, you'll find the tools and techniques needed to rapidly organize your resources and tactics for maximum impact.

Whether you're a seasoned incident commander or aspiring for greater leadership responsibilities, this book is an essential resource. Its comprehensive coverage of the FESHE curriculum and alignment with NFPA, NIMS, and FIRESCOPE standards make it a valuable addition to any fire service professional's library.

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