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The Evolving Fireground: Research-Based Tactics DVD

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In this video, Deputy Chief P.J. Norwood and Lieutenant Sean Gray discuss how fireground strategy and tactics have evolved in light of fire research conducted around the world. They discuss the fire tetrahedron and how fuel, heat, and air all affect a fire's growth or extinguishment. Gray and Norwood use the lessons learned from the research as well as their general knowledge of the fireground to illustrate safer and more effective ways to operate on the fireground. They discuss how to apply this new understanding of fire behavior to two of the fire service's most important tasks: search and fire attack.

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This video is an important resource for anyone wanting to put new fire dynamics research to action.

You will learn:

  • How firefighting activities affect the fire tetrahedron
  • To stay safe while working in the flow path on the fireground
  • Search methods that isolate the firefighter and victim
  • Fire attack methods that minimize the air fed to the fire

Downloadable PDF of plans to build the "Palmers House" aka "Doll House" also included.

by Lt. Sean Gray & Deputy Chief P.J. Norwood

DVD/Run time: 70 min/2017
ISBN10: 159370383x

Reviews

  • 5
    Great tools for the toolbox

    Posted by Alex Hickey on Jan 19th 2017

    I watched this movie on fire engineering videos with my crew yesterday. It gave us some very useful tools that we can begin to implement in training immediately, and hopefully on actual incidents soon. An example of this is counting walls while doing search. Awesome content, well organized and the perfect length. We watched it while working out and spent awhile discussing it afterwards. Thanks!