Emergency Management - FSF's Newest Training Program

FSF's newest free training program, Emergency Management for The Fire Service is now available.

As the role of the fire service expands, emergency management, rather than strict fire fighting, will become an ever more important function that the fire service provides.

This program defines the four major components of the emergency management cycle, and drills down into each of the four steps:

  • Preparation
  • Response
  • Recovery
  • Mitigation

The presenter is former Chief Michael Finney, the CEO of the Open Fire Academy, adjunct faculty for the National Fire Service, a faculty member at four universities, and the author of several books for the fire service.

To download your copy, simply go to FSF Training at www.fireengineering.com .



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