THE AGGRESSIVE FIREFIGHTING ENGINE COMPANY

ON DEMAND COURSE NOW AVAILABLE!
NEW AND UPDATED
MASTER THE MOST IMPACTFUL ACTION ON THE FIREGROUND.
There is nothing more impactful than getting a line on the fire - but the attack line is not magic. Engine company operations may be the backbone of the fire service - but that doesn’t mean they’re simple. This program will focus on the core mission of getting a line on the fire, quickly, and what it takes to make that happen.
This program includes 4+ hours of highly engaging training shot in professional 4K video quality, consisting of concepts and content that have been developed over years and delivered to fire departments around North America - and all based in real practical fireground experience.
We will discuss the engine company in detail, from setting up the rig and crews, all the way to wrapping up from the fire. If you want real training that helps you achieve a higher level of firefighting while igniting passion for the job, you're in the right place.

"Great breakdown of Engine Company work!"
"Real world tips for making an engine company more effective. Break out of your traditional fire service "the way we've always done it" and be open to change. There's always room for improvement and this program brought some great pieces forward. Definitely stimulating!"
"Solid class! Price is a steal."
COURSE OUTLINE
Fire Attack & the Fire Environment
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What is a Good Engine Company?
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The Modern Fire Environment
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Fire Science & Fire Attack Decisions
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Modes of Fire Attack - Interior Fire Attack
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Modes of Fire Attack - Exterior Fire Attack
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Where to Attack the Fire?
Setting Up The Aggressive Engine Company
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Apparatus & Hoseloads
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The Hose/Nozzle Package & Racks
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The Engine Company Team
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Fire Attack Location Decision-making
Engine Company Evolutions
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Fireground Hustle & Engine Appliances
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Estimating the Stretch
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Long Length Attack Lines
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Leader Lines & Gated Wyes
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Standpipe Operatons
Fireground Operations
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Quick Response to the Right Place
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Water Supply & Tank Water
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Water Supply & Laying Out
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Reversing Out, Engine Positioning, and Pumping the Hydrant
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The Fire Attack Plan
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Hoseline Selection
Getting Water on the Fire
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The Rig to the Door
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The Door to the Fire
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At the Fire Room
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Additional Attack Lines
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Fireground Problems & Wrapping Up
Interested in registering multiple members of your department?

This program elevates both new and veteran firefighters with the knowledge, strategies and decision-making abilities that lead to rapidly placing attack lines in service and getting water. on. the. fire.
Delivered from the perspective of street-smart firefighting, our courses focus on the instructors experiences and fireground proven skills and tactics. We aim to explain these concepts clearly and practically, and to deliver ideas and concepts that can be implemented immediately.
WITH THIS COURSE YOU'LL GET:
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On-demand easy-to-follow modular course format you can take all at once or in segments.
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4K video quality and professional audio.
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14 days of access to the program from any web-enabled device (phone, tablet, or computer).
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Certificate of completion.
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Access to our online training community and exclusive live Q&A's.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER - NICK MARTIN
Presently a Battalion Chief with the City of Salisbury Fire Department in North Carolina, Nick previously served as the Chief of Training for the City of Columbia, South Carolina, and as a Lieutenant with the District of Columbia Fire Department.
Nick's career began in 1994 in his hometown of Swarthmore, PA. Since then he's been fortunate enough to be surrounded by great, motivated firefighters who have taught him everything he knows. His passion is for firefighting excellence, driven by our uncompromisable responsibility for excellent service to our citizens.
Since 2010, Nick has been privileged to present at FDIC as a classroom presenter and hands-on instructor. Since 2004 he's traveled the country to share thoughts, learn from others, and see many different ways of firefighting operations. His degrees include a BS in Fire Science from the University of Maryland and an MS in Public Safety Management from Johns Hopkins University.
"With the help of some great friends and other talented instructors, I enjoy passing on the information, classroom and hands-on, that I have learned from my mentors and from good and bad experiences on the fire-ground. My goal is to pass on what was passed to me with the hopes that I can improve the skill and experiences of other firefighters."
- Nick Martin

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