All fire fighters need the safe and controlled "real life" training offered through live fire exercises in order to be fully prepared for the hazards of the fireground. Live Fire Training: Principles and Practice, Revised First Edition Includes Navigate 2 Advantage Access provides a definitive guide on how to ensure safe and realistic live fire training for both students and instructors. Updated to address all the requirements for NFPA 4 3, Standard on Live Fire Training Evolutions, 2 2 Edition, this essential resource features:
Detailed instructions on preparing for live burns in acquired structures, using gas-fired and non-gas-fired permanent structural props, and working with exterior live fire props
3 New appendices include:
Appendix D: Permanent Structure Live Fire Training Model SOP
Appendix E: Permanent Structure Live Fire Training Burn Plan
Appendix F: NFPA 4 3 Standard on Live Fire Training Evolutions Crosswalk from 2 7 Edition to 2 2 Edition
Incident Reports of actual live fire training accidents, including a summary of the lessons learned
Current live fire training legal requirements and direction on how to be compliant with industry standards
A singular focus on fire fighter safety throughout the text
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The mission of the International Society of Fire Service Instructors is to be the catalyst for fire service instructors, using realistic, motivational ideas and concepts coupled with a global network of resources to enhance the safety and effectiveness of the fire service.
Dave Casey, EFO, MPA, CFO, is managing partner of Ascend Leadership, a promotional testing and training provider. He is the co-author of the IAFC/NFPA/ISFSI textbook Live Fire Training: Principles & Practice and the officer leadership video series “The Right Seat” (Fire Engineering). 'He served as Director of Louisiana’s Municipal fire training/certification program and as Chief of Fire Standards & Training for Florida. Formerly the Fire Chief of Clay County (FL) for 11 years. Concurrently, for 15 years he was a career firefighter/paramedic with Sunrise Fire Rescue (5 stations), rising through the ranks retiring as the Training/Personnel Division Chief and for 14 years as a volunteer firefighter with the Plantation Fire Dept (also 5 station) leaving as Assistant Fire Chief