This book presents a single management system for law enforcement, emergency management, ems, and fire personnel to use when taking command of an Incident Command System (ICS) operation. The content is based on sound management and command principles. But more importantly, it has been refined through actual utilization by career and volunteer personnel on all types and sizes of incidents.

A revised edition of the Handling Elevator Emergencies published by the NFPA in 1979. This book contains updated information for emergency responders for dealing with elevator operation and rescue procedures.

This workbook is to be used by students being provided instruction from the instructors guide PROTECTING STRUCTURES IN THE WILDLAND/URBAN INTERFACE that is also available through this supplier.

This guide is to be used by instructors to teach an eight hour course of structure protection in the wildland/urban interface. Students will be taught the following: recognize conflagration potential of the initial attack fire situation; . identify structures that have a high potential for loss; reduce loss of life and prevent injuries; and Recognize wildland fire behavior characteristics and fire control procedures. This guide is to be used with the Student Workbook and DVD that either are or will be available here under the same title.

An instructors guide for teaching officers to be incident commanders. This guide is based on the principles provided in the text book ICS Strategy. The course is a 40 hour higher education program that can be taught in 8, 4, or 3 hour sessions. This class meets the intent of NFPA 1021 4-6 Emergency Service Delivery.