Here is a list of the articles, books and reports you should have read; are in your bookcase for reference; or should be reading. They are not ranked in any particular order:
Updated: July 22, 2022
- Pass It On!, 1st Edition – Goldfeder and Friends
- Pass It On!, 2nd Edition – Goldfeder and Friends
- Hope for the Helpful – John Alston
- Fire Officer’s Handbook of Tactics, 5th Edition – Norman
- The Art of Reading Buildings, 1st Edition – Dodson & Mittendorf
- Step up and Lead – Frank Viscuso
- Tactical and Strategic Concepts on the Fireground – Smith
- Collapse of Burning Buildings, 2nd Edition – Dunn
- Think Again – Adam Grant
- Strategic Concepts – McAniff
- Firefighting Operations in High-rise and Standpipe Equipped Buildings – McGrail
- Command and Control of Fires & Emergencies – Dunn
- 15 Laws of Invaluable Growth – John C. Maxwell
- Fireground Strategies, 2nd Edition – Avillo
- Building Construction for the Fire Service, 4th Edition – Brannigan
- Assessment Centers – Terpak
- Fire Chiefs Handbook – Brennan
- Managing Fire and Emergency Services – ICMA
- Management in the Fire Service – Reusch & Carter
- Safety and Survival on the Fireground – Dunn
- Fire Department Special Operations – Norman
- Art of Reading Smoke – Dodson
- The Art of Leadership – J.D. Walters
- Fireground Size-Up – Terpak
- Hazardous Materials: Managing the Incident, 5th Edition – Noll Hildebrand
- Company Officer, 3rd Edition – Clinton Smoke
- FDNY: First Line Supervisor’s Manual
- I Can’t Save You, But I’ll Die Trying – Dr. Burt Clark
- IAFF: Emergency Response to Terrorism – Operations
- IFSTA – Fire Service Instructor, 7th Edition
- NFA – Calling the May-Day
- NFA – Command and Control of Target Hazards
- NFA – Decision Making for Initial Company Operation
- NFA – Incident Command for Collapse
- NFA – Incident Command for High-rise
- NFPA 1403 – Live Fire Training Standards
- Leadership in the Fire Service – Volumes I & II – McAniff
- Fireground Command – Brunancini
- Principles and Practices of Firefighting – Clark
- Fireground Tactics – Freid
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