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Looking to save jobs and dollars, improve safety, combat complacency, and improve flexibility? Flatten your organizational chart and get rid of the Engineer rank. Instead, train all to drive and…Continue
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What are five ideas that the fire service needs to hear to progress and reduce casualties? Check out the attached Fire Econ 101.
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Think that charging for inspections is a good way to help the city budget? Think that charging for emergency services is wrong? Not so fast. Check out the attached Fire Econ 103.
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Think that saving lives and property is the primary way firefighters serve the public good? Think again. Check out the attached Fire Econ 102.
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