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Adaptive Fireground Management for Company and Command Officers-FDIC 2012

Adaptive Fireground Management for Company and Command Officers: Christopher Naum Presentation for Fire Department Instructors Conference- FDIC 2012. Program...

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Comment by Christopher Huston on April 8, 2012 at 1:01pm
Looking foward to this presentation and talking with you!
Comment by Christopher Naum, SFPE on March 18, 2012 at 9:05pm

Here’s a promo for the program; “Adaptive Fireground Management for Company and Command Officers”: that will be presented at the Fire Department Instructors Conference- FDIC on Thursday April 19, 2012 10:30 am in Wabash 2.  If you’re attending FDIC this year, plan to mark this program down as one of your stops. I look forward to meeting you at FDIC.

This class presents new insights into emerging concepts and methodologies related to the challenges that arise while fighting today’s structural fires today. Extreme fire behavior, building construction, and occupancy risk mandate new strategic, tactical, and operational modeling. Students will be introduced to a new integrated model that represents new methodologies for predictive risk management, command compression and resiliency, tactical patience, and five-star command theories. This program has direct relevancy to all operational levels and ranks with specific focus toward company- and command-level responsibilities. INTERMEDIATE

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