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Training Seminars and Lecture Programs

For National Delivery 2016 – 2017

Chief Christopher J. Naum, SFPE Chief of Training, The Command Institute | Tactical Theorist Contributing Editor, Firehouse Magazine and Firehouse.com Consultant, NIOSH Firefighter Fatality Investigation & Prevention Program Past Vice President, International Society of Fire Service Instructors

The Command Institute and Buildingsonfire.com are pleased to provide this prospectus for consideration for training

and seminar program deliveries Nationally thought the United States and Canada. Incorporating and facilitating the latest training delivery concepts and methodologies and integrating current and emerging technology, social media platforms, eMedia and internet based content management systems and material in order to provide unparalleled fire service curricula, training and education, The Command Institute has been actively researching, developing, promoting and facilitating exceptional training programs and content since 1987.

All programs, methodologies and content is designed and developed by Christopher J. Naum, SFPE, Chief of Training, The Command Institute and a 41-year fire service veteran and a highly regarded national instructor, author, visionary, lecturer and fire officer. He is a distinguished authority on building construction, command management and fire fighter safety issues affecting the fire and emergency services and has traveled throughout the United States and internationally, and has been lecturing and instructing nationally for over thirty years. Chief Naum has developed original cutting edge concepts, emerging

methodologies and practices and incorporated these into highly praised and acclaimed training program, lectures and seminars that are being delivered throughout the United States and internationally. Naum is Executive Producer of the Buildingsonfire Series and Productions that include the highly acclaimed website, Buildingsonfire.com dedicated to building construction, command risk management and firefighter safety and is also the executive producer of two highly regarded eMedia web sites on PennWell’s FireEMSBlogs.com and FirefighterNation.com; FiregroundLeadership.com and TheFireOfficer.com. He is a highly acclaimed instructor and lecturer and provides exceptional cutting edge programs that resonate with all types of fire service organizational structures, ranks and size agencies.

“If you're going to command or tactically engage at a structure fire: you better understand the building-there is limited margin for error on today’s evolving fireground….

…Errors and Omissions Are Unforgiving” C.J. Naum


Instructor Biography

Christopher J. Naum, SFPE Chief of Training, Command Institute | Tactical Theorist Contributing Editor, Firehouse Magazine and Firehouse.com Consultant, NIOSH Firefighter Fatality Investigation & Prevention Program Past Vice President, International Society of Fire Service Instructors

A 41-year fire service veteran and a highly regarded national instructor, author, lecturer and fire officer, he is a distinguished authority on building construction issues affecting the fire and emergency services and has traveled throughout the United States and internationally delivering training programs on building construction, command

management and operational safety. He has been lecturing and instructing throughout the United States and internationally for over thirty years. His previously service included Fire Command, Fire Protection & Safety at a US nuclear power plant, over twenty years in field operations & suppression as a commanding company officer in New York and Training & Fire Academy and College academic curricula administration and management. He is the Chief of Training for the Command Institute and served as a Vice President with the International Society of Fire Service Instructors and a past member of the Board of Directors, IAFC Safety, Health & Survival Section. A Contributing Editor with Firehouse Magazine and Firehouse.com where he authors the Buildings on Fire column and Buildingsonfire series, he served as an adjunct Instructor with the National Fire Academy and is a National Fallen Firefighter Foundation, Everyone Goes Home Firefighter Safety Advocate. A former architect and fire protection engineer he was the 1987 ISFSI George D. Post National Fire Instructor of the Year and is a Technical Consultant to the NIOSH Firefighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program and Firefighter LODD Reports. He is a well-respected Tactical Theorist, researching and developing emerging and cutting edge strategic and tactical operational methodologies, concepts and practices based on fire research to improved fireground operations and firefighter safety and is active in numerous national & international fire service agenda programs, committees and initiatives that is helping to define the fire and emergency services in training and operations in the years ahead. Naum is Executive Producer of the Buildingsonfire Series and Productions that include the highly acclaimed website, Buildingsonfire.com dedicated to building construction, command risk management and firefighter safety and is also the executive producer of two highly regarded eMedia web sites on PennWell’s FireEMSBlogs.com & FirefighterNation.com that include FiregroundLeadership.com and TheFireOfficer.com and manages numerous interactive eMedia programs on Facebook, Twitter and FirefighterNation.com. He hosts the monthly radio program, Taking it to the Streets on FirefighterNetcast.com and Blogtalkradio.com He has developed, authored and is publishing a groundbreaking fireground management model-Adaptive Fireground Management

TM (AFM) and an integrated training curricula model –Five Star Command

TM integrating building

construction, risk management and firefighter safety with the latest insights on fire behavior, fire dynamics and tactical modeling and has published new insights on a Tactical Risk Management Model for firefighting operations and is preparing to launch a new methodology on Reading the Building Profiling called the Buildings on Fire FACTS

TM

process series.


Training Seminars and Lecture Programs

For National Delivery 2016 – 2017

Building Construction for Today’s Fire Service

Today’s buildings and occupancies present increasing challenges that

have redefined strategic and tactical fireground operations and impact these operations on a wide variety of levels that often include adverse compartment fire conditions, structural compromise, collapse and predicable building performance. Presenting insights on building construction for today’s fire service, the primary objective of this program is to increase awareness and understandings and promote new skill sets in the fundamentals of building construction, architecture, engineering and design that directly impact firefighting operations at structure fires.

Five fundamental areas integrating building and construction methodologies, will be threaded throughout the program related to Construction Systems, Occupancy Risks, Collapse & Compromise Characteristics, Methods & Materials and Fire Dynamics related to building anatomy, vintage and intrinsic building and occupancy characteristics assimilating comprehensive case studies, history repeating events, research findings and emerging fire suppression theory will be presented.

Rebooting Old School Principles for Today’s Demanding Fireground Much is being debated related to tactics, methodologies, practices and the learnings gleaned from emerging research and insights. What has today’s fireground evolved into when we talk about traditional firefighting operations and engagement? Has it remained constant-Has it changed? Do we continue to operate utilizing time proven methodologies or are we prepared to identify new adaptive methodologies and practices? Rebooting old school principals while incorporating lessons from the fireground, learnings from research and the improved understanding of the

fireground and our buildings is paramount to operational excellence.

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Buildings on Fire: Lessons from the Fireground 2016

This program will present and lead through past History Repeating (HRE) Events and present leading insights and findings from pertinent case studies, NIOSH LODD Investigative Reports and After Actions Reports from select incidents for a facilitated examination of apparent and contributing factors and an analysis and review of recommendations and actions to preclude similar events on the local and regional level. Elements of effective and adaptive fireground leadership and the hard lessons learned will be presented in this highly interactive program. Extensive case studies are reviewed and applied to identify local and regional gaps and vulnerabilities and development of suggested corrective actions to preclude similar events. Integrated in the program will be discussions on emerging

research can its effect on future strategies and tactics. Lessons from the fireground resonate with recommendations and actions that all fire departments and personnel must recognize and implement in future fireground operations in order to reduce operational risks and improve incident mitigation and structure fires.


Fireground Leadership for Command & Company Officers Fireground Leadership on today’s demanding fireground leaves negligible margin for errors or omissions requiring the accurate identification of probable incident risks, development of plans and the execution of tactical deployments with the highest degree of proficiencies and skill sets under the most challenging of operational demands and personnel risks. This program presents insights into emerging concepts and methodologies related to today’s unique challenges for combat structural fire engagement requiring new strategic, tactical and operational modeling due to rapid fire behavior, building construction

and occupancy risk and the need for new training and operational requirements for firefighters, company and command officers. Fireground Leadership has many forms and layers: identify the mission critical elements required today to meet tomorrow’s incident responses and demands that will directly influence operational success. Fire Chiefs, officers and firefighters operating at structure fires must have an understanding of the building, the compartment and the fire company member’s skills, knowledge and abilities to effectively integrate and mitigate an incident that integrates safe and aggressive firefighting, predictive risk management and tactical discipline associated with three primary areas associated with the Building, Compartment, Company for operational excellence.

The Dynamic Fireground: Integrating Building, Compartment and Company for Operational Excellence

In the realm of Structural Firefighting, Fundamental to today’s challenging and evolving fireground are the integral functional elements of; The Building, The Compartment and The Company. Each has profound influences on the ability of an organization and personnel to effectively engage and operate at buildings on fire and to ensure that effective strategic and tactical operations are undertaken and executed effectively and safely. These three domains must be assimilated and aligned in all facets of preparedness, training and operational deployment. This program will provide an understanding on how to achieve increased operational effectiveness and safety on today’s dynamic fireground while integrating

emerging research without foregoing time proven principles and practices.

Operational Excellence on Today’s Evolving Fireground

Integrated leading insights and emerging concepts and methodologies related to fireground tactical theory, suppression needs for effective combat operations and methodologies for operational excellence and firefighter safety. This is an interactive and thought provoking program that challenges conventional fire service paradigms and explores leading edge theories and fire service discussion points from across the American Fire Service profession with new strategic, tactical and operational considerations due to building construction, extreme compartment fire behavior and occupancy risks. Discussions on Adaptive Fire Ground Management

TM (AFM), Predictability of

Building Performance, Risk Management, Command Resiliency and Tactical Discipline and Patience will be introduced.


Building Construction: Tactical Risks for the First-Due If you're going to command or tactically engage at a structure fire: you better understand the building; there is limited margin for error on today’s evolving fireground-Errors and Omissions are Unforgiving. The ability for the first-arriving company, company officer or commander to perform an accurate identification of building type, classification and vintage are formative toward anticipating variables in structural integrity and resiliency to the effects of rapid fire development or rapid fire behavior, accelerated fire load package growth rates and intensity levels typically encountered in today’s composition and arrangement of buildings and their associated construction systems during initial and sustained fire suppression.

Arriving companies and personnel at a structure fire must be able to rapidly and accurately identify key elements of a building, process that data based upon a widening field of variables present on today’s evolving fireground and implement timely actions that address prioritized actions requiring intervention. This program will present tactical risks and key considerations for the First-Due Company, Company Officer, Commander and provide insights into integrated command and operational risk management, command and tactical safety and tactical protocols based upon occupancy risks and reading the building. Integrated group activities and case studies are incorporated to reinforce program objectives.

Adaptive Fireground Management for Command & Company Officers

There is an immediate need for today’s emerging and operating command and company officers to increase their foundation of knowledge and insights related to the modern fire dynamics, building occupancy, building construction and fire protection engineering to adjust and modify traditional and conventional strategic operating profiles to modern research based tactics in order to safeguard companies, personnel and team compositions. Strategies and tactics must be based on occupancy risk, not occupancy type, and must have the combined adequacy of sufficient staffing, controlling the fire dynamics, fire flow and tactical patience orchestrated in a manner that identifies with the fire profiling,

predictability of the occupancy profile and accounts for presumptive fire behavior. Structural fire engagement requires a balance of tactical discipline, tactical patience and predictive insights of the building executed within an Adaptive Fireground Management (AFM) model. This is an interactive and thought provoking program that challenges conventional fire service paradigms and explores leading edge theories and fire service discussion points from across the American Fire Service profession.

Reading the Building and Occupancy Risk: Building FACTS

Today’s buildings and occupancies continue to present unique

challenges to command and operating companies during combat structural fire engagement. Building and occupancy profiling, identifying occupancy risk versus occupancy type, construction methods, features, systems and components require new skill sets in reading the building and implementing predictive occupancy profiling for firefighters, company and command officers for effective and efficient fireground operations. Focusing on a wide variety of residential, commercial and multiple occupancy dwellings, the program will present leading insights on improved building size-up, risk assessment and determining and

implementing appropriate tactical operations for today’s evolving fireground challenges, operations and incident management. Incorporating the Buildingsonfire FACTS

TM concept for First-Arriving Construction, Tactics and Safety,

this program provides a methodology and process to increase operational effectiveness and ensure critical building factors are identified, assessment and monitored throughout the incident.

“Today’s buildings and occupancies present increasing challenges that have redefined strategic and tactical fireground operations and have changed the rules of engagement in structural fire incidents.” C.J. Naum


Fireground Operations at Buildings of Ordinary & Heavy Timber Construction: Old School Hazards for Today’s Buildings and Risks

A fundamental building type that has profound operational considerations on the fireground that is commonly found in nearly all jurisdictions and response areas throughout the United States. This program goes beyond the cursory discussions of “main street” unreinforced masonry (URM) and reinforced masonry (RM) construction and occupancies, but expands and explores the complexities of this heritage and legacy construction system and their renovations, adaptive reuse, make-overs and fireground operations. A comprehensive overview of construction systems, materials and methods, inherent building characteristics, predictability of building performance, operational considerations, strategies and tactics with a focus on operational excellence and firefighter safety. Key Building Anatomy features, design and current architectural and design systems will be explored on this often neglected building system. Collapse zone identification and management with integrated case studies and discussion on adaptive use, integrated engineering components and how to effectively assess and operate at buildings of ordinary (type III) and heavy timber/mill & semi-mill (type IV) construction.

Firefighting Operations at Mega-Mansions

Today’s Residential homes are being built larger than ever, in all community settings from rural to suburban and urban contexts. These residential occupancies present many significant risks and operational challenges to commanders and firefighting companies. This comprehensive program will examine building construction, engineered systems and design configurations and characteristics of common mega-mansions – homes ranging from 4000 square feet to 10,000, 12,000, 15,000 and 20,000 SF. Predictability of Building Performance, Occupancy Risk and Reading the Building, Strategic Factors, Tactical Methodologies integrating the latest on fire behavior, flow path and compartment control with insights on accessibility, limited water supply factors and coordinated operational and incident

management principles will be presented. Firefighting operations in these residential homes present significantly different operational models than the conventional home requiring command and company officers and firefighters to have increased knowledge and skill sets for safe operations.

Five Star Command

TM and Firefighter Safety

This program will present the concepts and methodologies of Five Star Command

TM and the five (5) fundamental core relationships of;

Building Construction, Risk Management, Firefighter Behaviors, Incident Operations and Situational Safety. The concept of Five Star Command

TM will present these five fundamental core elements along

with the five points of excellence within each domain that provide an intelligent and safe approach towards unified fireground safety, risk reduction, operational superiority and company integrity and the template for focused training and curriculum development for today’s evolving fireground. The program presents a new concept towards an integrate approach

to enhanced incident operations at structure fires adding values towards an improved fire service safety culture. Presenting emerging and timely insights affecting a wide latitude of audience interests, experience levels and relevancy to work assignments in the areas of incident fireground operations from strategic, tactical and task levels of operations, the presentation concepts, methodologies and materials have relevancy to all operational levels of the fire service. The Five Star Command

TM model integrates with the emerging methodologies incorporating Adaptive

Fireground Management concepts.


Identification and Management of Collapse Zones The identification and management of collapse zones continues to be one of the most leading contributing causes to firefighter injuries. Continuing Occupancy risks, inherent predictable building performance and building materials, methods and materials of construction and the ongoing impacts from renovations, adaptions, alterations, conversation and incorporation of engineered systems in shell construction require defined operational practices, enhanced command management and greater company officer and company

discipline and control.

Tactical Operations and the New Rules of Combat Fire Engagement 2016

Today’s buildings and occupancies present challenges that have redefined strategic and tactical fireground operations and have changed the rules of engagement in structural fire incidents. This program will present the new rules of structural fire engagement and provide insights into integrated command and operational risk management, tactical safety and tactical protocols based upon occupancy risks and reading a building.

The Company and Command Officer in 2016 and Beyond

A thought provoking presentation and interactive discussion on the increasing demands for today’s emerging, practicing or future Company and Command Officers and the challenge on how to meet tomorrows demands today through self-determination and personal accountability. A look at the emerging fireground in 2016 and beyond will be examined and how that translates to the increased needs for advanced training, skill sets and operational models to address operational risks, escalating knowledge, skill sets, proficiencies, discipline, fortitude and resiliency.

Redefining Combat Fire Engagement for the Company and Command Officer

This program will present insights into emerging concepts and methodologies related to the unique challenges during combat structural fire engagement that require new strategic, tactical and operational modeling due to extreme fire behavior, building construction and occupancy risk. Predictive Risk Management, Command Compression, Tactical Patience and Five-Star Command

TM theories will be presented. Integrated into the program

will be the latest insights into emerging fire ground tactical theory, suppression needs for effective combat operations and methodologies for operational excellence and firefighter safety.


Today’s Evolving Fireground: Are You Ready to Make the Necessary Changes? Today’s fireground and structure fires are different from those of the recent past; empirical research and data, new insights and emerging theories and dialog are identifying an emerging new fireground with new operational demands; strategically, tactically, mentally and physically. Energizing insights with provoking perspectives asking if you’re ready to make the necessary changes.

The Doctrine of Combat Fire Engagement 2016

Combat fire suppression and field operations are being impacted on a variety of levels with demands for increased integration of firefighter safety, expanding risk management; modified tactical protocols and new skill sets for fire service personnel. Addressing the five fundamental core relationships of building construction, risk management, firefighter behaviors, incident operations and situational safety, this program will present where the fire service is heading in 2016 and beyond.

Coming in 2016

Engineered Construction & Systems: Fireground Operations & Tactics

Operations at Residential Fires on Today’s Fireground

Command Institute’s Fireground Leadership Series

Fireground Operations at Commercial & Big Box Occupancies

Operations & Tactics at Garden Apartment & Townhouses

Operational Safety at Buildings under Construction

Firefighting Operations on Main Street: Construction, Command Tactics

Firefighting Principles and Practices in Buildings of Ordinary Construction

Command and Control of Large Scale Fires on Main Street

Firefighting Operations in Lofts, Conversations and Type III/IV Occupancies and Structures


Exclusive New Programs Coming Soon

The Bowstring Arch and Heavy Timber Truss: Operational Considerations

There’s a tremendous lack of understanding in the American Fire Service as to what accurately defines and comprises a Heavy Timber Bowstring Truss and the Operational and Safety Precautions that must be recognized, implemented and trained on, in order to achieve and maintain operational excellence, company integrity and firefighter safety on the fireground. All bowstring trusses are not created equal and do not share the same characteristics when found in a building and occupancy. They may have the same shape, but shape alone does not define the bowstring truss. Based on the type, design, construction, materials, age, span, spacing, configuration, occupancy and application there are vast

differences and similarities. There are significant differences in terminology when referring to them and tactics that should be employed on the fireground- and yes there are prominent differences between east coast and west coast types and tactics, which will be presented along with extensive case studies. The only seminar program of its kind in the United States, this program presents leading insights into the design, application and use of bowstring trusses in various occupancies and building types with specific considerations and insights for effective fireground operations and tactical safety. Presenting building anatomy, construction and design elements; the program will include discussions on the Heavy Timber Bowstring Truss, Arch-Rib Bowstring Truss, Laminate Cord Bowstring Truss, Lattice Bowstring Truss, Easybow Truss, Mack Truss, Summerbell Bowstring Truss, Mono-chord Bowstring Truss Duo-Chord Bowstring Truss, Segmental Multi-Cord Bowstring Truss, Tension Rod Bowstring Truss, Bowstring Arch Truss, Bowstring K-Truss, and Split-Ring Bowstring Truss TECO Bowstring Truss Firefighting Operations at Podium & Donut Construction Occupancies

The first and only seminar program of its kind in the United States, this program presents leading insights into the design, construction and characteristics of the emerging Podium and Donut Building and Occupancies. The program will discuss design, functional layout and siting considerations, Construction Phase challenges and pre-fire planning demands; Construction, Engineering and Protective Systems, Assemblies and Components; Building Anatomy, Occupancy Risk and Predictability of Performance; Fireground Operational considerations, limitations and optimization for strategic and tactical deployments and firefighting operations, incident management and operational safety

PEDAGOGY

All programs incorporate rich multimedia, exceptional graphics and stimulating visuals that combine the appeal of the visually stimulating images while integrating content that provides the latest in research, data, insights, information and methodologies. These programs have been designed and developed to incorporate the latest training delivery concepts and methodologies while integrating current and emerging technology, social media platforms, eMedia and internet based content management systems and material in order to provide unparalleled fire service curricula, training and education, The Command Institute has been actively researching, developing and promoting such training program and content since 1987.


Fireground Leadership Academy Rebooting Leadership: From the Station to the Streets

The Fireground Leadership Academy is a high focused and high impact program that assimilates three key functional areas that affect today’s emerging and practicing company and command officers and firefighter in the areas of Station Leadership, Training and Preparedness and Operational Leadership on today’s evolving fireground. Today’s demanding fireground leaves negligible margin for errors or omissions requiring new skill sets, proficiencies and high accountability and tactical deployments executed with the highest degree of proficiencies and skill sets under the most challenging of operational demands and personnel risks. Leadership starts at the station and transitions to the streets and

incident scene requiring new skill sets, awareness, insights and operational adaptiveness. Leadership and Operations are integral and are fundamental to all facets; on and off the fireground. Key Program Modules:

The Dynamics of Leadership: The Organization, The Staff, The Mission

The Role of the Company and Command Officer in 2016 and Beyond

Leadership: From the Station to the Streets: Key Insights on Effective Leadership

Building Construction and Occupancy Risk: Managing Risks and OPS

Adaptive Fireground Management: Leadership on Today’s Evolving Fireground

Tactical Disciple and Command Resilience: The New Standards

Understanding Modern Fire Dynamics: If You’re going to Lead, You Better Learn

Developing a Training Program for the Challenges of the Modern Fireground

Redefining Combat Fire Engagement for the Company and Command Officer

Today’s Evolving Fireground: Are You Ready to Make the Necessary Changes?

Operational Excellence: Developing New Skill Sets & the Next Generation of Leaders

This program presents insights into emerging concepts and methodologies related to today’s unique challenges for both station operations and fireground engagement requiring new redefined principles, practices, models and insights for firefighters, company and command officers.

FD, Agency, Association or Organizational Hosting and Facilitation Welcomed

Contact us to Discuss Opportunities and Scope


Keynote Addresses

Opening or Closing Deliveries These are also available as Complimenting, Break-out or stand-alone Seminar programs

Adaptive Management for Today’s Evolving Fireground Firefighting and Incident Command Management is the essence of the Fire Service; it is formative to our rich history but at the same time is being impacted by numerous internal and external influences reflective of social and economic climate, values and challenges. The Art and Science of Firefighting and the quest to achieve operational excellence while maintaining Firefighter Safety suggests our future success rests with our ability to create a new adaptive operational model to meet the demands of today’s fires and the evolving fireground of tomorrow.

Rebooting Old School Principles for Today’s Demanding Fireground Much is being debated related to tactics, methodologies, practices and the learnings gleaned from emerging research and insights. What has today’s fireground evolved into when we talk about traditional firefighting operations and engagement? Has it remained constant-Has it changed? Do we continue to operate utilizing time proven methodologies or are we prepared to identify new adaptive methodologies and practices? Rebooting old school principals while incorporating lessons from the fireground, learnings from research and the improved understanding of

the fireground and our buildings is paramount to operational excellence. Today’s Evolving Fireground: Are You Ready to Make the Necessary Changes? Today’s fireground and structure fires are different from those of recent past; empirical research and data, new insights and emerging dialog is identifying an emerging fireground with new demands. Energizing insights with provoking perspectives asking if as Leaders you’re ready to make the necessary changes.

Tactical Disciple and Command Resilience: The New Standard A thought provoking discussion on the increasing demands for today’s emerging, practicing or future Company and Command Officer and a challenge on how to meet tomorrows demands today through self-determination and personal accountability.

What’s on YOUR Radar Screen? Meeting the New Operational Demands There are a lot of things going on in the Fire Service today, the need to filter through to the key issues that affect all organizations and personnel is imperative. An affirmation of what should be on the radar screen of today’s emerging, practicing or future Company and Command Officers.

Fireground Leadership: Defining the New Company & Command Officer Today’s fire ground presents new found challenges that are redefined strategic and tactical fire operations and are testing past practices in structural firefighting and incident management. An open and frank discussion on what will be defining attributes and traits of the emerging fire officer and commander influenced by new strategic, tactical and operational modeling.

Tactical Renaissance and the New Rules of Engagement Today’s buildings and occupancies present challenging fires that are redefined strategic and tactical fireground operations and are changing the rules of engagement in structural fire incidents. An intuitive proclamation on the emerging Tactical Renaissance directed at today’s Emerging or Practicing Company and Command Officers.

The Doctrine of Combat Fire Engagement 2016 What has today’s fireground evolved into when we talk about combat fire suppression and engagement? Has it remained Constant-Has it Changed? Do we continue to operate utilizing time proven methodologies or are we prepared to identify new adaptive methodologies and practices? What is the New Doctrine and are we ready to accept it?


The following programs are available to be co-presented with the following national fire instructors and officers providing increased instructional depth and facilitated opportunities. Single and Multiple-Day and combined topic programs are also available

The Main Street Seminar Series: Fireground Operations at Buildings of Ordinary & Heavy Timber Construction: Old School Hazards for

Today’s Buildings and Risks

Firefighting Operations in Lofts, Conversations and Type III/IV Occupancies and Structures

Firefighting Operations on Main Street: Construction, Command Tactics

Firefighting Principles and Practices in Buildings of Ordinary Construction

Building Construction for Today’s Fire Service

Command and Control of Large Scale Fires on Main Street

Joseph Pronesti Assistant Fire Chief

Elyria (OH) Fire Department Contributor TheFireOfficer.com and FireEngineering.com

National Instructor, Author and Lecture

Fireground Leadership Academy

Rebooting Old School Principles for Today’s Demanding Fireground

Understanding Modern Fire Dynamics: If You’re going to Lead, You Better Learn

Today’s Evolving Fireground: Are You Ready to Make the Necessary Changes?

Leadership: From the Station to the Streets: Key Insights on Effective Leadership

Adaptive Fireground Management: Leadership on Today’s Evolving Fireground

Tactical Renaissance and Today’s Modern Fireground

Adaptive Management for Today’s Evolving Fireground

Douglas K. Cline Assistant Fire Chief

Horry County (SC) Fire Rescue Department Executive Co-Producer TheFireOfficer.com

Contributor Fire Engineering Magazine& FireEngineering.com Past President, International Society of Fire Service Instructors & SEAFC National and International Instructor, Author and Lecturer

Firefighting Operations at Mega-Mansions and Large Residentials

Greg Jakubowski, P.E., CSP, FSFPE

Past Chief, Lingohocken (PA) Fire Company Principal and Chief Engineer Fire Planning Associates, Inc.

Washington Crossing, PA USA, Pennsylvania/ NFA Instructor


Point of Contact Information: Christopher J. Naum, SFPE 4286 Ironwood Circle Liverpool, New York 13090 USA Cell: 315-247-7327 Residence: 315-622-5578 Email: Primary: [email protected]

Secondary: [email protected]

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