Did you know? Nine out of ten employers say they need employees with soft skills.
Ensure your students have the affective and interpersonal skills needed to succeed in public safety with the all-new Employment Readiness Course!
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Everyone loves a good deal! So, we've rounded up the best offers on our EMS and Fire resources for the month of October.
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The all-new second edition of Vehicle Rescue and Extrication: Principles and Practice will be available soon! In the meantime, check out an exclusive sneak peek.
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Everyone loves a good deal! So, we've rounded up the best offers on our EMS and Fire resources for the month of September.
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Stay up-to-date on new Recert courses and features with the monthly Recert Digest.
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The all-new fourth edition of Fundamentals of Fire Fighter Skills is available now in two versions to meet your unique training needs! The comprehensive version includes chapters on responding to HazMat incidents and a reduced-cost version focuses on core fire fighter I and II level content excluding HazMat operations.
Check out a sneak peek of these exciting resources today.
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Everyone loves a good deal! So, we've rounded up the best offers on our EMS and Fire resources for the month of August.
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Fundamentals of Fire Fighter Skills, Fourth Edition helps to prepare your fire fighters for their roles in the initial ICS structure on the fireground.
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Traditionally, it was thought that attacking the fire from the outside may push the fire through other parts of the building. The result was fire fighters entering a burning building — often with low visability and little idea of where the fire is located — to make an offensive operation...
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Cancer is now considered to be the leading cause of death among fire fighters due to the prevalence of synthetic material, which increases the toxicity of today's fires.
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