Captain Stephen Orsini's article in Fire Engineering Magazine discusses modern firefighting and the need for continuous training.

In the field of fire and emergency services, knowledge and skills transfer is not just a matter of imparting technical expertise but also fostering leadership, resilience, and emotional intelligence.

To stay relevant, firefighters must see themselves as career-long students. Learning should not stop at graduation from the recruit academy; instead, graduation marks the beginning of a firefighter’s ...

Firefighting is a profession that’s defined by its storied traditions and the unwavering bravery of those who serve. Firefighters have relied on established practices to protect lives and property for ...

STOW — A group of senior HVAC and Property Maintenance students from Monty Tech had the opportunity to participate in a hands-on, immersive experience at the Massachusetts Fire Academy in April. This ...

Characterized by their large, sprawling structures and significant inventory, big box stores present unique firefighting challenges, particularly in small towns. These challenges stem from the scale ...

Maritime Firefighting by Captain Emil Muccin, USMS (ret.) and Matthew Bonvento is a comprehensive and modern guide for maritime professionals. It addresses the unique challenges of shipboard ...

PHOENIX — The Hall of Flame Museum of Firefighting in Phoenix offers an immersive journey into the history and heroism of firefighting. Opened in 1961, the museum showcases an extensive collection of ...