Select Criteria: Format = Classroom Session (Single Speaker/1.45 HOUR)

Wednesday, August 04, 10:30 AM

Back-to-Basics Company Level Leadership

Room: 107-108

Blitz Attack: Using Tank Water in an Offensive Attack

Room: 134-135

Company Drills That Will Keep Them Coming Back for More

Room: 234-235

Fireground Strategies: Command, Control, and Accountability

Room: Wabash 1

Firehouse Excellence: This House Rocks

Room: 120-122

Flashover Life-and-Death Decisions on the Fireground

Room: Wabash 2

Fully Involved Leadership

Room: 103-104

Large Truck Extrication

Room: 236-237

Lead, Survive, and Thrive: Developing Fire Service Leaders

Room: 123-124

Learning from Others' Experiences

Room: 101-102

Man vs. Machinery: Are You Prepared?

Room: 125-126

Overcoming Common Engine Company Mistakes and Fireground Problems

Room: 243-245

Preparing for the Commercial Fireground

Room: 105-106

Reading Smoke: The Next Generation

Room: 231-233

Responding to Small Box Store Fires with Limited Personnel

Room: 238-239

Rethinking Decon: Dilution Is NOT the Solution

Room: Wabash 3

Simple Steps to a Healthier You: Nutrition, Hydration, and Recovery

Room: 240-242

Smart Instructors + Smart Tech = Smarter Students 2.0

Room: 136-137

Social Media for Today's Fire Service

Room: 109-110

Survivability Profiling

Room: 127-128

The Anatomy of a Rescue: The Dissection of two VES Rescues

Room: 206-207

The Evolving Fireground: Research-Based Tactics

Room: 132-133

Wednesday, August 04, 1:30 PM

11 Steps to Creating a Culture Of Firefighter Fitness and Wellness

Room: Wabash 1

Aggressive Command Supports Aggressive Firefighting

Room: Wabash 2

Approaches to Mental Health Treatment and Their Application for First Responders

Room: 127-128

Attack from the Burned Side

Room: 206-207

Buddy to Boss: Effective Fire Service Leadership

Room: Wabash 3, Indiana Convention Center

Building Construction for the Street-Smart Firefighter

Room: 120-122

Challenges of the Firefighter Marriage

Room: 136-137

Combat-Ready Firefighting

Room: 123-124

Critical Decision Making: Point-to-Point Leadership

Room: 236-237

Firefighter Survival: Addressing the Two Major Types of Cardiovascular Disease

Room: 132-133

Initial Size-Up Reports for First-Due Incident Commanders

Room: 231-233

Learning from Common Fireground Mistakes, Delays, and Ideologies

Room: 125-126

Making It or Breaking It

Room: Sagamore 3-5

Managing Risk in the Volunteer Fire Service

Room: 109-110

Overwhelming the High-Rise Fire: Success with the Big Line

Room: 238-239

Rapid Intervention: Don't Just Stand There

Room: 138-139

Real-World Hydraulics

Room: 240-242

Roadway Incident Operations: What is the Right Helmet for the Job?

Room: 243-245

So, You Want to Be a Training Officer! Do You Have What It Takes?

Room: 234-235

The Art of High-Rise Building Intelligence and Battle Plans

Room: 103-104

The Rescue Task Force Concept

Room: 134-135

The Young Volunteer Fire Officer's Guidebook to Survival

Room: 101-102

Trains, Pipelines, and Bulk Storage Tank Incident Planning Basics

Room: 105-106

Venting Tactically: The Ins and Outs of Opening Up

Room: 107-108

Wednesday, August 04, 3:30 PM

10 Commandments for Volunteer Recruitment and Retention Success

Room: 206-207

A Technology-Based Approach to Preplanning Your Community for the Wildland Event

Room: Wabash 1

Attack of the 2½-Inch: A Case for a Bigger Handline

Room: 240-242

Don't Die Early: Fuel for Performance and Longevity

Room: 103-104

Drive to Survive: Advanced Driving Concepts for Emergency Vehicle Operators

Room: 234-235

First-In Decisions for First-In Firefighters

Room: 231-233

Generational Differences in the Fire Service

Room: 134-135

Hazmat Hot Zone Rescues: The Gray Area

Room: 101-102

Managing Critical Incident Stress

Room: 107-108

Maximizing the Effectiveness of Fire-Based Ambulance Crews on the Fireground

Room: 125-126

Mobile Homes: Small House, Big Challenge

Room: 120-122

Modern Fire Instructor Bootcamp: Creating a Flipped Training Program from A to Z

Room: Wabash 2

Preventing Legal Fires: Back to Legal Basics

Room: 127-128

Proficiency-Driven Training: Position Qualification Programs and Task Book Systems

Room: 238-239

Respectful Entry: Through-the-Lock and Beyond

Room: Wabash 3

Rural Water Movement Operations

Room: 236-237

Stretching the First Line in Multiple Dwellings

Room: 243-245

Tactical Response to Natural Gas Emergencies

Room: Sagamore 3-5

The Assessment Center Process

Room: 105-106

The Engine Company: Firefighting in Our Contemporary Times

Room: 138-139

The Engine Company's Guide to Winning: Stretching for Success

Room: 123-124

When FDIC Loses One of Its Own

Room: 109-110

Zero to Hero: Proven Leadership Habits for Optimal Personal Performance

Room: 136-137

Wednesday, August 04, 5:30 PM - 7:15 PM

After Hours

Room: Sagamore 3-4-5, Indiana Convention Center

Thursday, August 05, 10:30 AM

105 Tactical Extrication Tips in 105 Minutes

Room: Wabash 1

Adaptive Tactical Implementation: Suburban Fire Tactics

Room: 123-124

Cognitive Neuroscience Applications for Firefighting and Emergency Response

Room: 101-102

Designing EMS Clinical Competitions: Lessons from the JEMS Games

Room: 125-126

Fire Smoke: The Hidden Dangers

Room: 234-235

Firefighting in Continuous Legacy and Modern Structures

Room: 107-108

Fireground Communications from Size-up to Mayday

Room: Wabash 2

Flashover! A Case Study of a Near Miss During a Vent-Enter-Isolate-Search Operation

Room: Wabash 3

From the Firehouse to the Fire Floor: Critical Initial Assignments in a High-Rise Firefight

Room: Sagamore 3-5

Getting Ahead of Fires in Concealed Spaces

Room: 120-122

Lightweight Wood-Frame Buildings: Not Your Grandpa's Structure Fire

Room: 243-245

Lithium-Ion Battery Systems and Firefighter Safety: The Importance of Full-Scale Testing

Room: 105-106

Mayday Monday: Tips and Techniques for Firefighter Survival

Room: 238-239

Planning to Become a Successful Leader in Your Volunteer Fire Department

Room: 109-110

Response to Gasoline Tanker Emergencies

Room: 236-237

Standpipe Operations

Room: 231-233

Structure Triage: Making Difficult Decisions When Wildfire Is Threatening Homes

Room: 132-133

Tailboard Takeaways: More Fires Fought

Room: 240-242

Understanding Effective Fireground Decision Making

Room: 134-135

Thursday, August 05, 1:30 PM

360° Leadership

Room: 132-133

A Hazard in Every Community: Fighting Fires in Fast-Food Restaurants

Room: 231-233

Addressing Suicide: A Proactive Approach to First Responder Mental Wellness

Room: Wabash 1

Advanced Drafting Operations: Getting Greedy with Your Water in the Rural Environment

Room: 240-242

Behind Closed Doors

Room: 123-124

Company Officers for the 21st Century Fire Service

Room: 107-108

Coordinated Fire Attack

Room: Sagamore 3-5

Fentanyl, Bath Salts and Spice -Oh My!

Room: 101-102

Fire Pumps and More

Room: 136-137

Firefighting Operations in High-Risk Fire Environments

Room: 238-239

Grant Writing for Emergency Services

Room: 127-128

Health and Wellness for Women in the Fire Service

Room: 134-135

Leadership and Succession Planning for the Next Generation

Room: 120-122

Preventing Foam Operation Failures

Room: 109-110

Rethinking Your Approach to Construction Site Emergencies

Room: 103-104

Smells and Bells: Rooftop Units

Room: Wabash 3

Survive Alive: The Ultimate Public Education Experience

Room: Off-site

The 2021 Fire Officer: Are You Up for the Challenge?

Room: 125-126

The Company Officer as an Instructor

Room: 243-245

The Exponential Engine: A Progressive Plan for the First Arriving

Room: 234-235

The First Five Minutes: Size-Up, Incident Action Planning, and Effective Communications

Room: 236-237

The Initial Attack Line

Room: 138-139

The Search Reformation

Room: Wabash 2

Thursday, August 05, 3:30 PM

Civilian Rescue: The Reason We Exist

Room: 243-245

Company Drills in Acquired Structures

Room: Wabash 3

Dealing with Building Demolitions: A Fire Department's Role

Room: 127-128

Developing Dynamic Presentations

Room: 101-102

Fireground Operations in Hoarding Conditions

Room: Wabash 2

From Tactical to Practical: The Fire Investigation Team at High-Rise Fires

Room: 236-237

Gaining Access: Forcible Entry from the Ambulance

Room: 123-124

Handline Attack Package Design

Room: 234-235

Lead from the Front: Fireground Tactics and Leadership

Room: 120-122

Leadership in Today's Fire Service

Room: 240-242

Merrimack Valley Gas Crisis: The Day That Wouldn't End

Room: 105-106

Nightmare on E-Mail Street: Managing Fire Department Digital Information

Room: 125-126

Performance Under Pressure: Building a Reality-Based Training Program

Room: 238-239

Power of One! The First-Arriving Engine at Apartment Building Fires

Room: 231-233

Professional Development: Developing the Next Generation of Fire Service Leaders

Room: 107-108

Statewide Joint Training and Curriculum

Room: 138-139

The Art and Science of Pre-Oxygenation

Room: 206-207

The Art of Crisis Communications and Marketing Your Mission

Room: 132-133

The Art of Go/No-Go

Room: Sagamore 3-5

Tower Ladder Operational Tactics and Tips

Room: 136-137

Training Fires: More Than Just Heat and Smoke

Room: Wabash 1

Vehicle Technology Operational Considerations at Roadway Incidents

Room: 103-104

Friday, August 06, 8:30 AM

A Simplified Approach to Understanding: Fire Alarm Systems

Room: 134-135

Catching Fire: Developing High Performance

Room: Wabash 3

Energy Storage Systems: Review of an Installation and the Need for Full-Scale Testing

Room: 101-102

Fighting High-Challenge Fires in Protected Buildings.

Room: Wabash 2

Fireground Considerations

Room: Wabash 1

Handling Suspended Scaffold Emergencies

Room: 105-106

Highway Hydraulics: From Main Streets to Country Roads

Room: 109-110

It’s Not Easy Being Small in the Fire Service

Room: 125-126

My Lieutenant Didn’t Come Home: Lessons from a Line-of-Duty Death

Room: 240-242

Officer Development Academies for Any Budget

Room: 206-207

Optimal Human Performance at Complex Fires

Room: 107-108

Paving the Road for Success and Optimizing Leadership Skills in Today's Fire Service

Room: 243-245

Preparing for Rapid Transit Emergencies

Room: 103-104

Project Mayday 2021

Room: 234-235

Swift Water Rescue: Rules of Engagement

Room: 236-237

Taking the Next Step as an Aerial Driver/Operator

Room: 136-137

The 10 Commandments for Fires in Places of Worship

Room: 127-128

The 7 C's of Fire Officer Trust

Room: 132-133

The Reality of RIT: Knights of Columbus Hall Fire

Room: 238-239

The Three Degrees of Mayday

Room: 231-233

Your Last Breath: Strategies for Success

Room: 120-122

Friday, August 06, 10:30 AM

Aggressive Interior Firefighting

Room: Wabash 1

Barn Boss Leadership

Room: 101-102

Command Expectations for the Company Officer

Room: 107-108

Critical Thinking for Fire Officer Development

Room: 123-124

Effect of Firefighting Intervention on Occupant Tenability

Room: 105-106

Engine Company Response to Mass-Casualty Incidents

Room: 231-233

Extrication and EMS: Coordinating Delivery of Critical Care

Room: Wabash 2

Fire and EMS Operations at Highway Incidents

Room: 234-235

Firefighter Rehab: Next Steps

Room: 125-126

How PFAS Can Impact Firefighter Health and Environmental Health

Room: 240-242

Intoxicated Leadership: Thinking Strategically vs. Reacting Emotionally

Room: Wabash 3

ISO and Alternative Water Sources

Room: 238-239

Leadership from the Bottom Up

Room: 134-135

Leveraging Volunteers During Emergent Events: A Practical Protocol for First Responders

Room: 127-128

PPE Evaluations: From Risk Assessment to Selection

Room: 103-104

Pump Panel Pointers for Training and Operations

Room: 120-122

Tactical Thermal Imaging: Intelligently Aggressive Fire Attack

Room: 132-133

Taking Care of Our Own: Putting Words into Action

Room: 109-110

Tall Mass Timber and Fire Service Concerns

Room: 236-237

When Rotary Saws Meet Overhead Doors

Room: 243-245

Wildland Urban Interface Considerations for Structural Firefighters

Room: 136-137
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