 The artwork and photos on this disc are taken directly from the Building Construction Related to the Fire Service (3rd edition) manual. The images are named to correspond with the figure numbers in the manual. All images are in numerical order by chapter. The images on this disc are intended for on-screen computer monitor or projection use only and are at screen resolution (72 dpi). |
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 The course workbook is intended as a study aid for students using the Building Construction Related to the Fire Service manual (3rd edition) as part of a class. The use of this course workbook will help improve student performances. |
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 This electronic version of of the self-study guide allows the individual student to proceed through the questions in any order, find out immediately whether his or her answer is right or wrong, and be referred to the print manual for correct answers as necessary. Most questions are in the same multiple-choice format that is used on civil service and certification examinations. |
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 The Building Construction Instructor Disc meets the objectives for the FESHE model curriculum outcomes for Building Construction for Fire Protection. The Building Construction Instructor Disc is designed to teach the components of building construction that relate to fire and life safety such as the major types of building construction and their amount of fire resistance. |
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 The guide contains hundreds of multiple choice questions. The answers, found in the back of the self-study guide, are listed by chapter. Each answer is referenced to the Building Construction to the Fire Service (3rd edition) manual page on which the answer can be found. |
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 This Instructor Resource Kit contains Building Construction Related to the Fire Service (3rd Edition), the curriculum, study guide on CD-ROM, clip art, and a blank CD-ROM for saving customized materials. |
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 Building Construction Related to the Fire Service 3/E Text and Student Study Guide (printed) Package. The student package that provides you with both the text and the printed study guide at savings over individual pricing |
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 Building Construction Related to the Fire Service 3/E Text and Student Study Guide on CD-ROM Package. The student package that provides you with both the text and the CD-ROM study guide at savings over individual pricing. |
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 This package includes the new Building Construction Related to the Fire Service 3/E Text and Student Workbook to gether as one money saving package. Ideal for student learning activities during your next building construction course. |
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This new 3rd edition provides the reader with basic instruction about how buildings are designed and constructed and how this relates to emergency operations |
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 Building Construction: Methods and Materials for the Fire Service, Second Edition, emphasizes the impact that an understanding of the principles of building construction has on firefighting strategy. |
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 In this five-part series Deputy Chief Vincent Dunn (Ret. FDNY) shares his experiences and knowledge about size-up, specific collapse types, patterns that occur, warning signs, and dangers inside as well as outside the structure. Each new DVD includes downloadable quiz questions for use on your PC, as well as new introductions by author Vincent Dunn. Discussion questions are presented at the end of the program. |
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 Contains multiple-choice, matching, short answer, true/false, and "pictorial" questions, as well as a glossary, final examination questions and answers to all questions. |
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 Collapse of Burning Buildings: A Guide to Fireground Safety Text and Student Study Guide Set |
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 Learn how to protect yourself from collapse by understanding why it occurs and the signs that lead to it. Dunn reviews general building design and construction methods, along with the types of collapses that may occur. He also documents hazards that occur with master stream operations and buildings under construction. |
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 The most deadly structural failure. On-scene account and case study analysis of tragic examples of floor collapse, floor deck failure, floor beam support, floor systems, warning signs of collapse, and firefighter evacuation. |
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