Leadership for the Wildland Fire Officer was written for the firefighter who wants to learn what it takes to be a fire officer, review leadership techniques, or is about to take on a new leadership assignment. There are three distinct parts to the book: The first part focuses on the art of leadership, safety, situational awareness, decision-making, and plan development. Whenever possible, the art of leadership is tied to firefighting. The second part focuses on command and control, operations and how leadership is vital to safe and effective firefighting. The third part reviews fourteen fires where firefighters were in harm/s way and some of the died. Understanding the "lessons learned" is critical to recognition of unsafe acts.
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William Teie Over the course of his 34-year career, Bill worked his way up through the ranks from seasonal firefighter to CAL FIRE's Deputy Director for Fire Protection. When he retired, he began writing books dealing with wildland firefighting. The Firefighter's Handbook on Wildland Firefighting is considered the "bible" for any beginning firefighters. Brian Weatherford also worked for CAL FIRE. In his 35-year career he worked up through the ranks from seasonal firefighter to Chief of the Madera-Mariposa-Merced Unit. He has extensive experience as a fire officer. Tim Murphy worked for the Montana Department of Nature Resouces and Conservation. For 18-years he was their Chief of Fire and Aviation. For 20 years, he was also a volunteer firefighter in his community. Tim is now an employee of the USDA Forest Service in Region 1. He has extensive national and international firefighting experience.
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