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Fire behavior, building construction, SCBA, knots, ground ladders, forcible entry, hose and water supply, ventilation, and search. Every topic gets its own page: the drawing first, then what you need to remember. 66 illustrated pages.
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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 8 parts and 62 topics.
You're on a practice exam and the question reads: heavy timber, which construction type? You sit there stuck between Type III and Type IV.
You did read that chapter. But the manual gives you five types in five long paragraphs, with fire-resistance codes like 222 and 211 buried in the middle of the text. There's nothing to see, so there's nothing to hold on to.
In this book, Construction Types I to V is one page. The five buildings are drawn side by side, each with its NFPA 220 code underneath: 442 and 332 for Type I, 2HH for Type IV, 111 and 000 for Type V.
Same with flashover and backdraft, the SCBA donning sequence, the ladder angle, forcible entry tools, and the ICS chart: each one has its own page.
You look at the page, it makes sense, and you answer the question without going back to the manual.
The job, PPE and SCBA, fire behavior, building construction, ropes and ladders, forcible entry and hose, fireground operations, Firefighter II topics, and the exam-day review: 66 pages, all illustrated.
Think of it this way:
It's the night before drill. Tomorrow the captain will point at a building and say: put a ladder up to that second-floor window.
You open the book to the ladder page and see the ladder drawn at 75 degrees, with the 4-to-1 rule marked on the ground: one foot out from the building for every four feet of working length. Next day, you already know where the base goes.
Same with the bowline, SCBA donning, the flashover warning signs, hydrant colors, and a MAYDAY with LUNAR: each one has its own page.
Firefighter I & II Illustrated is 66 illustrated pages in 8 parts, one topic per page, with an exam-day review at the end.
What you see drawn, you don't have to memorize.
FF I vs. FF II, structural PPE head to toe, donning against the clock, the SCBA parts, both donning methods, the daily check, air management, and the PASS device.
The fire tetrahedron, heat transfer, classes of fire, compartment fire stages, flashover and backdraft signs side by side, reading smoke, and flow path.
Construction Types I to V, lightweight trusses and engineered lumber, the signs of imminent collapse, and roofs, floors, and walls on the fireground.
Life safety vs. utility rope, the core knots drawn step by step (bowline included), hoisting tools, ground ladder parts and types, the 75-degree angle with the 4-to-1 rule, and raising a ladder.
Forcible entry tool families, inward- and outward-swinging doors, hose sizes and couplings, rolls and loads, nozzle pressures, hydrants, forward and reverse lays, and advancing a line.
Horizontal, vertical, and positive pressure ventilation, search types and patterns, drags and carries, MAYDAY with LUNAR, rapid intervention, extinguishers, salvage and overhaul, and hazmat awareness.
ICS and transfer of command, size-up and radio report, foam, gas fires and BLEVE, vehicle fires and extrication, sprinklers and the FDC, fire cause, pre-incident planning, and public fire education.
The numbers to know on one page, the critical steps of the skills evaluation, reading written-exam questions, common recruit mistakes, and a 10-minute review before drill.
At the end of the book: An exam-day review part with the key numbers on one page and the critical steps of the core skills.
Test yourself on every chapter with exam-style questions and a short explanation for each answer, so you know what to review before the written exam.
See the 15 most common recruit mistakes drawn side by side with the right way, from ladder angle to SCBA checks, so you catch them before the skills evaluation.
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Each class topic on its own page, drawn in the same order every time. You review it at the kitchen table after work, not in a 1,000-page manual.
The numbers on one page and the critical steps of the core skills, to review in ten minutes before the written test or the skills evaluation.
Part VII puts the Firefighter II topics one per page: ICS, foam, BLEVE, extrication, sprinklers, and fire cause, without rereading the whole manual.
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Yes. It's built for short sessions: one topic per page, the drawing first, the key numbers in a box. It works whether you're starting the academy or going from Firefighter I to II.
It's cross-checked against the Firefighter I and II job performance requirements in NFPA 1001 (now part of NFPA 1010) and the NFPA standards they cite, such as NFPA 1970 (formerly NFPA 1981) and NFPA 220. It covers the core skills; each state's skills sheet can differ, so check yours.
No. It's an independent study aid: it doesn't give you a certificate or training hours. Your certification comes from your state program. It isn't affiliated with NFPA, IFSTA, Pro Board, IFSAC, or any state agency.
It doesn't replace your manual, your academy, your instructors, or your department's SOPs/SOGs. What it adds is the drawn version: each topic on one page, the drawing first and the key numbers in a box. What takes a whole chapter in the manual, you review on one page.
No. They're written for this book in the style of the written exam, to check what you know and what to review. They aren't official exam questions.
You get the book and the 2 bonus books as PDFs by email.
No. It's a one-time payment. No subscription.
Yes. The PDF is printable, so you can print it and bring it to the station or keep it in your gear bag.
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No more rereading chapters that don't stick.
Construction types, ladder angles, SCBA steps: you see them drawn, and that's it.
You walk into the exam knowing where everything is.
Drawings make studying faster.
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