Are you thinking about becoming a firefighter? In this section, you'll find information about the role of firefighter and the requirements of becoming one. You'll also find studying strategies and study guides to help you prepare for the firefighter exam. From extinguisher basics to oxidizers and tools you'll find resources to score high and pass the exam.
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Exponents and Square Roots Study Guide for McGraw-Hill's Firefighter Exams
The exponent in an expression such as 32 shows how many times the base—in this case, 3—is multiplied by itself to...
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Heat and Temperature Study Guide for McGraw-Hill's Firefighter Exams
Heat and temperature are two distinct, but closely related, concepts. Heat is a measure of the quantity of energy...
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Engine Company Tools Study Guide for McGraw-Hill's Firefighter Exams
The engine apparatus contains an abundance of hoses, nozzles, tips, fittings, and appliances needed for firefighting...
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Becoming a Firefighter: The Day of the Oral Interview
Some fire departments require an oral interview; some do not. The first place to find out if the exam you will be taking...
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Hand Tools Study Guide for McGraw-Hill's Firefighter Exams
Hammers A nail hammer is among the most widely used hand tools. It is used for striking and removing nails. Hammers are...
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