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The Supe's Handbook

Leadership Lessons from America's Hotshot Crews

Angie Tom
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Pages
386
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Desert Rat Press

About

What can you learn from a hotshot supe?
You might be surprised.

Clearly, it takes toughness, strength, and will to lead a hotshot crew. Did you know it also takes empathy, humor, and intellect? All that and more goes into building a motivated, efficient team that survives the grueling fire season and sticks together like a family. The hotshot superintendents in this book don't just know this, they've lived it, and they're passing their knowledge on to you. This best-practices guide and oral history is written for wildland firefighters and anyone else looking for insights into living and working as a hotshot.

These successful leaders share:
Advice for starting and building a career in wildland fire
Best practices for hiring, training, and leading
Tips for balancing a demanding, dangerous job with home and family life
Honest discussions about handling the heavy stuff: mistakes, burnout, heartbreak, death
Memories of the past and ideas for the future
Hilarious stories about their fellow supes

There are easier careers with higher pay or greater glory, but hotshot supes still say they have the best job in wildland fire.

Related Subjects

  • Fire Science
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  • Fire & Emergency Services
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