Crew Resource Management (CRM) Manual, 4th Edition
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Crew Resource Management (CRM) Manual, 4th Edition

The Crew Resource Management provides work groups with a framework to process all information and formulate action plans more effectively. The leader retains ultimate authority but includes crew input for better outcomes.

Limited quantities are available, by request. Limit to one per individual/department. Contact SHSS liaison Taylor Munday with requests for a physical copy.

You can also work with a local printer to have physical copies printed, using this digital file.

  • Topics:
    • Department Administration
    • Operations
    • Featured Latest (IAFC)
    • Large-Scale Response
    • Safety & Health
    • Section SHS
    • IAFC Partnerships
    • Wildfire
    • Featured Safety & Health
    • Featured Personnel
    • Featured Department Administration
    • Featured Home (IAFC)
    • Featured Large Scale Response
    • Featured Tools & Topics
    • Volunteer & Workforce Solutions
    • Featured Research
  • Resource Type:
    • Field operating guide
    • SOP/SOG
    • Guide/ toolkit/ template
  • Organizational Author:
    • External
    • IAFC
    • Safety Health Survival Section

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