Thank You

10/27/2016

Although I'm nowhere close to perfect in creating prep material, I have thoroughly enjoyed constructing this year's set of daily practice problems and I sincerely hope they have been beneficial and helpful to you.

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Thank you to those who have already provided feedback about the prep guide and the website, it is greatly appreciated. In the coming weeks I'll send a brief survey to gather constructive feedback so that all of these tools can be improved moving forward.

Thanks and all the best to those taking the exam tomorrow!

Joe

1 Comment

Rick B. James

10/31/2016 01:07:03 pm

Ref book was very useful. I did modify the formula sheet by including a several flaps of reduced SFPE slides where extra info was needed. I took in multiple refs/eq sheets...less would be better.
Didn't have time to review the multiple lists.
Need more on Jin,. F.R. of Concrete, Wood, W/Ds, illumination, etc. More exhaustive conversion sheet you can tape to cover. Exam had more distractor info than the sample test. The NFPA Code refs were easier to use than the SFPE/FPH books....examples are cleaner/faster to access. Used mine even tho not required ref.

Found a few Easter Eggs so crossing fingers till December.

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