Thanks Audioaddict, here are my diagnostics:Fire Protection Analysis (Types) - 56%
Fire Protection Analysis (Information) - 71%
Fire Protection Management - 75%
Fire Dynamics - 63%
Human Response - 50%
Water-Based - 30%
Special Hazard - 100%
Fire Detection & Alarm - 57%
Smoke Management - 75%
Explosion Protection - 100%
Building Construction - 91%
Means of Egress - 40%
Sorry for taking awhile to get back to you...I wasn't checking the board recently.
These are some pretty good scores for a non pass I think...
Means of Egress and Water based have to come up, and I think those wouldn't be too hard to do. Means of Egress is mostly NFPA 101 and some SFPE Fire Protection Engineering Handbook.
Water based is sprinkler calcs, NFPA 13 storage, fire pumps, and some miscellaneous stuff like water spray nfpa 15, hydraulic gradient stuff, fire hydrants. Which of these areas do you need help in?
The Green reference manual by itself can cover everything but the SFPE Sprinkler for Engineers course can help a lot. Expensive class but I took it a week before my exam and passed. I think you could benefit from it.
You can throw lots of money at this problem if you want....it's up to you. An NFPA seminar on 101 could very well make you get a perfect score on Means of Egress, but I didn't do it and passed.
A friend of mine did the CFPS review course (but didn't take the exam, haha) just to be very strong with the NFPA fire protection handbook. I considered this as well, didn't do it but want to do it. This is also a bit of money...
Fire Alarms are my specialty...and while some questions seem easy, they definitely throw 1 or 2 nice hard ones, harder than anything from NICET III or IV exams (but those fools at NICET don't understand that). I could help you with this myself, but not sure how leveraged it would be to dominate this section.
The good news is you did pretty well with the annoying stuff....100% on explosion prevention, a lot of people get 33% or 0%. Special hazards you're good.
Fire Dynamics you could bring up a bit. Most of this is just knowing how to access formulas.
I recently got a 2 time FP test taker to finally pass on his 3rd try. I'm confident you will be an FPE January of 2012.