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Saturday, June 11, 2016

Fire Engineering

FIRE ENGINEERING BLOG NETWORK

 
Chad Menard     

The Ground Ladder 'Click System'

Chad Menard reviews the system to help you determine a good target height and place the tip of the ladder in the proper location nearly every time.
Dan DeGryse     

Injuries, the Job, and Addiction

Dan DeGryse on how to help people dealing with chronic pain understand and live with the condition.
Joe Pronesti     

The Main Street Mayday

Your three- or four-member rapid intervention team may not suffice when combating a fire in an ordinary construction group of attached structures, Joe Pronesti writes.
Samuel Villani     

Quick Communications Drill

Practice fireground transmissions while breathing air in this drill from Samuel Villani.
Doug Mitchell     

Your SCBA and You

You must be as comfortable in your SCBA ensemble as in your own skin, writes Doug Mitchell.
     

The Airbrake Drill

Zach Schleiffer offers a quick and effective way to run a live scenario in a short period of time.
 
     

Pride, Ownership, and the New Generation

The culture and traditions of the fire service need to be demonstrated to new members--not just talked about, Larry Schultz writes.
David Polikoff     

NIMS and Command

A strong command presence can overcome many issues on an emergency incident, says David Polikoff.
Bill Carey     

May 2016 On-Duty Deaths

Bill Carey offers a closer look at monthly firefighter fatality data.

VIDEOS

 

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FIRE NEWS ON TV

Top firefighting news clips gathered from local news affiliates around the country.
KTAL
Jun. 08, 2016. 08:00 AM EST
Firefighter Drowns Searching For Body

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Humpday Hangout: Wyes and Hoselines

Bill Gustin, Mike Dugan, and Clark Lampling discuss hoselines and the use of wyes. Use #FETalk on Twitter. Sponsored by Key Hose.

TRAINING GUIDES

Rescue Air for Firefighters

All firefighters will find these three articles extremely informative and useful. After reading them, they will be equipped to take immediate action to secure this lifesaving equipment for their communities. In this landmark training guide, Joseph Rush and Jack Murphy describe the components and functions of firefighter air replenishment systems (FARS), which firefighters often refer to as “standpipes for air.” The large number of firefighters needed to supply continuous air cylinder replacement often impedes firefighter operations in mid- and high-rises and other complex structures. Also, the lack of available air supply often restricts firefighters to support operations. FARS address supply and staffing issues by providing lifesaving air-filling stations in critical locations inside complex structures. This guide explains the systems and provides a model code for adoption.
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FIREFIGHTER ARTICLES

Routing, Cancellation of Fire, Rescue Calls an Issue Between Hope Mills, Stoney Point (NC)

On the morning of May 3, an elderly man living on Old Plank Road called Cumberland County 911 complaining of chest pains.
 Records show that the dispatcher directed the Hope Mills Fire Department and the Stoney Point Fire Department to the same emergency.

FDIC WEBCASTS

May 17: Construction Concerns: Modern Materials
June 14: Issues and Challenges in Today’s Fire Service (Sponsored by FIRE DEX)
June 28: Standpipe Operations (Sponsored by Key Fire Hose)
July 19: Reading Smoke
August 9: SCBA Bootcamp: a Firefighter’s Survival School
September 8: 105 Tactical Extrication Tips in 105 Minutes
October 4: Tactical Thermal Imaging: the First Level of Fire Attack (Sponsored by Avon Protection)

November 15: Extrication and EMS: Coordinating Team Delivery of Critical Care (Sponsored by Zoll)
December 6: Improving Fireground Operations with Thermal Imaging and Modern Fire Dynamics
Jan. 10, 2017: Bruno and Norman “Unplugged”
Feb. 7, 2017: Leadership Panel on Firefighter Addiction, Mental Health, and Recovery
Mar. 14, 2017: Rules of Engagement for Positive-Pressure Attack
April 11, 2017: They Are Us: Fireground Size-Up, Command, Control, Accountability, and Survival

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Corbett's Trivia: Cancer and the Fire Service

What two significant fires in the ‘70s/early ‘80s underscored the connection between toxicity on the fireground and firefighter cancer?

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