FIRE ENGINEERING FEATURES
TRAINING GUIDES
 | PPE: Survival on the Fireground
Today’s structural firefighting gear offers unparalleled thermal protection and safety. Although it is the finest quality given today’s technology, it is not impervious to failure under catastrophic conditions. In this guide, Karen Owens gives a detailed step-by-step process for removing compromised gear and assessing and treating firefighters with burn injuries. Firefighters often underestimate respiratory injuries that can occur during overhaul. Jeffrey Herbert provides life-saving information regarding serious respiratory hazards that exist during overhaul. Eric Schmidt offers a realistic view of donning gear in context and provides an excellent four-stage training process. This Training Guide is sponsored by FireDex.
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Report: Hartford Firefighter Killed in Fire was Tangled on Furniture
A firefighter killed in a house fire in October became entangled in furniture and could not get out of the building, while firefighters did not hear a lieutenant’s mayday call, according to a Fire Department report released on Friday
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What fire involving firefighter fatalities was the first to be computer modeled using the fire dynamics simulator of NIST?
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Fire Engineering
07/01/2015
Volume 168, Issue 7
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