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Lost, Disoriented and Out of Air – The Impact of Smoke in Large Structure Fires
Smoke kills. There is no way to understate the devastating effects of smoke on emergency operations. This is especially true for fires in large structures such as high rise, big box and hospitals. Join Capt. Mike Gagliano (Seattle Fire) for an in depth look at how smoke impacts firefighters and fireground operations in the world of big buildings
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Chief Rick Lasky is back with Glenn Corbett to discuss fire service traditions. Together the look at fire musters, the use of hand pumpers, wetdowns of apparatus, early firefighting equipment, and more.
A perfect example of how fire department policy evolves:
1.Someone gets enthusiastic about something at the fire department.
2. Someone writes a policy.
3. That policy lasts “a while.”
4. That policy and the expected behaviors slowly rot away....
See More1.Someone gets enthusiastic about something at the fire department.
2. Someone writes a policy.
3. That policy lasts “a while.”
4. That policy and the expected behaviors slowly rot away....
Would your department allow a sports team - or Santa - to ride atop fire apparatus? If officials in Denver are allowing it, should we be concerned?
Denver's parade - is it a big deal or are some being too safe, too picky?
Students who would have gone home to a neighborhood in the path of flames near Deer Creek Elementary School in Edmond were held on campus while firefighters worked to control a fire.
Questions about hose selection, standpipe operations and high-rise firefighting? Post them on Twitter with #FEtalk and add them to the discussion at 1:00 p.m. EST
Join us today at 1:00 p.m. EST on #FEtalk as this week's hosts speak with Chief Ricky Riley and Nick Martin (from Traditions Training, LLC) about high-rise operations; hose selections and standpipe ops. Thanks to Key Hose for sponsoring this program.
FDNY adds fifth firefighter to five busy engine companies.
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