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Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Fire Engineering

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Grant Schwalbe     

Words Matter

Grant Schwalbe on aggressive primary search and how terms on the fireground can sometimes mean the difference between life and death.
John K. Murphy     

For Cause Drug Testing

John K. Murphy has the legal angle on drug testing in the fire service.
Jonathan Brumley     

Eddie Would Go

Eddie Aikau was the first official lifeguard at Waimea Bay on Oahu's north shore. Jonathan Brumley looks to him as a model of dedicated service.
The First Twenty     

Muscle Imbalances and Injury Potential

Muscle balance dictates your movement patterns. A new post from The First Twenty on how imbalance can affect you on the job.
     

Death Prevention

Mark Cotter on closing the door and the life safety benefits of compartmentation.
     

Lasting Impressions

Warren Cersley writes about the life lessons learned from athletics and how they can be applied to firefighting.
Brad French     

Cold Weather Tip: Sprinkler Valves

Brad French discusses preplanning floor-control valves in buildings in your response area.

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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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What Would You Do? Jail Fire

This fire occurs in a county jail. Skip Coleman has a new firefighter training simulation.
 

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FIREFIGHTER ARTICLES

NYC Fire Sprinkler Industry Lauds Near-Record Low Number of Fire Fatalities

The Mechanical Contractors Association (MCA) and Steamfitters Local 638 members, who install the fire suppression systems that have helped make New York City the safest big city in America, lauded the near-record low in fire fatalities last year.

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