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MAYDAY Prop
Im looking for anyone that may have the building plans for the mayday prop where the firefighter crawls up the ramp and is then teetered into the ball pit. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Permalink Reply by Brent Sanger on -
Tried the link, no luck. From what I could find, USFA only archives back to 2007. Any other ideas on how to get that program?
Ian Bruzenak said:http://www.usfa.dhs.gov/media/press/2006releases/061206.shtm
Here is the link on how to get the entire program from USFA including classroom portion ect.
Hope it helps.
Ian
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Permalink Reply by Steven D. "Smitty" Smith on
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Check my blog on my personal page. I've uploaded a drawing of the floor collapse prop we used. Let me know if you have any questions. Photos of the prop forthcoming...
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Permalink Reply by Chris Roth on -
Check out this months issue of Fire Engineering. There is an article on a huge maze that is movable and can be changed with ease.
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I now have photos of the prop posted. They help visualize the drawing as the drawing isn't clear as to how it was utilized. But the prop was used in conjunction with a stairwell. Let me know if you have questions. Album is located here.
Steven D. "Smitty" Smith said:Check my blog on my personal page. I've uploaded a drawing of the floor collapse prop we used. Let me know if you have any questions. Photos of the prop forthcoming...
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Permalink Reply by PJ Langmaid on -
Firehouse.com has the entire drill from start to finish. Just search "Mayday Drill" there. The drill has been out for awhile now.
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