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Contains important information for technical rescue members, training officers and fire company members alike. Learn the risks involved in elevator and escalator rescues and how to face them successfully.
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The Firefighters' Emergency Operation K1 Key 6 Replies
Started by John O'Donoghue. Last reply by MARTIN GUILBAULT Mar 16, 2010.
Hydraulic Elevator room on roof! 8 Replies
Started by Chad Berg. Last reply by John O'Donoghue Jan 11, 2009.
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Comment by John O'Donoghue on March 17, 2010 at 12:04pm -
Hi Martin;
You have experienced a problem that has just started to surface. Even though the ASME committee dictated what the exact "bitting", or cutting, code that should be followed by key manufacturers, we have a problem with which direction they were to cut in. The result is different FEO-K1 keys. At a meeting in Florida last week, the problem was discussed and I'm still not sure of the solution. I will add the solution to an up-date that I will include in the community mailing. Thank you for the heads up on a growing problem.
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