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Mark Day

RIT/RIC responsibilities

Within the ROAM concepts and practices, what should RIC/RIT be doing? Softening the building, securing utilities, locating access and egres…

Started by Mark Day

2 Jan 20
Reply by Pascal Marchand
Lisa Fairfield

ROAM Presentation

Thank you for the presentation you guys did this week. It is everything I have been trying to communicate to my department for the past yea…

Started by Lisa Fairfield

8 Oct. 2, 2009
Reply by Nick Morgan
Bobby Halton

What is best way to teach air management?

I have been watching the Air Management acceptance grow and there seems to be a very definate intrest and understanding of it's importance.…

Started by Bobby Halton

21 Oct. 2, 2009
Reply by Pascal Marchand
Phil Jose

The "Basic Skills" of air management

Just thought I would tag on to the discussion Bobby started and focus in a little more. We advocate that Air Management (AM) is a basic sk…

Started by Phil Jose

1 Oct. 2, 2009
Reply by Pascal Marchand
James campbell

Air Mangement

HFD is currently revising our air mangement guideline. I am heading up this endeavor and was looking for any information you could previde.…

Started by James campbell

2 Jul. 11, 2009
Reply by James campbell
Lisa Fairfield

Motivation and "Buy In"

I am in the process of putting training and policy together with regards to NFPA 1404 and ROAM for my department. Besides what is in the Ai…

Started by Lisa Fairfield

7 May. 7, 2009
Reply by Mike Gagliano
Rudy Horist

Air monitoring and SCBA

Our department's respiratory policy includes air monitoring (4 gas) before removing our SCBA at structure fires. This has been a positive s…

Started by Rudy Horist

5 Aug. 1, 2008
Reply by Mike Gagliano
Mike Gagliano

It CAN be done! You can do it...

We received the following posting to our website... We hope it inspires others to make Air Management a part of business as usual on the fi…

Started by Mike Gagliano

0 Apr. 25, 2008
Kevin Moeller

Hello Seattle Guys!

Wondering if you guys could get me an outline or something from the class at FDIC, looking to pass the info on in our RIT ops classes up in…

Started by Kevin Moeller

2 Apr. 18, 2008
Reply by Kevin Moeller
Mike Gagliano

Hydrogen Cyanide

Hey troops... Everyone is now fully aware that Hydrogen Cyanide is a nasty bugger. It is present at the earliest stages of combustion, cau…

Started by Mike Gagliano

1 Mar. 21, 2008
Reply by J Havner

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