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COMPANY DRILLS Discussions (20)
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Mayday Drill with Interesting ResultsOverview We do a lot of firefighter emergency training. At least four times a year we exercise our Firefighter Emergency Guidelines to as... Started by Scott Thompson |
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Aug. 1, 2008 Reply by Scott Thompson |
The Drill I Learned The Most FromOBJECTIVES Teach the new guy about the rig and equipment Mentor the new guy Introduce the crew to the new guy Build team confidence BACK... Started by Scott Thompson |
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Jun. 26, 2008 Reply by William Hersman |
the old bookswant to do some great drills that are outside the box get your hands on the old IFSTA salvage and ground ladder books great drills on spe... Started by Anthony Avillo |
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Flat Roof Training PropThis flat roof prop was built by our B Shift. There are leaf springs and a trailer jack to adjust the "bounce" of the roof and two places... Started by Scott Thompson |
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Jun. 18, 2008 Reply by Scott Thompson |
Forcible Entry Door PropsBuy B Shift a welder and they will build it.... This prop is set up for saw, irons and K Tool training as well as a visual aid for diffe... Started by Scott Thompson |
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Apr. 27, 2008 Reply by Mike Walker |
Well hole stretch drillA simply, quick drill to teach members how to stretch that second line up a well hole, all you need is two utility ropes, tie one at the ... Started by Stephen Mickiewicz |
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Apr. 3, 2008 Reply by Brent Sanger |
First Five Minutes DrillPURPOSE The Purpose of the First Five Minutes is to visit, on a regular basis, retail, commercial, industrial or multi-family structures.... Started by Scott Thompson |
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Apr. 1, 2008 Reply by Brent Sanger |
5-minutes for lifePURPOSE To assure your personnel are trained to get out alive. Every firefighter should be proficient in this skill before they are allow... Started by Richard Kelley |
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Mar. 28, 2008 Reply by Scott Thompson |
Line of Duty Death DrillPurpose The Purpose of the Line of Duty Death Drill is to visit, on a regular basis, line of duty deaths and close calls. By doing so, we... Started by Scott Thompson |
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Mar. 28, 2008 Reply by Scott Thompson |
The "What's in Here" drillI am sure that you all are already doing this but a common drill conducted by our guys is the "What's in Here Drill". The officer gathers... Started by Mark Lee |
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Mar. 27, 2008 Reply by Brent Sanger |
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