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A place to discuss those responses we go on all the time that sometimes can hurt us.
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Latest Activity: Feb 10
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Who is in charge at a gas leak?
Started by Frank Montagna Feb 10.
Gas monitor
Started by Frank Montagna Nov. 22, 2009.
CO generated from overheating battery, has anyone seen this? 12 Replies
Started by Jay Wieners. Last reply by Ian Toms Jun. 25, 2009.
monitoring CO in blood
Started by Frank Montagna Apr. 10, 2009.
What does your meter read? 4 Replies
Started by Frank Montagna. Last reply by Frank Montagna Jan. 27, 2009.
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Comment by Frank Montagna on August 6, 2009 at 5:10pm - How well does your utility company train you to respond to utility related emergencies and fires?
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Comment by Frank Montagna on June 23, 2009 at 8:23am
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In September 2009, I am teaching an undergraduate course for John Jay College. It is entitled "Utility Emergencies and the Fire Service" and is based on my Book "Responding to Routine Emergencies". The course will be taught at the New York City Fire Academy on Wednesdays. I am also teaching an on line version of the course. Both courses are open to all. If you are interested in taking either the classroom version or the on line version, go to and register as a new student.
See you in the classroom.
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Comment by Frank Montagna on December 23, 2008 at 6:19am
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With all of the cold weather we have had, there has been a rash of carbon monoxide incidents including CO related deaths. Many of these incidents and deaths are the result of improper installation of generators. Generator related CO deaths are becoming quite common. A generator in the home unvented or improperly vented and a generator installed outside near a window or vent opening is dangerous. You need to have a CO alarm in the home to warn against CO.
Has anyone responded to a serious CO incident recently? How about telling us about it and how you handled it?
Train to stay safe,
Frank
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