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Kevin Reilly's Page
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Facts associated with Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN)Poisoning .and smoke inhalation
Questions and Answers associated with high-rise emergency action plans (EAP's) and Life Safety.
Facts associated with Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN)Poisoning .and smoke inhalation
Various breathing techniques discussed, and how to evaluate which technique works best for you?
Facts associated with Carbon Monoxide
Various breathing techniques discussed, and how to evaluate which technique works best for you?
Facts associated with Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN)Poisoning .and smoke inhalation
Profile Information
- Department:
- Ridgewood NJFD
- Years of public service:
- 12
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Topics you provide training for:
- SCBA or SCUBA Air Management
Carbon Monoxide and HCN
- Areas of expertise:
- High-Rise Operations
SCBA Air Management
Carbon Monoxide and HCN
- Bio:
- Kevin J. Reilly is a member of the Ridgewood NJFD; FDIC HOT Instructor, Member, Board of Directors: Fire Safety Directors Association of New York City (FSDNY) and Cyanide Poisoning Treatment Coalition (CPTC); Emergency Action Plan (EAP) writer and High-Rise / Life Safety Consultant in NYC; Contributing author to the book, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, edited by Dr. David Penney (October, 2007); creator of Reilly- Emergency Breathing Technique; founder of FSP Instruments, Inc.; Co-founder of www.FirefighterSafety.net. Kevin has also been previously published in Fire Engineering, “Chronic CO Poisoning in Firefighters”- June 2006. and “Rethinking Emergency Air Management” – April 2008
- Web site:
- http://www.FirefighterSafety.net
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I have a few pictures from FDIC for you.
email me at kevin@FirefighterSafety.net.
Great to hear from you. Kev
I finally got into "the community"! I think that's what folks said when they moved to Ridgewood. That's why I'm in Maine! I'm looking forward to exchanging info with all these smart guys. Stay safe and we'll see you for lobsters and beer this summer!
Chris Fleming
You said you had some info on Cyanide and Arythmeas. Any chance of getting the links, articles or ????
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