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This group will aim to share various "advanced" vehicle extrication techniques that are not normally taught in "junkyard" classes. Including tactics for cars, pick-ups, SUVs, trucks and buses.
This group will aim to share various "advanced" vehicle extrication techniques that are not normally taught in "junkyard" classes. Including tactics for cars, pick-ups, SUVs, trucks and buses.
This group will aim to share various "advanced" vehicle extrication techniques that are not normally taught in "junkyard" classes. Including tactics for cars, pick-ups, SUVs, trucks and buses.
This group will aim to share various "advanced" vehicle extrication techniques that are not normally taught in "junkyard" classes. Including tactics for cars, pick-ups, SUVs, trucks and buses.
This group will aim to share various "advanced" vehicle extrication techniques that are not normally taught in "junkyard" classes. Including tactics for cars, pick-ups, SUVs, trucks and buses.
This group will aim to share various "advanced" vehicle extrication techniques that are not normally taught in "junkyard" classes. Including tactics for cars, pick-ups, SUVs, trucks and buses.
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- Residence.
- Manatee County, FL
- Department:
- Cedar Hammock Fire Rescue www.chfr.org
- Title/rank:
- Battalion Chief - Training
- Years of public service:
- 32
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Topics you provide training for:
- Heavy and Advanced Vehicle Extrication
- Web site:
- http://www.StarfireTS.com
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I'm trying to understand this web page...
I`m a chilean ff volunteer, here 100% of fire service is volunteer.
I`m an extrication instructor and we are training and knowing new techniques, mainly with vehicle estabilzation and also heavy and advanced extrication.
If some of you can help with information, I`ll be very glad and of course, if some of you come to Chile just call me.
Next January, we will have the first intl. fire and rescue summit, there is the web page www.cifr.cl.
a big hug for all you bros.
Eduardo
Thanks. We've had 2 incidents. Education seems to be in order.
Vern
I understand. But I'd would like to pose a question/scenario.
Car/SUV rear ends the semi. Intrusion towrds the rear axle pinning the victim under the dash. The trailer is on the car. Question - pull the semi forward???
Verne
Looking for research /documentation for semi on a vehicle extrication techniques. Do's and don'ts, etc.
Verne
I added some pictures that we trained on regarding the video removing the tail light. It works great thanks for the video. Todd McKee