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Scott Fridley
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- Brunswick, OH
- United States
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Scott Fridley's Groups
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High-Rise Fire Group
142 members
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Props and Training Aids
126 members
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Tools and Tricks
182 members
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Truck Company Operations
324 members
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Aerial Operations
86 members
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So many cities have High-Rise structures and the tactics used by various departments varies as much as the cities themselves. The group is designed to allow Metro-City and Big-City firefighters discuss this challenging aspect of our jobs.
Share training aids and props that you have seen, or built.
Tools that you carry in your pockets, on your rigs, have fabricated or modified. All ideas are welcome, Truck, Engine, Rescue..... Show us!
A place to discuss any and all things related to Truck Company Operations on the fireground.
This group is geared for the operation of aerial devices that include, straight stick aerial ladders, tower ladders, telescoping platforms, articulating platforms, and elevated waterways. Tactical considerations based on capabilities & limitations.
This Group will cover operations at the engine company level. Ideas will be viewed and commented on to build the better Engine Company.
Profile Information
- Title/rank:
- Firefighter
- Years of public service:
- 10
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- SOP's, IMS
- Areas of expertise:
- Student of fire. Always learning.
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