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Yes we use left for life, and I know it came from the LPG fog attack. Yes, like you say there is no room for the expanding steam generated to go but down onto the crew/occupants. On a separate note, thanks for bringing these topics out for discuss...
August 18
We have gypsum (called gyprock here) but very few houses have attics. A majority of construction is wood frame nailed together with "gang nails" on the roof trusses. I agree not every situation is right for gas cooling. I look at it more as just 1...
August 17
Hi Mike, Yes I'm in Australia and our construction is slighty different. Our tactics are also slightly different, probably due to the different construction. It's alway interesting to see how other people do things, I think our methods are more si...
August 16
I guess it depends on how much water you put in there as to how much steam you generate. My department practices compartment fire behaviour techniques where applicable so we might have some different views on fog nozzles. But for sure you have to ...
August 14
Most appliances in my fire department don't have the CABA in the cab so we have to exit the cab and get to the CABA locker to don (set on you back) and start-up (mask on, ready to go). Unfortunately we are forced to take in the environment upon ar...
August 14
A group that discusses, questions, challenges common practices within the fire service such as staffing, tactics, unions, attitudes, government, etc.
August 14
HazMat Placards to Success will provide a step by step process for response to a Hazardous Materials incident.
July 23

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Residence.
Wollongong, NSW, Australia
Department:
NSW Rural Fire Service
Title/rank:
Deputy Captain
Years of public service:
15
Agency structure:
Volunteer fire department
Top issues in your department:
Training and Training Standards.
Professional Qualifications:
Compartement Fire Behaviour Instructor,
Breathing Apparatus Instructor,
Flammable Liquids Fire Instructor,
Advanced Diploma of Mechanical Engineering
Topics you provide training for:
Breathing Apparatus,
Compartment Fire Behaviour,
Flammable Liquids Fires,
Crew Leader Training,
Areas of expertise:
Bush Fires, Compartment Fires, the use of Breathing Apparatus
Bio:
I have been a member of the Rural Fire Service for 15 years in which time I have held the rank of Captain before transfering to my current brigade where I hold the rank of Deputy Captain. I am the training officer for my brigade and I also teach on district level courses.

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