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I am looking for Powerpoint presentations on Aerial Ladder operations. Preferably Mid Mount Tactics. If you have any type and would care to share it would be greatly appreciated. I am looking to enhance our training program.

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Permalink Reply by Bradford James Terry on April 23, 2010 at 11:55am

Me Too. We are taking delivery of a 100' Rosenbauer in 2 weeks and can't find SQUAT. Did you have any luck?

Permalink Reply by Eric Myers on April 23, 2010 at 5:28pm

There is a billion Truck Company Ops books out there. I suggest contacting Capt. Duggan 123 Truck FDNY. Or Chief (ret.) Mittendorf LAFD. They have excellent Truck Company Seminars and are the foremost experts on the subject. Google would be a great place to get their contact info.
Be safe and EGH.

Permalink Reply by Michael Bricault (ret) on April 25, 2010 at 12:22pm

-I would suggest you contact the City of Albuquerque Fire Dept. as we have an extensive training program on PowerPoint that addresses this very subject. The individual responsible for putting this training together is Art Garcia. You can reach him through the Public Information Officer Malisa Romero who can be contacted at 505.833.7300.
-Art has assisted many departments in implementing this training.

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