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Location: Taylors SC
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Latest Activity: Apr 21, 2011

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Daily Training 2 Replies

Just wanted to throw out there what other departments do for daily training? When you train? Types of classroom training and hands on training? Is this training just for the station you are at or do…Continue

Started by Todd Jennings. Last reply by Mike France Apr 15, 2011.

Reason for RIT?

Hi my friends, Happy to join this group, I'll start by a discussion about the reason of RIT team. In quality insurrance management, we use the "5 why" system, to resolve problem. The goal is to avoid…Continue

Started by Pierre-Louis LAMBALLAIS Apr 6, 2011.

Accident Scene Safety 2 Replies

One thing we seem to forget about is our own Safety on MVA's .Continue

Started by Mike France. Last reply by Mike France Apr 5, 2011.

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Comment by Mike France on March 22, 2011 at 12:38pm: We utilize a MA dept. for RIT, all Interior FF's must have FAST training as part of their Training

Comment by Todd Jennings on March 9, 2011 at 4:36pm: What type of RIT Training does your department perform?

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