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Structural Collapse Rescue Discussions (5)

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What to Carry I am new to this whole thing and just starting out in the Tech Rescue / Collapse team. I was wondering what everyone carried with them (per… Started by Joe Kvacik	4	Oct 7, 2010 Reply by Michael Yinhar
Cutting Tables I'm in the midst of writting an article on Building Collapse and I have a question. How many of you have pre-assembled cutting tables? If y… Started by Art Bloomer	11	Aug 25, 2010 Reply by Art Bloomer
Delsar seismic/acoustic listening device training. I am looking for inexpensive devices that could be used to place in a structure before a collapse so we can train using our delsar equipmen… Started by Stephen Hill	4	Jun 26, 2009 Reply by Jeff Matthews
New nailing patterns I know they aren't that new, but since the change, I've run into lots of other rescuers that have no idea that there were changes to some o… Started by Art Bloomer	15	Dec 10, 2008 Reply by Jim Saladin
Atlanta Tornado Has anyone had to deal with massive amounts of glass broken in highrises after storms or collapse? Our downtown area is still partially clo… Started by David Rhodes	3	Apr 26, 2008 Reply by Scott Nacheman

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