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discuss issues, incidents, causes and prevention of Structural collapse in rescue operations

Website: http://www.collapserescue.com
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Latest Activity: Nov 19, 2014

Please feel free to join up, we are looking for anyone interested in discussing and learning about Structural Collapse Operations. We welcome photos and descriptions of incidents you may have operated at in you area.

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Comment by James Vickers on May 25, 2009 at 4:59pm: T Spot in comparison to a Double T. The T Spot is classified as a class 1 temporary shore and a Double T is a class 2, is it considered a permanent shore? Also, where can I get some test data on the Double T?

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Comment by James Vickers on May 25, 2009 at 4:44pm: Split Sole Raker; how far up can the split sole that is attached to the wall plate move up (because of debris) before it actually takes on the characteristics of a Flying Raker?

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Comment by Jim Rigstad on January 22, 2009 at 9:06pm: Check out the React Center web site.

http//:react.wi.gov

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