Engine House Training, LLC

Midwest training company comprised of owners Jason Hoevelmann, Frank Lispki, Andy Seers, Gary Graf and Dave Konys, all students of the fire service.  Just wanting to share and learn our craft.

  • Jason Hoevelmann

    Be sure to visit here regularly for links to videos, class announcements as well as original content from our newly, re-designed website from our instructors and owners. We will have drills, props, articles, blog posts, podcasts, and webinars starting soon. Don't miss it and thanks for visiting!

  • Jason Hoevelmann

    We had an incredible response to the post on wearing your seat belt and donning your SCBA that Instructor and Captain, Steve Heidbreder has shared a video showing not only wearing your seat belt, but also wearing your radio protected under your turn out coat in a strap. Share and use at your departments!

    http://www.enginehousetraining.com/seat-belt-and-radio-strap-video/

  • Jason Hoevelmann

    Thought of the day:

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    Here is a post with an attached company drill on perimeter search.

    Perimeter Search from Engine House Training, LLC

  • Jason Hoevelmann

    Here is a quick video on setting up and storing your webbing. If you have other methods please share them!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEtZcHy6Oxc

  • Jason Hoevelmann

    This video is one we did a couple of years ago when we had an opportunity to get inside a home that was scheduled for demolition. The house was a balloon frame constructed house and we were able to get some great pictures of the interior structural components.

    Use it for you training or as an addition for your building construction classes and thanks for viewing.

  • Jarrod Sergi

    Good video Jason. We are in the middle of a building construction In service in our department. I will be sharing this with our members. Thanks brother!
  • Jason Hoevelmann

    Here is a look at an explanation of the webbing video we showed last week to escape from a basement. Of course, size of windows will dictate the level of difficulty, but the technique will work on smaller windows if practiced with.  

     


  • Jason Hoevelmann

    Here is a quick drill for figuring out hose stretches for larger complexes or properties with long set backs. The key is to get out and figure this out long before the call comes in. Share and add your own information to it.

    Company Drill for EHT Hose Stretch

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  • Jason Hoevelmann

    Here is your company drill for the week.

    Kinked Line