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Started this discussion. Last reply by Irvin Lichtenstein Jul 4, 2012.
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The video is not mine I found it on youtube, but I thought it was a great vent video so I had to put it on here. If you ever have any good vent training stuff I could use for my small volunteer dept. let me know. We need good vent training here.
glad u enjoyed our stuf
re: the video -- i found it either on youtube or in the videos on this site
it is from terre haute indiana -- that might narrow down your youtube search
good luck
stay safe
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Thanks. Hope you enjoy the seminar.
Anyway, start a drill in the bay without them. Start it by yourself if you have to. Lay some tools on the floor and tie knots on them. Do a SCBA don and doff drill, low profile, etc. When you start making some noise, others will wander out just because we're all nosy and afraid we'll be missing something. When your problem eventually comes out, they'll probably try and take over and tell you what you're doing wrong. Have them show you, and then afterward ask them what was the best training they ever had. When the tell you, have them conduct that drill next time.
so your covered....
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