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Isaac Frazier's Blog – April 2014 Archive (3)

Blowin' Smoke with Lt. Isaac Frazier

Added by Isaac Frazier on April 28, 2014 at 7:24pm — No Comments

Extrication "Quick Tip" 2 (B Scratch)

When securing battery power, quickly scratch through the letter B (on hood). This allows arriving units to see that battery power has been secured (This is not used on lightly damaged fender benders). This method is a good alternative to leaving the hood up, as it doesn't obstruct your view of the scene.…

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Added by Isaac Frazier on April 28, 2014 at 7:20am — 2 Comments

Extrication Quick Tip 1

As a good rule of thumb, cutting vehicle posts within 4 inches of the roofline or 4 inches from the rocker panel, will greatly increase your chances of boron/high strength steel avoidance.…

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Added by Isaac Frazier on April 21, 2014 at 8:44am — No Comments

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