This post is from Lt Jason Deptula (Vermilion Twp. FD).
I’m sure we all practice RIT procedures in some fashion, here’s a twist to keep your crews focused on their situational awareness. Send your attack team through an exterior door at your station or training center and let’s call that our “A” side of our working incident. Have them proceed through a series of halls or rooms with a couple left or right hand turns. While they are making their way through the simulated structure they need to be thinking about where they are in the structure. Read on.
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