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FORCIBLE ENTRY TRAINING: Attacking Wooden Jambs and Spiking

2016-12-24T14:49:40.666Z

In this video Mike Perrone demonstrates various methods for spiking and attacking wooden door jambs using his Multi-Force Forcible Entry Simulator. One of the big advantages to the Multi-Force is its 2 DOOR system - Which gives FFs the ability to train on both "RIGHT" side (inward and outward opening techniques) as well as "LEFT" side methods.......

Remember body positioning and tool placement change for both the Halligan FF and Hitter (Axe FF) depending on the swing and direction the door travels. For more information or to purchase one of Mikes forcible entry props visit Firehouse Innovations Corp. at: http://firehouseinnovations.com/

Train, Stay Prepared, Be Aggressive, Make the Save - SURVIVE!

DALE G. PEKEL

Firefighter Forcible Entry: Pulling Hinges from a Metal Door and Jamb

2013-02-12T01:37:48.601Z

This video is intended to answer the questions of when and how would you pull hinges from a metal door and jamb. It’s important to mention that when forcing entry we should start our approach from the lock side FIRST. Attacking the hinges should be a LAST resort due additional obstacles and security measures that can be hidden from view on the inside of the door - Including padlocks, slide bolts, security hinges and door closers - All of which can be located on the hinge side of the door.

Beyond this, FFs should also consider bringing both a set of Irons as well as a circular saw (with steel cutting blade) up to the scene. Having both available will increase your tactical options and allow an efficient transition from Plan A to Plan B, etc.

This video is NOT a recommendation for attacking hinges - It was produced to simply give the viewer a perspective of the time and effort needed to accomplish this task. The best advice I can give is to become proficient in the use of the Irons - When properly implemented by knowledgeable and experienced operators they will be effective in defeating many if not most of the doors you will encounter.

The SAW is a viable option & should be a piece of equipment in your F/E arsenal, but remember these points:
1. The Irons are easier to carry - When split up, 2 FFs can have them in their possession at all times.
2. A set of Irons should be on every rig where saws may not.
3. The Irons will always start, will not run out of gas, or get flooded, or not operate in smoke - Saws can & do malfunction versus the effectiveness of the Irons is based more on the user than the tools themselves.

Train, Be Prepared, Stay Safe, Make the Save - SURVIVE!
Dale G. Pekel

Firefighter Forcible Entry - "Quick Tips"

2013-01-20T20:10:19.874Z

This is a short video on a few tips that can enhance your forcible entry training as well a couple demonstrations on "Spiking" in and outward opening doors.

Train, Be Prepared, Stay Safe, Make the Save - SURVIVE!

Dale G.…

Door Removal

2010-12-24T17:35:12.608Z

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Season 5