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3 Ways To Access The Roof Quickly – Part 2 | FireFighterToolBox
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https://www.firefightertoolbox.com/3-ways-access-roof-quickly-2   In my previous section of this article we discussed using adjoin buildings to get to the roof. Now we will concentrate on the next best way to get to the roof. LADDERS Ladders are the second best way to access the roof. The use of aerial ladders, either a platform or a straight
Speaking Event  - 4/10/2022
Speaking Event - 4/10/2022
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We will be presenting "Commanding, the 1st 30 Minutes & Beyond" at the Jefferson Fire Co. # 2 on Sunday 4/10/22 from 0830-1130 hours. Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for tickets & info.
3 Ways To Access The Roof Quickly – Part 1 | FireFighterToolBox
3 Ways To Access The Roof Quickly – Part 1 | FireFighterToolBox
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How many options do we have to get to the roof of a Type 3 (ordinary construction) building? For most of us the answer is to the take the ladder or aerial device. The true answer is ALF. Adjoining Buildings / Ladders / Fire Escapes We will discuss 3 ways to access the roof, ranging from easiest to the most difficult and dangerous. #1 – Adjoining Bu
New Available Classes !!!!  - Schedule Them Now
New Available Classes !!!! - Schedule Them Now
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We are booking Summer and Fall classes NOW. Be sure to get the dates and classes that you want.
THROW BACK THURSDAY: The Top 5 Truck Tools | FireFighterToolBox
THROW BACK THURSDAY: The Top 5 Truck Tools | FireFighterToolBox
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When operating at a structure fire, there are several tasks that must be accomplished to make the building behave. The truck company is responsible for the following priority tasks: forcible entry, search, ventilation, and fire containment. Some of these tasks are typically performed prior to the first line being placed into service, although the t
Managing Everyday Incidents Class
Managing Everyday Incidents Class
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Contact us for information on this class for your department.
Making Your Halligan More Effective | FireFighterToolBox
Making Your Halligan More Effective | FireFighterToolBox
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The halligan is one of the most utilized pieces of equipment in the fire service. Since its creation, the halligan has shown itself to be the go to tool.
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A Plan for the Plan | Firehouse
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Battalion Chief John Hayowyk, Jr., explains why it is ideal to break down an incident action plan into segments.
First Due: Fires and Other Emergencies Caused by Home-Heating Equipment | Firehouse
First Due: Fires and Other Emergencies Caused by Home-Heating Equipment | Firehouse
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Capt. John A. Hayowyk Jr. urges preparation for the variety of calls that will come that originate from home-heating equipment.
Not Just a Picture: The Round Table Discussion - Fire Engineering
Not Just a Picture: The Round Table Discussion - Fire Engineering
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One effective way to spend valuable training time is having firefighters read, review, and analyze fire service magazine articles, photos, and videos. The officer can have them focus on a specific fire scene item: scene size-up, life hazards, building construction, and so forth. Each member will see something different, based on his experience, tha
Managing Everyday Incidents
Managing Everyday Incidents
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This is our new class we are rolling out. Contact us for an in-person or virtual class on these types of incidents.
FD Thru-The-Lock Tool Bag - Tool List
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Quantity / Description1 18" Zipper Tool Bag----Husky---Home Depot2 6-in-one Screwdrivers1 6-piece screwdriver set1 3lb. Sledgehammer1 6" long Needle Nose Pliers1 8" Slip Joint Pliers with one handle modified for the Key Tool: Use less expensive pliers only*1 4" Vice Grip type pliers with Eye Hook Modification1 8" Vice Grip type pliers with Eye Hook
HALLIGAN MODIFICATION: GAPPING THE FORKS
HALLIGAN MODIFICATION: GAPPING THE FORKS
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PURPOSE: Thru-the-Lock Forcible Entry for Doorknob Removal of Residential & Commercial BuildingsPROCEDURE: Slowly grind the fork end to create a 1 ¼” wide by 1 ¼” deep gap between the forks w/ bench grinder (Easiest)DISCLAIMER: (Get Permission to Modify the Halligan FIRST) / Wear Proper PPE while using a GrinderTIPS: Wire Brush the sharp edges when
Spring Clamp
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Non-Contact Volt Tester
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Quick & Easy PVC Rotary Prop
Quick & Easy PVC Rotary Prop
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Don't have wood or metal to cut; there is always somewhere to DRAW!This prop will assist in teaching different cut techniques w/o the mess and noise.
Halligan Modifications: Gapping the Forks
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   One of the simplest and most advantageous modifications to a Halligan Bar is to GAP the forks. Gapping the forks of the halligan makes a conventional forcible entry tool into a THRU-THE-LOCK tool.   Thru-the-Knob Technique: This technique is based on using leverage to force the knob off from the knob assembly. This is accompl
Alarm System Info
Alarm System Info
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Safety Saturday
Safety Saturday
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What are your concerns with combustible storage? What tactics would you use to handle an exterior fire at this facility?
Happy New Year
Happy New Year
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As we welcome in the New Year we see new leaders & members enter into the emergency services field. Our wish & hope is for a safe New Year to all.
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