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Forums - Firehouse Forums - Firefighting Discussion Light at the end of the tunnel, we see a lot of movement happening with the FY 2024 AFG in the form of apparatus information requests for ladder trucks, forestry vehicles, tanker tenders, engines and ambulances, SCBA, cardiac monitors, CPR devices, PPE
open house ideas?? - Firehouse Forums - Firefighting Discussion Open House We hold an annual Open House duriing Fire Prevention Week We set some of our equipment (SCBA'a, masks, nozzles, gas detection devices, turnout gear,hand tools, etc ) out for the public to view and ask questions on
NFPA 1410 Engine Company Drills - Firehouse Forums Techniques and ideas from the front lines A valid point The NFPA 1410 drills have been available for a long time, the first edition of the standard was released in 1966, and there are quick references provided by other sources (Fire Fighter Close Calls)
DoD Fire Certs. . . Where and how to get them - Firehouse DOD Certs Well if your certs are IFSAC certs than you can convert them to DOD certs when you get hired If you want a DOD certs than you need get enrolled into the DOD cert program
Small town drill ideas - Firehouse Forums - Firefighting Discussion Check firehouse com for drills You can always train on Engine,Rescue,Ladder or special operations If your department does not have a specialized piece of equipment, then joint training with your neighboring department might be in order Search and rescue,ground ladders ropes and rigging and jaws of life are just a few things that can be
42 hour work week - Firehouse Forums - Firefighting Discussion We work an average of 42 hours a week over a one year period It works with a 4 platoon system Here's how it works, Monday to Friday days (10 hours) off till the following Thursday nite work 4 nites (14 hours) finishing Monday a m off till the following Saturday work two day shifts (Sat and Sun ) come back in on Monday nite and work 3 nites (Mon, Tues,Weds) off till the day shift starts