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2 5 Accordion Forward Finish for attack Lines

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2 5 Attack Line Bulk Accordion Bed

2:00

Door Procedures

1:56

Highrise Hose Pack Operations

2:50

Supply Portable Monitor

4:16

2 5 Quick Attack

2 5 Quick Attack

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Progressive Hoselay

Просмотров 7437 месяцев назад

Here we will demonstrate two firefighters conducting a progressive hoselay. The #3 firefighter will Secure a wildland hose pack and tool. They will then bump up to the cross lay and take the nozzle from partner and give them the tool. The #4 firefighter will have already deployed a 200’ cross lay at the lowest GPM setting to the anchor point. Together they will advance the line until the length...

2 5 Accordion Forward Finish for attack Lines

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2 5 Accordion Forward Finish for attack Lines

Просмотров 9017 месяцев назад

The accordion forward is a method for deploying hose from rig to door with either 1 ¾” or 2 ½” when you have plenty of room in front of you to flake the hose out. Similar to the V-split, start first by pulling the bottom loop out of the quick attack bed, not the section that's connected to the 2 ½” discharge. Pull until the stack comes out approximately down to waist level and you can control t...

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2 5 Attack Line Bulk Accordion Bed

Просмотров 6127 месяцев назад

The 2 ½” attack line is a line selected when there is a large amount of fire to fight. Whether it’s in an offensive or defensive mode, the 2 ½” hose line is a powerful option. To deploy it, first secure your SCBA and leave it in standby mode. So, after throwing your SCBA, secure the appropriate nozzle from the compartment to add to the 2 ½. Remove the gated wye and eventually secure it under th...

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Door Procedures

Просмотров 6427 месяцев назад

Here we demonstrate the backup firefighter’s role as they approach the structure. During the approach they will conduct a building size-up. As you see here the door is open and the firefighter must mask up and glove up prior to checking the LFL’s. Once all their PPE is donned, they will check the LFL’s prior to securing the flow path. They will check for Life (victims), fire (where it is locate...

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Highrise Hose Pack Operations

Просмотров 1 тыс.7 месяцев назад

Hose packs are used when the fire is above grade and farther away than our cross lays can stretch. Here firefighter #3 exits the cab, dons their SCBA, secures hose pack A and then moves toward the FDC. If their partner will be securing additional equipment, they can leave the door open. At the FDC, they will confirm that the shut off butt is shut before climbing the stairs. Upon reaching the la...

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Supply Portable Monitor

Просмотров 1,4 тыс.8 месяцев назад

Supply Portable Monitor

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1 3/4 Charged Line up the Ladder

Просмотров 3808 месяцев назад

1 3/4 Charged Line up the Ladder

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91st Academy Graduation Video

Просмотров 1,6 тыс.2 года назад

91st Academy Graduation Video

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Vertical Stretch

Просмотров 4 тыс.3 года назад

Vertical stretch is performed when FFs need to get hoselines above grade where the crosslays won’t reach. The first way to do this is by lowering the female coupling. In this case, FF #3 flips the 150’ crosslay and breaks off the whip. They then climb the stairs and get in position to lower the coupling. FF#4 gets the 2 ½” in position, makes sure the gates on the gated wye are shut and then get...

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Alley Lay

Просмотров 2,9 тыс.3 года назад

The nozzle FF takes the nozzle of the crosslay and wraps it around their collar. They also grab the top loop and begin to stretch it laterally along the side of the apparatus. Their partner or any other member of the crew grabs the bottom loop and stretches it in the opposite direction to clear the hose bed. Once in position, the #4 FF performs nozzle checks and calls for water.

1:38

Spot the pump

Просмотров 3,2 тыс.3 года назад

Spot the pump is done when the apparatus stops at a hydrant to fill the tank. #4 firefighter retrieves the 25’ 4” section of hose and hydrant wrench and sets the hose near the hydrant. They then remove the 4” discharge cap before securing the hydrant wrench on the stem with the handle facing down. They then begin walking the 4” male coupling to the apparatus. Before connecting they announce “ga...

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Complete the supply line

Просмотров 1,8 тыс.3 года назад

Here the #4 firefighter demonstrates how to complete the 4” supply line to the apparatus. As they come to the rear of the rig, they look back and see where the coupling is. In this case there isn’t a coupling in the street nearby, so they know they’re going to have to pull one out of the hose bed to make their connection. If there was a coupling within 25-50’ off the tailboard, they could break...

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Reverse Lay

Просмотров 30 тыс.3 года назад

A reverse lay is done when the engine supplying the apparatus at scene gets to them prior to finding a hydrant. In this case, the hydrant they will use is located beyond the apparatus at scene. So when the air brake sets, both FFs perform exit procedures and exit the apparatus. The #4 firefighter will secure an SCBA and the irons and put them both underneath the other rig’s tailboard. While thi...

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Heel work

Просмотров 5 тыс.3 года назад

Heel Work The “Heel” is another term for the #4 or Drop-Off firefighter. Moving hose and backing up the nozzle firefighter is their first priority. The heel has a few options when moving hose into a building. One is simply pulling the hose from a stationary position, hand over hand in a straight line. This works well if there are limited obstructions or turns to navigate. This technique is used...