FIRE TRAINING - Vent, Enter, Isolate, Search VEIS

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  • Опубликовано: 20 апр 2014
  • TRAINING MINUTES SERIES: Short training video on the proper procedures for VEIS - Vent, Enter, Isolate, Search. These procedures are used within the Fairfax County Fire & Rescue Department. Please refer to your agency procedures. Fairfax County fire & Rescue Department via the Fairfax County Professional Firefighters and Paramedics Local 2068 IAFF.
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Комментарии • 11

  • @SFDfire12
    @SFDfire12 9 лет назад

    Great training videos, very clear and concise!

  • @JT-pj4wv
    @JT-pj4wv 5 лет назад +2

    If visibility is low and you’re sounding the floor it’s probably better to use the handle of an ax or pike pole rather than the metal ends. If the victim happens to be on the floor at the window then you’ve probably just added to their injuries if you stab them with the pike or the ax head.
    Also, you should never heal a ladder with your back to the building. Whatever is happening is behind and above your head. Always face the front.
    Other than that good job.

  • @dlong2465
    @dlong2465 Год назад

    Wouldnt you wait to force the door so there is not another air source feeding the fire?

  • @tvt2559
    @tvt2559 9 лет назад +2

    Question: How do you rescue heavier people from that high if you don't have a ladder truck?
    Greeting from Germany!

    • @milessnoddy5535
      @milessnoddy5535 7 лет назад

      u can have a person on the latter waiting and place the victims legs over the shoulder of the firefighter on the latter so that as the firefighter steps down the victims back is slidding against the rungs as u walk down this helps reduce the strain of the weight of a heavier person as your legs are naturally stronger than your arms and upper body

    • @milessnoddy5535
      @milessnoddy5535 7 лет назад

      u can do what i jus said with a 24 foot extension roof or straight ladder

    • @tac2oo7
      @tac2oo7 3 года назад

      Make the window a second story door if you need. Not your fault if they are too big to move, just keep fire and smoke out of that room if you can till you can do a conversion. That'd just be my guess.

  • @karolkarol4291
    @karolkarol4291 6 лет назад

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  • @nycfcistrash2097
    @nycfcistrash2097 8 лет назад

    The way they fumbled around with that door....I wouldn't want them on my crew, and what's up with that carry down the ladder, it's not going to be as easy with a 250lb person!