SingUp Now Help Contact Home Page The One Resource for Firefighters and the Fire Service
 
Search:
  Login Login     My Profile My Profile  
Products:
Fire News Fire Products Fire Research Topics Fire-EMS Wildland Firefighting Fire Training Fire Jobs Firefighter Safety Fire Forums

Extrication


Extrication

Sponsors

Amkus Rescue Systems

RESQTEC
Resources
Discuss Extrication and Rescue issues and news at FireRescue1 Forums GM's Database of Hybrid/EV Vehicle Emergency Response Guides National Fire Command Association's Vehicle Extrication Resources Safe and Fast Extrication, Inc. Transportation Emergency Rescue Committee USA
All Resources

Extrication Tips
Maintain Your Chain Carry extra turnout gear in your privately owned vehicle Be prepared for the unexpected before the battle begins Don't use relief cuts when pushing a dash When extricating from newer vehicles, look before you cut
More tips
Videos
The Ultimate Extrication Video from AMKUS
More Videos
Extrication Products

Featured Products:

CribBlock Series from RESQTEC

Print Talk BackRegister RSSWhat's ThisSubmit

When extricating from newer vehicles, look before you cut


Name: FireRescue1 Staff


New Vehicle Technology (NVT) can present a challenge in vehicle extrications. When working on a newer model vehicle, looking carefully before you cut can prevent dangerous mishaps. For example, removing the molding on the roof pillar and pulling back the plastic will let you see what you are cutting and avoid inadvertently damaging the electronic system, potentionally triggering a range of hazardous responses.



Print Talk Back Register RSSWhat's This Submit







Back to previous page






FIRERESCUE1 TOPICS
Fire Resources | Fire News | Fire Products | FR1 Video | Fire-EMS | Fire Careers | Firefighter Safety | Wildland Firefighting | Fire Video News | Fire Grants |

FIRERESCUE1 NETWORK
FlashoverTV.com | FireGrantsHelp.com | FireRehab.com | VolunteerFD.org | EMS1.com | PPE101.com | PraetorianGroup.com | Homeland1.com |

© Copyright 2008 - FireRescue1.com. All Rights Reserved.