Crews in Action puts you on the fire-ground through the helmet cams of the firefighters working it.
Watch real crews operate at structure fires and other incident scenes, then put the footage to work with training highlights and discussion questions built for your own crew.
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FEATURED CONTENT
A basement fire’s limited access and zero-visibility conditions called for coordinated interior and exterior attack lines
Chesterfield firefighters knocked down heavy exterior fire, transitioned to an interior attack and later opened the roof to check for extension
Claymont firefighters encountered a bedroom fire and a report of a trapped occupant, prompting a coordinated fire attack and VES
Highland Park Engine 1 arrives at a fire involving an abandoned commercial structure
San Bernardino County Medic Engine 313 arrives to find heavy smoke and flames coming from a single-story house in Victorville
Firefighters rescued a trapped occupant from a second floor, using coordinated search, ladder and hoseline operations to bring the victim to safety
Stockton Engine 2 firefighters switched from a 2½-inch line to a deck gun when a gate slowed their attack, knocking down heavy fire before it spread to a neighboring business
Albuquerque Engine 5 video highlights fireground priorities, including rapid offensive operations, strategic hoseline deployment and integrating primary search with fire attack
FIREGROUND OPERATIONS
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A NIOSH report on the May 23 death of Boston firefighter Robert T. Kilduff Jr. found that fire damage and poor construction weakened a third-floor porch wall, and it outlines four actions to make overhaul safer
The retired welder rushed his wife to safety before going back into the cluttered Hamilton Heights apartment, where he was later found dead
Investigators point to a missed below-grade fire, thermal imagers that weren’t issued and an unmonitored fireground radio channel
Dr. Dan Madrzykowski shares what decades of research mean for stream choice, search and rescue, and lithium-ion fires
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