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Vancouver firefighters used wooden blocks to support the bus as they lifted it off the boy using hydraulic struts
Divers from multiple agencies are using sonar and infrared technology in the search for survivors
Monitor’s interface is designed to display tiles containing both pre-set and real-time information
Officials said Akron Brass’ presence as a premier manufacturer of firefighting equipment is an excellent strategic fit within their existing fire suppression platform
The app is used by firefighters and paramedics to send images and video from the field to the emergency room
They were already planning on the purchase but the shooting death of Lt. Jason Adams accelerated the purchase
Learn whether the fire service is prepared to respond to a civil unrest incident
In addition to making water go further, CAFS may reduce firefighters’ exposure to cancer-causing chemicals
The 19-year-old is accused of taking $7,630.50 worth of radios, shoulder microphones, batteries and chargers
The burglary of the firefighter’s vehicle was one of at least nine that have occurred in the last eight days
The ceramic foam can handle temperatures of more than 1,832 degrees Fahrenheit and is fully biodegradable
After recent mass shooting events, the police and fire chiefs saw the need for fire and EMS personnel to enter the hot zone
Despite the council’s fight over its rebranding, the fire department is moving ahead with a new department patch
The technology will help emergency managers plan evacuations and know where to concentrate firefighting efforts
Radio issues on scene prevented crews from spreading the word to other firefighters that there was a hole in the first floor
Firefighters claim Federal Signal Corp. failed to install protective devices that would’ve redirected the 120-decibel noise
Neighbors say the noise is unnecessary with pagers; the chief says it is valuable for outages and tornado warnings
Not every emergency scene has road access, which is all the more treacherous in winter weather; here are six solutions to getting there
Picking the correct seating involves factoring safety, staffing and storage; here’s how to do the math
Thirty-four firefighters claim they suffered permanent hearing loss; each firefighter is seeking $150,000 in damages
They found they didn’t have the statutory authority to use county funds to buy and donate items to a non-government entity
An FDNY spokesperson said EMS radio communications work about 70 percent of the time
The knife did not penetrate the paramedic’s vest that had a metal trauma plate in it
A nozzle is one component in a water-delivery system; know the system and how each nozzle’s attributes fit into it
Like fire fuel sources, not all firefighting foams are equal; pick the right foam for the right fuel
The app sends alerts via Bluetooth to help drivers get out of the way of emergency vehicles en route to a call
The recall covers the Arrow XT, Dash, Enforcer, Lance and Quantum models from the 2006 and 2007 model years
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