Fireground Operations
If it’s happening on the fireground, we’re covering it on FireRescue1.
Officials in Hawley cancelled school to try and conserve the town’s limited water supply
Summarizing keystone research across the four ventilation methods used on the fireground
First things first: You do not get to cut holes anymore!
Firefighters had to pull out after the second floor began collapsing onto the first
Fire Trucks Plus Inc. of California building system for the NM department’s fire engine
Extra crews were brought in to relieve firefighters who needed rest from the cold
Early reports suggested that someone had set a backpack aflame and tossed it into a shed
Fellow firefighters rescued trapped firefighter
Wind-fanned fire displaced nearly 2,000 from congested village
Fire officials trying to determine if exploded container posed environmental hazard from toxic fumes or water runoff
After house fire, firefighter sent to hospital with a twisted knee
The basic methods we employ for putting the wet stuff on the red stuff haven’t changed much over the past 200 years
Twenty-four fire units responded to the blaze that took 20 minutes to extinguish and killed two residents
The main residence, adjacent to the workspace where the fire started, was not damaged by the fire
The fire created a 4-by-10-foot hole in the kitchen floor
The firefighters thought they had walked past a mannequin near the doorway to the store, but realized it was actually a clerk
One firefighter who went into the backyard to turn off the utilities found a small, scared dog named Sunday and pulled it to safety
Exploding oxygen tank knocked two firefighters onto their backs and demolished part of a home
County awards family of Ann Bartlett $200,000, does not admit wrongdoing
Lucy, a 5-month-old Yorkshire terrier and a “little spitfire,” woke the family up by barking when the fire began smoking
Madison Township Fire Chief Kent Hall says dousing it with water could spread toxins into the ground
Remaining family members hospitalized with serious and life-threatening injuries
When crews discovered hydrant closest to fire was frozen, used a hydrant several hundred feet away
By bearing these areas in mind, you can help to improve both your fire suppression efforts and your safety on the fireground.
Firefighter suffered a back and hip injury after a collapse
Fire was quickly extinguished by an automatic sprinkler system, but smoke spread throughout the building’s wing
Sprinklers activated and the fire was declared knocked down in minutes
Mayday call was issued after the floor gave way, but 2 firefighters were able to get out with minor injuries
Firefighters on scene found low water pressure in the area when they went to work to put out the flames
Blaze broke out in the basement of a building on 89th Ave. in Jamaica
While the art of stream application hasn’t evolved all that much, the method of delivering that stream has developed to increase efficiency
There’s a range of training options available to ensure firefighters are well trained for suppression efforts when it matters