Fireground Operations
If it’s happening on the fireground, we’re covering it on FireRescue1.
Understanding the culture, conflict and community expectations associated with firefighter risk-taking
A damaged underground gas line in Ashland triggered a powerful explosion and fire
Scraton firefighters rescue at leat five during a 3-alarm fire at the West Side HotelWest Side HotelWest Side HotelWest Side Hotel
The program asks citizens to help the Crookston Fire Department by claiming responsibility for shoveling out fire hydrants after heavy snowfall
Oakland, Calif., crews swiftly attack second-floor apartment fire with efficient hoseline deployment
Two of Davies’ sons now serve as firefighters in the city
Too much information, not enough information and bad information all contribute to uncertainty in the incident commander’s decision-making process
EMS transported the firefighters from the Mariners Harbor Houses
9/11 is the ultimate example of firefighters who took their assignment, without question, trusting their command officers, despite the risks
While rehab is typically thought of as for structure fires, Gordon Graham challenges responders to think about rehab during non-structure fire operations too
Quincy city councilors are asking FD officials to explain how the addition of several high-rise buildings to the city changes staffing
Three people reportedly jumped from an upper floor to escape the blaze
Evaluating door control options, including door curtains, to improve interior conditions
A vented patio door leads to explosive fire conditions, a dropped victim and a firefighter bailout
Fresno firefighters cut through metal bars blocking windows to pull a man and a woman to safety
Putting in the work includes a sharp focus on certifications, training, professionalism, positivity and decision-making
A twin-engine Cessna crashed in the San Diego suburb of Santee, killing the pilot and a UPS driver on the ground
Video from Los Angeles blaze underscores the importance of smart decision-making and fireground prioritization
The New Market district volunteer firefighter was treated and has been released from the hospital
As Alameda County crews worked to extinguish the blaze, the homeowner managed to escape, but without his clothes
A simple A-Z guide to ease the lingo learning curve – and even give aspiring firefighters a head start on the job
When you get away with operating in an unsafe manner without a seminal moment, you feel invincible - but you’re not
Let’s do this! VEIS, opioid treatment, PPE basics and lightweight construction
‘My job was to try as best I could to explain what was going on and put it in perspective’
The death of Captain Laird reminds us of the importance of mayday training, plus learning the signs of an imminent mayday
Video shows FDNY crews employing aggressive water application to get the job done
Two Riverside County fire engines were also damaged in the blast
Smaller spaces and lightweight construction features create many hazards for fire crews
A Frederick County fire official said Captain Joshua Laird, 46, issued a mayday after falling through the floor into the basement
There are few reasons why a firefighter would be operating by themselves
At the time of the fire, roughly 160 sailors and officers were on board the USS Bonhomme Richard, which had been docked at Naval Base San Diego
The USS Bonhomme Richard burned for several days last July, now a crewmember has been charged with aggravated arson
Let’s do this: Extrication, 2-in/2-out, offensive vs. defensive tactics, aerial operations and more
