Fireground Operations
If it’s happening on the fireground, we’re covering it on FireRescue1.
The gunman drove a flag-bearing pickup into a Grand Blanc Latter-day Saints church, opened fire and started a blaze
Four Sauk Valley departments completed a two-day workshop to standardize incident command, strengthen mutual-aid fireground leadership and reinforce NIOSH safety practices
New mandatory training simulates the 2011 ventilation incident that killed Lieutenant Todd Krodle, sharpening rapid rescue tactics
Sixty-five firefighters from four departments responded to the blaze
15 tools to incorporate into a high-rise standpipe kit to ensure effective operations at these high-risk incidents
A member of the East Haven Fire Department was injured while working the scene of a fully involved unit of an apartment complex
The Valley Stream (N.Y.) Fire Department firefighters were injured when a chimney collapsed onto them
One firefighter was injured when a portion of ceiling collapsed while working crews were working inside the building, and a second firefighter suffered a minor hand injury
Officials said the blaze at the 500,000-square-foot warehouse in Sumter could take a week to extinguish
How to develop a comprehensive firefighter rehab program and build your response team
Two dogs were rescued from the fire, including the one that bit a firefighter, and three other dogs died in the blaze
Making the right decision in the heat of the moment is the result of how you manage 3 factors – time, threat and control
A firefighter’s guide to size-up, ventilation, fire attack – and when to go defensive
The Lexington firefighter fell about 6 feet and was taken to the hospital to be checked for broken ribs
Nearly 20 people were displaced by the fire that tore through at least three buildings
Foley Fire Chief Joey Darby said responders encountered a “large volume of fire” with a home and several cars engulfed in flames
A gust of air caused the fire to swell when firefighters opened the attic door, knocking one firefighter to the ground
Detailing primary and secondary search techniques and various methods of rescue
When Fort Lauderdale fire crews arrived, nearby boaters were plucking people out of the water and off the boat
One firefighter suffered heat exhaustion at the three-alarm blaze that destroyed an apartment complex under construction
The remotely-controlled robot can blast 2,500 gallons of water or foam per minute and can tow up to 1,750 pounds
Use communications-focused models, methods to enhance fireground communication among members
A house fire led to a complete collapse, causing one firefighter to be injured by falling debris
A modern fire sprinkler system now exists throughout the building that sits on the site where the historic blaze killed 92 children and three nuns
Firefighters tried to save a woman found in cardiac arrest on the second floor of the home
Focusing on margin gives us a great way to both monitor risk – and how we respond to it
The Utica firefighter fell from the second floor to the basement
The San Bernardino County firefighters were searching an office area when the collapse occurred
Video highlights how the first hoseline pull can impact the entire operation
The firefighter was hospitalized with undisclosed injuries after the blaze in the basement of a four-story building
Captain Jonathan Hall details the engine company’s need for speed
Officials said the firefighter was forced to breach a wall to escape as “the room lit up on him” during a blaze on Friday
More than 200 firefighters responded to the blaze that engulfed one three-story home and spread to another
