I'm looking for some successful narratives in Heavy Rescue...We are a surb dept that is moving to increase our rescue capabilities and don't have anything to transport the equipment on.
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04-11-2009, 05:54 PM #1Forum Member
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Any priority 1 that, "by the way", happens to have room in compartments for your rescue equipment is in the relm of the possible. If you apply for any priority 2 or 3 (as a rescue) not much point in even bothering with the app.
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I do not know the number given out this year, but less than 5 rescues were awarded prior to this year (we are 1 of them in an urban area).
Try for a pumper or aerial with big compartments."The light that goes around, even up-side down".
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super 64, I know a suburban dertment that aregue they were a urban department because of target hazards and population, making the vehicle a priority one vehicle. I don't kknow if it was a heavy rescue but they use it for rope rescue and rehad now. It is basically a toolbox on wheels. Just a thought.
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04-13-2009, 11:10 AM #7Forum Member
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Brian got a heavy rescue early in the program, and maybe a second a little later on, might bounce your options off of him, but I agree that anything above a priority 1 would not stand much of a chance. I also agree with the above post, unless you are just looking at an exclusive rescue unit, you can deck out a pumper with enough compartment space to utilize it as a rescue.
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04-13-2009, 03:20 PM #8
The hybrid truck thing is a bygone idea. Throwing out rescue/aerial is no longer an effective way to sneak a heavy rescue in as a higher-scoring truck. Once that stick is on there, it's a ladder. If you want to carry rescue tools on it, so be it, and you may spec the thing accordingly. But there's no rescue/aerial in the selection menu.
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