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    Rescue

    A User’s Guide to 2004 U.S. DOT

    Feb. 1, 2005
    The 2004 edition of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) has been published, marking its first revision since 2000. Designed by the...
    Courtesy of Bullard
    An instructor offers guidance to firefighters practicing thermal imaging skills. Safety, orientation and search skills were the primary emphasis of the drill.
    An instructor offers guidance to firefighters practicing thermal imaging skills. Safety, orientation and search skills were the primary emphasis of the drill.
    An instructor offers guidance to firefighters practicing thermal imaging skills. Safety, orientation and search skills were the primary emphasis of the drill.
    An instructor offers guidance to firefighters practicing thermal imaging skills. Safety, orientation and search skills were the primary emphasis of the drill.
    An instructor offers guidance to firefighters practicing thermal imaging skills. Safety, orientation and search skills were the primary emphasis of the drill.
    Tech & Comm

    Company Drills: TI Contingencies

    Feb. 1, 2005
    It is time again for specific training drills that can help you become more proficient with your thermal imager (TI). One of the recurrent themes in this series has been that...
    Rescue

    NFPA 1670 Vehicle Rescue, Technician-Level Competencies – Part 2

    Feb. 1, 2005
    SUBJECT:NFPA 1670 Vehicle Rescue, Technician-level Skills and CompetenciesTOPIC:Advanced Hands-on Training Skill: Floorboard Opening of a Side-resting VehicleOBJECTIVE:Make an...
    Safety & Health

    Small Towns, Small Hazards? Not a Chance! – Part 2

    Feb. 1, 2005
    Just a car fire...then an explosion with a firefighter injured! “I heard a loud bang, sending a jolt through my body.” As we continue with part 2, we are looking at some smaller...
    Operations & Training

    Fire Department Response To Penal Institutions – Part 1

    Feb. 1, 2005
    By request of the author, this article is not available online

    More content from February 2005

    Leadership

    Fire Service Could Gain With Chertoff at DHS Helm

    Feb. 1, 2005
    The nomination of Judge Michael Chertoff to head the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) may offer a rare opportunity for the fire-rescue service to increase its influence ...
    LODDS

    Death in the Line of Duty

    Feb. 1, 2005
    The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health’s Firefighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program continues to present its investigations of firefighter line...
    Photo by Barry Furey
    The cost to construct and outfit a transmitter site can equal that of several emergency apparatus, placing dispatch centers in direct competition for funds with the departments they serve.
    The cost to construct and outfit a transmitter site can equal that of several emergency apparatus, placing dispatch centers in direct competition for funds with the departments they serve.
    The cost to construct and outfit a transmitter site can equal that of several emergency apparatus, placing dispatch centers in direct competition for funds with the departments they serve.
    The cost to construct and outfit a transmitter site can equal that of several emergency apparatus, placing dispatch centers in direct competition for funds with the departments they serve.
    The cost to construct and outfit a transmitter site can equal that of several emergency apparatus, placing dispatch centers in direct competition for funds with the departments they serve.
    Tech & Comm

    The 911 Numbers Game: Finding the Funds You Need to Maintain Emergency Access

    Feb. 1, 2005
    Barry Furey discusses the fight for dollars that many fire administrators are dealing with, but emphasizes how the problem of adequate funding is more visible than in communities...