Quick Ladders

Here is a show-n-tell of how to do efficient truck work with limited manpower. If you want a broadcast copy of the video, login to Instr5Productions.weebly.com and click on the 'videos' tab.

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Education

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• Firefighting

[richardff7]

I'm a training officer with a large Canadian department. I would encourage our members to watch your video if you wore appropriate PPE. If you want to be taken as a serious professional...lose the burned up helmet. Not cool where I'm from. Otherwise good video.

Richard Sullivan

[inst5productions]

If you're the TO are you still on the line fighting fire? If you make as many fires as Trey, then you will appreciate how hard it is to keep a leather helmet any other color than black! I appreciate your point of view, but think you are short changing your folks on such a preferential issue.

[jlm993]

great video! the content is great. please ignore the comments from people who's gear is pristine from their years of riding a desk

[fireman8ball]

Great job Trey. Outstanding idea for small department. Planning on doing this training tip soon. Thanks for the quick ladder technique. Stay safe everyone.

[SpeedballinAcidFreak]

Good ladder tricks!  Thanks Trey!

[TheFilmingInc]

@inst5productions Even this is old but i use your videos on a RP server im a fire CHIEF there and im training my people

[jacobeast1]

@jainter No no I didn't mean to say that you were knocking the technique. I just wanted to make the point that moving too quick will get you hurt or killed. Sorry for the mixup that's not what I meant.

[ntfd125]

@jacobeast1 Couldn't of said it any better!

[jainter]

@jacobeast1 hey brother i wasnt knocking the technique i couldnt agree more. you may have mistaken the post of another for that of my own. i belive it was builtfarm strong that questioned the speed at which this was performed. however i found the last sentence you wrote to be quite useful when urging along a new recruit yesterday. and i also could agree with you more about comment about the gear. there is nothing wrong with a good seasoned helmet. when they start looking good they replace em

[jacobeast1]

@jainter Indeed. Some will say it's taking too long to get to the roof but it's better to get there with all your gear and all your bones intact. Don't rush but do move with a purpose.

[jacobeast1]

What's with all the helmet comments? It's black and burned because the man has been to fires! It's SUPPOSED to look like that and you are SUPPOSED to pay attention when guys with that kind of experience talk! If a guy conducting training at my department waltzed in with a scrubbed clean plastic helmet I'd laugh at him and conclude any knowledge he has was found in a book. Concentrate on the message instead of clucking your tongues at the saltiness of the guy's gear; you'll be better off.

[rhinebckfirefighter]

Yes I ve seen this done my capt at the time showed me this

[aaronparton74]

good vid but he didnt sound check the roof