Search and Rescue Training
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the lead man did a really bad job, you want to sweep up and down, on the wall looking for window sills, door knobs ect.. he also moved too slow, if this were a reall fire you have factors such as running low on air supply, roof collapse, ect... you basically need to move your ass lol,
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After it is all done we explain to the probationary fire fighter the importance of knowing your surroundings(mentally and physically) you are the eyes of the IC. We also explained to them them the possibility of flashover and knowing its signs, low pressure alarm going off and what to do, using the hose to find your way out just by feel and most importantly "Communication".
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Good training exercise, adding the element of heat, smoke and fire would surely increase the effect. We had just did some training this week on SAR with probationary firefighters. Explained to them the importance of a primary search and secondary searches. We had a maze with walls, doors with wires across them and open walls with 16" studs, a 16" hole in a wall and at the same time looking for victims.
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i just did this not to long ago but we had Heavy metal music blairing in our ears and chainsaws were crankin.. and our BA masks were blackout out.. its very hard to communicate with your partner but its great training for search and rescue
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true, they were quiet. it's better with a smoke machine in a scenerio house.
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yea i love doing search and rescue it's the best kind of training there is out there. I think you guys could of moved a little quicker and there was no communication.
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We just did a SAR drill like this last night except we emptied our front two bays donned full gear blacked out our masks chanrged two hand lines unrolled 50 ft of hose activated a man down alarm and had chainsaws running and our captain yelling pure craziness 30 mins of air and just about everyone empitied their tanks
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yeah im a cadet at north west career center in columbus ohio and we did our first search and rescue today and man it was the funnest thing i've ever done. but we had all the lights off and was using our scba and mask with air and it was fun
I am just a firefighter student right now, but I think they could have moved a lot faster. Lead guy needs to sweep more and especially sweep up the wall-- you might want to know where windows are incase you need to find an alternate way out. Second FFdid a good job spreading his body out and covering space.
henner12 2 years ago
@henner12 Yeah The inside guy was a Jr firefighter at the time. Hes no longer in the fire service with us. The guy on the outside works part time with us, and is a career city firefighter some where else!
FirefighterJohnM 2 years ago