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Art of Fire Apparatus Pumping / Drafting Skills Training - 3 DVD
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Art of Fire Apparatus Pumping / Drafting Skills Training - 3 DVD

OVER 2 HOURS OF VIDEO INSTRUCTION

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 Offering You More Firefighter Training For A Lot Less Than Anyone Online


We are proud members of

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA),

 

and we participate in and support the

 

Certified Fire Protection Specialist program.

 

 

 

TRAINING - DESIGNED BY FIREFIGHTERS FOR FIREFIGHTERS

THIS 3 DVD SET COMES WITH OVER

 

1 HOUR LONG VIDEO

 

OF

COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING

 

 

 

Art of Fire Apparatus Pumping / Drafting

 

 

 

Skills Training - 3 DVDS 

 

 Firefighters aspiring to meet professional qualifications for vehicle driver / pump Operator will benefit from this new

 

edition of introduction to fire pump operations.

 

Topics are logically organized, beginning with an overview of the roles and responsibilities of the driver and operator, then stepping through the pumps and operational procedures and progressing to the theory and principles behind water flow. Important water flow calculations are illustrated in accompaning DVD 2 full of PDFs, Powerpoints & Training Manuals, documenations, other training clips, etc followed by expanded information on the safe and efficient operation of pumping and drafting.

Features:

  • Comprehensive coverage includes chapters on emergency vehicles, Highway Traffic Safety, pump construction and peripherals, pump procedures, and water flow calculations, offering firefighters one
  • complete source of training for Pump Operator Proceedures.
  • A detailed guide to the 2003 Edition of NFPA Standard 1002 correlates the specific job performance requirements to specific pages in the book where the content is covered
  • Additional examples and sample problems help students through the more complex topics of water flow theory
  • Completely adheres to the model National Fire Academy FESHE curriculum course Fire Hydraulics & Water Supply
  • An enhanced package includes answers to questions and problems in the book as well as PowerPoint, quizzes, skill sheets and more!
  • Engaging photos stimulate interest while helping readers keep current with the latest equipment advances

This DVD SET is intended to educate driver/operators who are responsible for operating apparatus equipped with fire pumps.

The information in this DVD aids the driver/operator in meeting the job performance requirements in chapters 1, 2, 3, 6, and 8 of NFPA 1002, 

Standard for Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications.

It should be the goal of every fire department to train its driver/operators to meet all pertinent requirements contained in NFPA  1002.

 

In My Video you will Learn:

  • The 3 Methods of Water Supply =

-Apparatus Pump Tank, -Pressure Source, -Draft Source

  • Where to find Water Sources
  •  
  • Learn by Demonstration How to Operate the Fire Pump -

using each of the Water Sources

  • Maintaining the Mechanical Soundness of the Pump
  •  
  • Defining a Dry Hydrant
  •  
  • Defining a Wet Hydrant
  •  
  • Hydrant Ports
  •  
  • Sequence of Steps to Initiate Pump Operations
  •  
  • How to Put the Pump into Gear
  •  
  • Put the Pump into Operation
  •  
  • Making Transition From Pump to Attack Lines
  •  
  • Demonstration on Operating PTO Pumps
  •  
  • Pump OPs with Manual & Automatic Transmissions
  •  
  • Transfer Driven Pumps
  •  
  • Multi Stage Pumps
  •  
  • Priming the Pump
  •  
  • Step By Step Pump Panel Operations
  •  
  • Reading the Panel Gages
  •  
  • Parallel / Volume Settings
  •  
  • Circulation/Tank Fill of Tank
  •  
  • Use of Relief Valve
  •  
  • How to Disengage from All Methods
  •  
  • Pressure Source - Hydrant
  •  
  • Step to Operating a Pump from Hydrant
  •  
  • Dangers of Negative Pressure -
  •  
  • Animation Demonsration on how Cavitation Occurs
  •  
  • Methods to Avoid Cavitation
  •  
  • How to shut Down Hydrany Operations Safely
  •  
  • Safe Operating a Pump from a Drafting Source
  •  
  • Creating a Vaccum
  •  
  • Lift & Vaccum
  •  
  • Step by Step Demonstration on Drafting Skills
  •  
  • Safe Shut Down of Drafting
  •  
  • Use of a Tanker
  •  
  • Port-a-Tanks
  •  
  • A Lesson on Hose and Couplings, Higbee Cute
  •  
  • How to Join Hose
  •  
  • Forward & Resverse Lay-ins
  •  
  • Types of Hose, Couplings & Sizes
  •  
  • NFPA Standards regarding Hose & Apparatus Requirements
  •  

Demonstrations on:

  •  
  • - Accordian Method Hose Bed Loading
  •  
  • - HorseShoe Method of Loading Hose Bed
  •  
  • - Flat Method of Loading the Hose Bed
  •  
  • Performing a Dutchman & Why
  •  
  • Types of Hose Load Finishes
  •  
  • Pre Connects
  •  
  • Draining the Fire Pump / Prepare for Winter Weather
  •  

AND SO MUCH MORE

 

DVD # 2

BACKING APPARATUS PROCEEDURES AND GUIDELINES

CARBON DIOXIDE

 

BLANK DAILY,WEEKLY, and MONTHLY APPARATUS INSPECTION FORMS

HOSELINES

PROCEEDURES FOR AN APPLIANCE TEST METHOD

TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES & SCENE MANAGEMENT

FRICTION LOSS CALCULATION TABLES FOR US AND METRIC MEASUREMENTS

STANDPIPES

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

PRIVATE DWELLINGS

HIGH RISES

STOPPING DISTANCE OF EMERGENCY APPARATUS

EMERGENCY VEHICLE SAFE OPERATIONS POWERPOINT

THE DRIVER / OPERATOR
TYPES OF FIRE APPARATUS
INTRODUCTION TO APPARATUS INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE

FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES

ANATOMY OF BACKDRAFT

ALSO

Types of Fire Apparatus Equipped with a Fire Pump

What Is Water and Where Does It Come From?

Multiple dwellings

Fire Hose Nozzles and Flow Rates

Theoretical Pressure Calculations (U.S.) and Theoretical Pressure Calculations (Metric)

Best Practice in Emergency Vehicle Safety

Fireground Hydraulic Calculations

Qualifications

Fire Pump Theory

Pump Stages

Operating Fire Pumps

Static Water Supply Sources

Relay Pumping Operations

Water Shuttle Operations

Foam Equipment and Systems

Apparatus Testing

Psychology of Learning

Planning Instruction

Instructional Delivery

Practical Training

Supervision in Training

Testing & Evaluation

Incident Planning

 

PLUS

VIDEO SHORT CLIPS

POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS

PDF FILES,

 

DVD # 3

 

Pumping Engine Pump Panel Simulator

 

 

Fireground Pump Trainer is simulation software for the fire service on

CD-ROM.

 

This program simulates the operation of a pumper. It includes new pump panel components and "canned" panels, which allow you to manipulate the panel

features to more closely depict the panel on your department's apparatus.

Special Features:

  • Build your custom fire pump panels
  • Connect supply lines. Configure pump and discharges. Select foam system and lines
  • Program incidents, operator instructions, scenarios. Adjust burn-house dimensions and fireload.
  • Pump Trainer uses your sound card for radio calls, engine and primer sounds.
  • Save it all to disk. Mix and match panels and evolutions. Metric or English.
  • Set up a class. Pump Trainer has a student login option and stores performance records.
  • Easy-to-use menus, manual and on-line help.

Features Include:

 

  • Panel design by menu
  • Multiple intakes
  • Water hammer simulation
  • Compressed air foam systems

Pump Trainer Revision 4 makes full use of the 32-bit operating systems of Microsoft® Windows® NT, 95, 98 and 2000, greatly enhancing sound and graphics display, while resolving incompatibilities of 16-bit software with 32-bit operating systems that exist on some computers. Revision 4 will run with 32 MBytes RAM (memory), but the sound may be adversely affected. Windows 3.1 is no longer supported, as The Upgrade is a 32-bit application only. All Revision 3 files are compatible with Revision 4. Revision 3 will still operate after Revision 4 is installed. Microsoft® DirectX® is required.

DirectX: Pump Trainer 3 wav and MIDI sound has been converted to DirectSound, a component of DirectX. DirectX was created by Microsoft to enable fast graphics and quality sound. DirectX is downloadable (free) from the Microsoft website at www.microsoft.comdirectx. If you have purchased and installed computer games on your computer, it is likely that DirectX is already installed. For Windows NT users, service pack 6 (SP3 may be sufficient), when installed, also installs DirectX. For non-NT users, download the current DirectX version (now 8.0a) from Microsoft Home User Downloads. DirectX must be installed on your computer to make Pump Trainer Revision 4 sound work.

 

 

System Requirements:

Windows® 2000/XP/NT/ME/98/95 operating system for PC-compatible. 486 CPU minimum. 8 MB RAM. 10 MB hard disk space. Sound card recommended.

 

 

Operations of a Pumper Apparatus and pass their Operator's Test.

Loaded with tons of good study questions with interactive test taking!

This easy-to-use multimedia learning system is modern, electronic versions of IFSTA's classic printed study guides. They allow the individual student to proceed through the questions in any order, find out immediately whether their answer is right or wrong and be referred to the source for the correct answer, if necessary. Most questions are in the multiple-choice format that is utilized by civil service and certification examinations. The program also tracks the results of each session as a record of progress. Each time the student goes through the program, the questions are rearranged randomly so each session has a different look

The student can take tests  and then find the final score in order to improve in weak areas. Each incorrect answer has the page number listed for the Driver/Operator Handbook, where the student can find the correct answer. Each time a student goes through a set of questions they are totally randomized.

 

 

PLUS MUCH MUCH MORE

 

THIS IS A DEFINATE TO YOUR FIREFIGHTING TRAINING PACKAGE

Last Updated: Friday, 29 March 2024 11:29