Car Fire Training DOWNLOAD

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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 (N.F.P.A),

 

and we participate in and support the

 

Certified Fire Protection Specialist program.

 

 

 

TRAINING - DESIGNED BY FIREFIGHTERS FOR FIREFIGHTERS

 

A three part study of the methods and protocols related to car/auto fires. Learn and train the many ways to observe, report, fight, and defeat an auto/car fire situation

 

CAR FIRE OPERATIONS

 

Car Fires are a Common Response Faced by Every Department

• Be Aware of Hidden Dangers

• Learn the Techniques to Extinguish the Fire Safely

 

Car fires may be common to the fire service, but they should never be considered routine.

 

Firefighters who fight such fires with a complacent attitude are setting themselves up for serious injuries.

 

Be aware of the hidden dangers—from flammable liquids to exploding components to oncoming traffic—and how to

 

protect yourself by wearing the proper equipment, employing the correct tactics, and operating with adequate resources.

 

Check the main features and components of late-model cars and how they affect firefighting efforts, as well as what

 

to expect with fires in older makes and models. See from actual car fires how magnesium reacts to water, what happens

 

when the fire reaches the fuel tank, how to spot apparatus, how to approach the scene, and the best ways to open

 

hoods and trunks. The methods for keeping the handline moving, with an emphasis on inter-company communication.

 

Size up, know where the fire is going, and how you are going to push it out and away from any potential victims.

 

Communication with Ventilation Teams

 

Identify the important considerations in stretching attack handlines

 

My DVD Video also outlines the various techniques and procedures for effectively deploying and operating the attack handline.

 

The video also describes :

the nozzle team, the role of each member of the team, the techniques for advancing the "line,"

and the use of nozzles.

Safety issues, teamwork on the importance communications is also addressed in my video.