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June 14, 2024
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Adam Zebrak's explanation of how the Rochester, NY, Fire Department's adoption of changes to its rope rescue techniques is valuable insight for other teams.
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A wood mulcher that was approximately 50 feet long and 10 feet high was the site of an industrial accident when a worker entered the mulcher to attempt to clear a clogged, 500-lb. grate and the grate fell on him and fractured his leg.
When a worker’s leg got crushed in a wood mulcher, the severity of the injury, the victim’s precarious location and the limited space for the rescue made for a complex rescue process.
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Ryan Pennington leaves nothing open to dispute regarding the need for members of a rescue team to base a victim's removal on the severity of that individual's injuries.
Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (Con Fire) put three plans into action simultaneously to rescue a trapped individual from an 18-inch drainage pipe. Plan B, which ultimately was employed, called for members to enter a sewer a grate that was located on a sloped area above grade from the drainage pipe. This would give rescuers access to a vault that was 150 feet from the end of the pipe.
Bob Atlas digs into the details of Contra Costa, CA, Fire Protection District's Technical Rescue Program's extrication of a man who was trapped in an 18-inch drainage pipe.
TECH-RESCUE NEWS
Two firefighters were briefly trapped in the garage.
After a quick and extensive extrication, the two were rescued from the Curwensville garage.
Two firefighters work to rescue a skydiver hanging in a tree.
Crews used a tower to reach the parachutist who landed 60 feet up in a tree.
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The victim was helping dismantle the ride when he became trapped 45 feet in the air.
Boston fire officials said the worker fell about 20 feet from the steeple and they used an aerial to bring him 50 down to an ambulance.
Boston firefighters used an aerial ladder to conduct the high-angle rescue from a construction site at the Hope Central Church.
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