Firehouse Rescue eNL - Feb 9th, 2024
 
 
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February 9, 2024
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Robert Policht tells why preparation and size-up are just as important to free a person's hand, foot or worse from machinery as is the operation itself.
Bo Tibbetts tells technical rescue experts within fire departments to be conscious of the difference between static ice and moving ice.
Andrew McIntyre and Joe Gribbins dive into the questions that swirl about specifying special trucks for use to rescue victims during flooding and the training that should be mandated.
Michael Daley provides the definitive explanation for the work that's required of rescuers at the site of a trench collapse before they enter the trench.
TECH-RESCUE NEWS
The operation to rescue the victims stranded in the Santa Ana River bottom lasted nearly five hours,
Firefighter Jordan Bucy was one of the first Portage rescuers to arrive and help free a man trapped for six days in his vehicle.
The trooper attached a rescue disc to Ruby's collar and she took it onto the ice to her owner.
Londonderry firefighters had to extricate the pilot after he called 9-1-1 to say his plane crashed in a community.