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March 12, 2024
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Tom Shand and Michael Wilbur explain how apparatus committees should consider ground ladder specification on new vehicles in light of the new NFPA 1900.
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Chris McClung, director of sales REV Fire Group, talks about the proud history of E-ONE over the last 50 years.
Dozens gathered at the E-ONE fire trucks campus in Ocala, FL, to laud longtime workers and thank fire departments for their business over 50 years.
Water supply, the distance of a fire building from the street, and the arrival of a second-due engine and a ladder truck are among considerations for the positioning of a first-due engine.
John J. Salka Jr. provides important food for thought for the driver and officer of a first-arriving engine regarding where their rig should be located.
Enhanced breaking, smarter seat belts and roll cages have led the way in the efforts by fire departments, apparatus manufacturers and technology suppliers to make the trip to the incident scene safer for firefighters.
Michael Wilbur explains why apparatus committees should consider numerous technological advancements that make traveling to fires safer for firefighters.
APPARATUS SHOWCASE
Pierce built this rescue/engine on their Enforcer chassis for the Wilmington Fire Department.
This Pierce Enforcer rescue/engine was placed in service by the Wilmington Fire Department and carries extrication, confined space and high-angle rescue equipment.
The rig has a Darley two-stage pump and 500-gallon water tank.
This is one of two Type 3 pumpers built by BME for the Palm Springs Fire Department, featuring a 1,000-gpm pump.
The Lewis County Fire Protection District #15/Winlock Fire Department worked with Rosenbauer to built this tanker.
Lewis County FPD #15 in Winlock took delivery of this 2,000-gallon tanker, built by Rosenbauer.
The All-Poly body has ROM roll-up doors and door-activated LED lighting.
This 3,000-gallon pumper tanker was delivered to the North Beaver Volunteer Fire Company after being constructed by Midwest Fire.
APPARATUS NEWS
Video: Vigil held in remembrance of four people who died following crash involving firetruck
Three children and an adult in the car that turned in front of the Tulsa fire engine were killed while two adults remain hospitalized.
'I recycle your federal tax dollars': Excess federal equipment used by volunteer firefighters
The volunteer fire departments must paint and add tanks within six months.
A patient in the ambulance was killed while an EMT suffered serious injuries.
A medic in the Lifeguard ambulance suffered life-threatening injuries after being ejected.
Fire destroys Eminence firehouse and equipment 10PM
The volunteer fire department lost all seven rigs as well as all of their equipment and gear.
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