- fire house entry ? - Firehouse Forums - Firefighting Discussion
Don't have them at the firehouse, but the last two industrial companies I worked for had proximity card systems in place Don't have any specific info, but if you search for "proximity card" or "proxcard" you should find a few We have a 5 button combination lock system (with a 3 digit combination) on all the exterior doors at our primary
- Firehouse vs. Fire Engineering
Firehouse mag usually has better pictures, but Fire Engineering has great articles Its much more educational than Firehouse Its better for training and picking up a few new tricks- so, I prefer Fire Engineering How bout you? Tags:None 570eck #2 06-15-2001, 06:55 PM
- 5 FFs injured; Loudon County, VA - forums. firehouse. com
A house fire in Loudoun County, VA has injured six firefighters Two of the firefighters have been flown by helicopter to the MedStar Burn Unit at the Washington Hospital Center A third was later taken by ground to the Burn Unit after initially being transported to Loudoun Hospital Center at Landsdowne Two other firefighters with lesser injuries were also taken to the Landsdowne facility
- Firehouse Expenses - Firehouse Forums - Firefighting Discussion
Each firehouse has department phones, which only connect the fire department, and a pay phone (known as the outside line) A few houses have central air, but most use window units paid for by the members Landscaping and other improvements -- like patios, enclosures and fire pits -- is work done by the members and paid for by the members
- Last Call Box Number - Firehouse Forums - Firefighting Discussion
General firefighting discussion It's not a "box number " The numbers correspond to the number of "rounds" and the number of "strikes per round" of the old gamewell bell codes For example, back when FDNY still used bells to communicate between dispatch and firehouses, the signal 5-5-5-5 (four rounds of 5 strikes) followed by the box number (if "X" is a bell tap, you would hear "x-x-x-x-x
- NFPA 1410 Engine Company Drills - Firehouse
Hey, just wanted share six NFPA 1410 Engine Company Drills that I created for my blog All the drills have been made into PDF files so that you can easily download, print out, and use for your next training night
- Slide poles - Firehouse Forums - Firefighting Discussion
While the typical firehouse from the 1960-70s had few space needs that are typcially considered necessities today The typcial Johnny and Roy firehouse typically didn't have locker rooms, restrooms, private bunks for both sexes Office space was minimal as was the apparatus floor, length and height
- Top 100 Busiest Stations - Firehouse
Firehouse Magazine does their annual run survey every year, try that I'm quite sure that at least 2 or 3 of the 100 busiest are here in my area My station did around 7,200 in '06, and when all the numbers are in, we should have several stations with over 10,000 runs Last edited by hwoods; 06-30-2007, 02:23 PM Never use Force! Get a Bigger
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