Fire Station Design Requirments Recommendations?? - Firehouse Sounds like using the numbers for a commercial eating establishment (<50) would be a good minimum for the kitchen dining area Then bedrooms will at least need to meet minimum local habitation code for size light airflow for a bedroom I know these are things our CEO looks at during apartment, SRO and rooming lodging inspections
FDNY Exam 4044 - Firehouse Forums - Firefighting Discussion We're responding on someone's worst days and sometimes you carry a little bit of it back to the Station or Firehouse even if you don't notice it or think it didn't bother you Which is why it's so important to have a best friend on this job Some of the stuff we deal with we honestly can't talk to anyone but each other about
Small town drill ideas - Firehouse Forums - Firefighting Discussion Check firehouse com for drills You can always train on Engine,Rescue,Ladder or special operations If your department does not have a specialized piece of equipment, then joint training with your neighboring department might be in order Search and rescue,ground ladders ropes and rigging and jaws of life are just a few things that can be
Green Light on Chicago Apparatus - Firehouse Maybe, Mikey or one of the other brothers in the Chicagoland area can help out with this one: What does the green light on the front of Chicago apparatus represent???
Intake Relief Valve Setting - Firehouse I searched the archives and really didn't find an answer to the following question: What should the set point be for an intake relief valve such as the TFT Intake relief ? I always thought that the relief set point should be some percentage over the maximum hydrant pressure Say 10% over the maximum hydrant static pressure Others have chimed in that they should be set at 150-200 psi to allow