Do you know what to do if another firefighter gets into trouble? There is no firefighter S.W.A.T. team to call. It depends on us to save ourselves and each other. The time for you to come up with a plan is not at the time of disaster. When Things Go Bad, Inc. teaches the latest and most practical ways to rescue firefighters in distress. By carrying the least amount of equipment with the most amount of applications we become self sufficient to rescue ourselves and other brother and sister firefighters. We also teach Truck and Engine Company specific classes. You can come to us or we can come to you!
“Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?”
And I said, “Here am I. Send me!” (6:8 Syndicate)
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2 days ago
St. Cloud Fire Presents Firefighter Rescue & Survival With Physiology of Self Preservation (Classroom only)
September 30, 2014, 9:00am
1300 9th Street St. Cloud FL 34796
In this full day of compelling lecture students will have a complete understanding of the roles and responsibilities during a firefighter rescue regardless of your position. You will learn how to save other firefighters (R.I.T.) and how to save ourselves (Firefighter Survival), by watching captivating live fatality vides and discussing case studies. This course teaches R.I.T. Responsibilities for the tailboard firefighter up to the commanding officer.
Open Class in FL-Tuesday, Sept 30, 2014 9-5 Hosted by St. Cloud Fire-In this full day of compelling lecture students will have a complete understanding of the roles and responsibilities during a firefighter rescue regardless of your position. You will learn how to save other firefighters (R.I.T.) and how to save ourselves (Firefighter Survival), by watching captivating live fatality vides and discussing case studies. This course teaches R.I.T. Responsibilities for the tailboard firefighter up to the commanding officer.
To Reserve Your Seat Please Contact Lynne Sangiovanni - No Later Than September 19, 2014
At (407) 957-8480
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View on FacebookDisorientation-When a firefighter gets disorientated in a building so many plans should start to be taking place. Radio contact with the firefighter, PASS activation, RIT deployment, de-escalation strategies, reorientation techniques, etc… Something else that can be done in addition to the already mentioned is to place ladders or long pike poles in windows. They will be on top of all debris and when the disorientated firefighter comes along the ladder or pike pole it will lead them straight to safety! This has to be known by all members or else it could just serve as sensory overload and irrational stimuli. Remember that the mid-brain might be active during this time and it is incapable of cognitively processing the presence of a ladder inside the building. But if practiced, it is another tool for success that is readily avaible. (2 photos)
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