Videos
Reality Training: Dangerous roof ops
Chief Wylie explains not only why this roof operation is ill-advised and dangerous, but what a small first-due crew can do to safely put the fire in check. Sponsored by Globe Turnout Gear.
Reality Training: Risk analysis at a warehouse fire
Chief Wylie uses this tire warehouse fire to illustrate the importance of early risk analysis that errs on the side of caution. If there's any doubt about entering a building with nothing worth saving, stay out. Sponsored by Globe Turnout Gear.
Reality Training: Predicting and preventing backdrafts
Brown, yellowish oxygen-deprived smoke is your first clue the fire conditions are about to enter the rare, but deadly phenomenon of backdraft. Venting high and early are keys to preventing it. Sponsored by Globe Turnout Gear.
Reality Training: Triple-deck residential fire
Chief Wylie looks at conditions such as smoke color, amount of fire and burn time at this residential fire where one firefighter was trapped and several victims rescued. Sponsored by Globe Turnout Gear.
Reality Training: Oil storage facility fire
Knowing where oil is stored and getting in the defensive mindset when the tone drops are key to safely attacking these nasty fires. And explore the reimbursement options when one does go up. Sponsored by Globe Turnout Gear.
Reality Training: Good command and attack
This video shows well-executed laddering and search and rescue efforts while simultaneous fire suppression is happening at a multi-story apartment building. Sponsored by Globe Turnout Gear.
Reality Training: Water rescue safety rules
Even in calm water, water rescues are dangerous for rescuer and victim. It is crucial to have a plan that protects both before effecting a rescue. Sponsored by Globe Turnout Gear.
Reality Training: Confronting a flashover
Reading smoke and fire conditions, especially when searching for a victim without an attack line, and assessing the likelihood of victim tenability are key to firefighter safety. Sponsored by Globe Turnout Gear.
