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Methods for Opening Shutters at Fire Scenes and Precautions
Methods for Opening Shutters at Fire Scenes: Key cutting techniques and essential safety precautions. Quick response at fire scenes is crucial for saving lives. Closed shutters can become significant obstacles to rescue operations. This article introduces specific methods firefighters can use to quickly open shutters, even when power is cut off or the shutter mechanisms…
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Decontamination of Firefighters
Firefighting involves not only the immediate danger of fire but also exposure to harmful substances. Smoke from fires contains many toxic substances, making decontamination essential for firefighters’ long-term health. Presence of Carcinogens in Fires When buildings burn, toxic chemicals are released into the air and can settle on surfaces. Some of these hazardous compounds include…
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Vehicle Fires
In the United States, approximately 400 civilians die each year due to vehicle fires. Vehicle fires can emit toxic smoke, scatter parts, and generate heat exceeding 1,500°C. Vehicles carry flammable fuels (such as gasoline) and can be considered mobile hazardous materials facilities. Causes of Fire Fuel System Malfunctions Fuel leaks are the most common cause…
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Breaching
Breaching is a technique used to break through reinforced concrete floors and walls. This method is employed in situations where buildings have collapsed due to major natural disasters, blocking entrances and exits, making it impossible to enter or rescue without breaking through the concrete. Types of Breaching Dirty Breaching Clean Breaching Preparation Internal Inspection Marking…
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Interview Content: Fire Incident Investigation
Interview Content: Fire Incident Investigation — Key interview points for witnesses, reporters, and responsible persons to identify fire causes and ensure safety. Initial Discoverer Reporter Questions Related to Smoking Initial Fire Extinguisher Person Responsible for Ignition Fire Source Responsible Person Reference page: This training focuses on teaching firefighters to safely navigate wire entanglements and remove SCBA…
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Vehicle Rescue Techniques
Vehicle Rescue Techniques for safe, swift, and efficient emergency response. Key procedures include victim rescue, vehicle stabilization, and firefighter support to save lives. Traffic Rescue Operations Manual Overview In traffic accidents, vehicles often get severely damaged, making rescue efforts challenging. Firefighters frequently encounter tragic and shocking scenes at accident sites. Despite the severity, many victims…
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Vehicle Rescue Rollover２
Learn Vehicle Rescue Rollover techniques, including stabilization, rescue tools, and emergency procedures Definition of Rollover:A rollover refers to a situation where a vehicle is lying on its side. Rollover accidents present unique challenges due to the instability of the vehicle and the difficulty in accessing and rescuing trapped individuals. Priority: Stabilize the Vehicle Before Rescue…
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Vehicle Rollover Rescue
A rollover is a situation where a vehicle is upside down. In a rollover accident, the vehicle becomes unstable, making rescue operations and contact with the injured more challenging. Stabilization should be the top priority before rescue! Rescue Team Activities Ensure Surrounding Safety Check the Accident Vehicle Confirm the Injured (Rescue Targets) Vehicle Stabilization Vehicle…
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Rescue Operations for a Person Trapped Under a Vehicle
Essential Vehicle Rescue procedures to safely free a person trapped under a vehicle. Learn stabilization, hand lifting, and the use of air mats, cranes, and winches. Activities of the Rescue Team Lifting by Hand Procedure: When Hand Lifting is Impossible Using Air Mats: Using Vehicle Cranes or Winches: Ladder Lift Reference Video This translated and…
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Names of Car Parts
Car parts have numerous names, and it can be challenging to remember them all. However, knowing these names can make rescue operations smoother and ensure accurate information. Exterior Parts of a Car Let’s look at the names of parts and sections of a car’s exterior. Pillar The term “pillar” generally refers to a column, but…
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