New recruits just completed ventilation training on our WHP tower vent area.
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David Shelley, Assistant Fire Chief – Services Division
Independence, MO
- New Recruit Ventilation TrainingOpen Submission Page and Share
- Brookline Fire Department Training TowerOpen Submission Page and Share
As an architecture studio specializing in public safety facilities, we have a long history of designing and building fire stations. It is not uncommon than we are tasked with building an on-site training facility. Pictured here is the on-site training facility we built for the Brookline Fire Department while also building their new fire station. This training facility is not only used by the Town of Brookline, but neighboring cities and towns as well.
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Sean Christy, Marketing
The Galante Architecture Studio - Everything RightOpen Submission Page and Share
Recruit from class 22.1 getting caught doing everything right.
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Jeremy Watters, Assistant Chief
Independence, Mo - Vortex CreationOpen Submission Page and Share
Flowing in a O
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Jeremy Watters, Assistant Chief
Independence, Mo - Extrication trainingOpen Submission Page and Share
Watch how far this dash will roll!!
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Brad Friedmeyer, Fire Chief
California Fire Dept. - Something in the orangeOpen Submission Page and Share
Live burn evolution from recruit class 22-3
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Jeremy Watters, Assistant Chief
Independence, Mo - X-Ray Team Function- Vertical VentilationOpen Submission Page and Share
Largo Fire Rescue tactical changes requires constant training as we perfect our skills to function as an X-Ray Crew accomplishing Vertical Ventilation.
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Joseph Manning, Assistant Chief of Training & Safety
Largo Fire Rescue, Florida - Psalm 23:4Open Submission Page and Share
Work in a new burn can. Picture was taken as instructor was coming back to get the crew.
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Benjamin Johnson, Asst Chief
Cowee Fire and Rescue