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Just added a blog post linking to the fifth alarm dollar store fire post-incident analysis report.

Fifth Alarm Dollar Store Fire Fifth Alarm Dollar Store Fire By Dan Curran on April 20, 2016 The first alarm came in at 1158 hours on November 23, 2009. Twenty four pieces of apparatus were in operation at the scene before the fire was placed under control at 1716 hours. Take a look at the IncidentSmart post-incident analysis rep…

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Battling the Unknown There's always a blind spot that clouds our view during an incident mitigation. It's the unknown. As firefighters, we know every emergency is loaded with variables that will impact our decision-making. Fortunately, pre-incident planning provides information that narrows the blind spot, helping fire departments make huge strides in safety and performance.

This training scenario shows how to secure a fire hydrant when a flow rate of greater than 500 GPM is required. Check it out, print it out, and use it at your next training session.

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Big Fire Hookup

Print out this training scenario and use it for your next training session.

NFPA 1410 Evolution 1: Forward Lay This evolution is a forward lay using one engine and one supply line, from a hydrant to the fire scene. The companies will then deploy an attack line and a ba...