Firefighter Search

This is an advanced Firefighter Search class which discusses search size up, speed, anchored vs oriented search, TIC use, officer considerations and victim removal techniques.

[@trooper1348]

Probably the best, most complete & comprehensive search video out here, outstanding work AFD.

[@merlinsandra4405]

May God provide intellectual, physical and spiritual power and strength to the fire fighter department team-the fire fighter officers, vehicle maintenance group, call center team n overall team. May God empower and bless you all and ur family for the noble work of saving lives while risking one's life and forest fire safety through fire helicopters. Salute to every firefighter!! Amen!!

[@joshuahollar9880]

Amen

[@sk8nchill52]

Damn that’s the first time the call center team ever got a shout out for sure, unsung hero’s right there 😂

[@selenaaylward3907]

There are so many great tips and tricks in here!! Keep it up, these videos are needed. Big shout out from CBSFD in Newfoundland, Canada

[@syedlink27]

Top notch quality training video. Thank you for the tips and tricks to help me search better on duty. Very impressive and reflects the high caliber fire department you guys are a part of.

[@MrDrichards455]

One of the best videos I’ve seen. Good job brothers!

[@crichardson7369]

Love your videos. Would like to see more on a regular basis. Great job

[@Unknownguy788]

I have learned so many tips and tricks in this channel ❤️ Thanks, keep safe always 👨‍🚒❤️

[@sgtrpalma]

Outstanding work gentlemen!! I appreciate you guys for taking the time to make us better.

[@sergiuu280]

we need more of this . thanks for the good tehnics

[@StasSahharov]

Hello from Estonian Fire dept, Central firestation of Tallinn

[@owensweetland342]

Superb video. Concise information.

[@jeffthompson4707]

Great video! Good music choice as well 👊🏻

[@christianavina8406]

Thank you for the videos. There super informative. Keep it up. Much respect from Gonzales.

[@keoneguy1536]

This was well done ....

[@joshuahollar9880]

Great video brother! I learned a lot

[@devildocs9469]

Love the chill bill

[@fairman1000]

Great. In Germany we only learn to use our webbings. But i think that you sometimes hurt the Victim more than helping. In this video i lalmost learned more than in 3 Months basic training :)

[@phatboizbackyardkustomz9006]

Good stuff Brothers!

[@Metalokorozija]

Thanks for the interesting content

[@MR1977.]

tip for the white out. Don’t scan from your knees get the camera lower looking up from the floor. The temperature difference at floor level should give you contrast. Unless you’re in a fireproof hallway with the fire apartment door open. Then just use the camera as a door chock because everything is the same temperature from the cement floor to the ceiling. Believe they call it holy shit hot.

[@wilsonsotonunez8660]

excelente video, saludos.

[@chadmeketarian9679]

Solid video Gents, subtle nofx music for added flair.

[@bostontransplant19]

Awesome video. One thing I'd change is to drop the music, it's distracting. But again, great content, thanks for sharing and making this.

[@jamarshall71]

Great video; is your data coming from the Firefighter Rescue Survey?

[@dougdavis1412]

I hook up my mask when I come on shift. I have been a SCOTT air-pak tech for 20 years, this will not hurt the regulator or mask seal. I say hook it up and leave so you are ready when you come off that truck.

[@aurorafirerescuetrainingbr7315]

You are correct. This was a response from a dated policy regarding keeping the masks connected. Currently we leave them connected to the regulator.

[@frankiefraser286]

silly question. do you have separate teams for fire fighting, casualty searches and ladder work? Are you all trained to work in any team or are they exclusively specialist?

[@Vindog803]

Yes they have special teams

[@safety_news]

Great

[@macktruck6407]

Thanks guys, great stuff! We are using most of this in our department. I see one thumbs down, must be a cop! (Just a fun jab, brother's in blue)

[@macktruck6407]

And sisters!

[@bobbyc2768]

is it mandatory for senior firefighters to have that mustache?

[@walterhoward683]

You're granted the privilege of a better mustache with every rank. The breadth of knowledge flows forth from your mouth and gathers on your lips. There are legends of salty smoke eaters that were so consumed by the mustache they ceased to exist as human; they roam the earth in search of fire, rescue, and rookies taking selfies. All of which they deftly handle with swift decisiveness.

[@GreaterCincinnatiFireBuff]

thats cool ik you guys work mutural aid with Engine 11 With South Metro Fire Rescue Stations 21, And 22

[@user-fx6yc5sy4s]

❤❤❤❤ احسنت

[@414RadioTech]

not many people cant due to felony restrictions and thats the main issue im one of those people so I feel the pain of not living the dream

[@lukiwan6709]

Is this a re-upload?

[@aurorafirerescuetrainingbr7315]

Lukas L yes we had to make a small edit.

[@lukiwan6709]

@@aurorafirerescuetrainingbr7315 Thanks. I thought I was going crazy for a bit there. Awesome video as always.

[@vicenteacuna1686]

hello, what is the model of lantern that the firefighters have hanging?

[@MrDrichards455]

On the front of their coats? It’s a right angle Survivor Streamlight

[@vicenteacuna1686]

@@MrDrichards455 32/5000 No, the one at the bottom

[@celestelehtomaa4811]

I'm glad the truck driver jumped out of the dump truck

[@owensweetland342]

FYI: oriented as in to be familiar with NOT orientated. A common grammatical mistake.