Firefighting - Transitional attack - How, when and why?

In this presentation I explain how a transitional attack should be done, with practical tips for firefighters. In the end I give my views on how it fit into firefighting as a whole and the combination with interior attacks.
This presentation was made for fire officers in the eastern part of Europe in 2023.
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I produce firefighting videos with explanatory graphics and potentially me as a speaker.
Up until now I have only done so in Swedish due to time restrictions and fear. I think it is highly scary to tell you what I think.
But I would like to start to do this in English, so if you are interested please let me know!

[@vrabiecatalin5863]

Thank you for good information you bring to us with your videos

[@joshuathomas3309]

Very very good arguments and demonstrations. I am very thankful for your time and effort. I am, however, now😊 questioning everything I know and have done lol 😆 😅

[@swedishfirenerd]

Well, at worst you justify what you are already doing. At best you re calibrate and improve. Either way I am glad I provided some value 🙂

[@simaoreis6601]

Love it!!! Great presentation!!

[@KandrAlex]

Tack tack Thank you very much for this very interesting presentation.

[@williammora7077]

Right on Lars! You nail it Brother!

[@siddheshgore1547]

Sir please guide us on industrial fire in details like hydrocarbon fire, chemical fire

[@johnchubb8467]

Terrific presentation Lars !

[@ismaelel1344]

Thank you for this informatie

[@kikram5260]

tack!

[@juanasantosgranado4634]

One of the best presentations you have given. One question, how noticeable is the negative zone at 09:03? great job!!!

[@svenmathijssen23]

I don't get a particular piece: at around 48:30 there is the statement that if you are able to suppress the fire we would be able to start ventilating in order start searching for victims. Since we only suppressed (and not extinguish!) the fire, aren't we simply providing the fire with more oxygen? Or do we keep suppressing the fire from outside until we are able to reach and extinguish it (after rescue?).

[@andreasblacksta]

Lysande Lars👍🏼

[@NorthernFirefighter]

Thank you for a good vid😊👨‍🚒🚒 Are you an instruktor at Sandö or Revinge, or are you an instruktor at a firedepartment?

[@swedishfirenerd]

Neither. I have my own training company doing training for individuals, departments or other companies.