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General Discussion => Fire Fighter Training => Topic started by: JC on January 31, 2007, 10:48:24 PM
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has anyone heard how STC is going with setting up this course since Brett Pollini left.
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Still making the course
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When I did my CFB course Garth said it will start in the new year about March and will be included in the CFB course :wink:
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Good to hear, will be good to get on to it i reckon.
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Do you know if they will be offering the training for those who have already completed CFB?
Or will we have to do the CFB course again? :-D
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I wouldnt complain if i had to do the course again
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has anyone heard how STC is going with setting up this course since Brett Pollini left.
Brett's replacement is working on it
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has anyone heard how STC is going with setting up this course since Brett Pollini left.
Brett's replacement is working on it
Do they have a time frame, i know they have had the containers they want to use for it there a while.
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They did talk about adding it to the CFB course, but anyone that had completed the CFB course would come back for the day.
They also talked about it being a new course.
I guess we will find out later.
I think it will be a great course
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who replaced Brett?
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Three objectives
Vent for Life
Vent for Fire
Vent for Safety
Anyone who has done the CFB course has had a birds eye view of the difference.
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Anti-ventilation is your friend :wink:
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who replaced Brett?
Darren Chapman from Tea Tree Gully.
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Ventilation, whether tactical, hydraulic, forced or natural is something that needs to be undertaken with great care.. I have seen on too many occasions things go terribly wrong due to incorrect ventilation.
Hopefully the improved training allows for a better understanding of when to, and when not to ventilate..
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Probaly 75% of structure fires are free venting before a CFS appliance arrives anyway.
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You are correct, but thats not to say further ventilation would / wouldn't affect the job.
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Depends on the area, we attend alot of structure fires that are just 1 room or cooking on the stove so we use our PPV fan all the time.
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Posted by: RescueHazmat
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Ventilation, whether tactical, hydraulic, forced or natural is something that needs to be undertaken with great care.. I have seen on too many occasions things go terribly wrong due to incorrect ventilation.
Could you give us some of your experiances, I would be interested to hear how things turned pear shaped. I know we ventilate all the time either by mechanical or natural means and things have always gone well.
Venitlation is something that needs to be done by experianced people, no point venting if you dont have an exhaust point and don't know what your doing.
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Has every one seen that vid of the yanks? small fire in the rear of a shop (rectangle shape shop on street front) first on scene break the front windows and force the dorr before they even have a line ready or anything..... now its got some air the fire quickly spreads through to the front of the shop.
was on youtube or soemwhere at some point... cant quite remember where though. might have just been a crazy email come to think of it.
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anyway, was a good example of poor ventilation.
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Saw that recently at a brigade training night I think it is on a CFS Training CD
a firey ends up getting burnt after there is a smoke explosion and not a hp line in sight :-o
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Has anyone found any good flashover footage on you tube?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7QWEe-ziTM
it's not a flash over but i thought venting the left window was a bit sus and one of them dragged a hose into the building before it was charged?
and while i'm at it check this one out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SthjsMOV59I
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Now now bittenyakka, not everyone does the CFS thing of donning CABA outside of buildings in fresh air and drag in charged hose.
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Nah that would be logical....everyone knows the logical way isnt the best way.
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If logic were employed we'd all be joining the people running away from the flames :lol:
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Has anyone found any good flashover footage on you tube?
I took some backdraught footage at Brukunga but it seems it is already on the internet anyway! Nothing is sacred :roll:
http://video.google.com.au/videoplay?docid=-5426397952334088372&hl=en-AU (http://video.google.com.au/videoplay?docid=-5426397952334088372&hl=en-AU)
I thought I had flashover footage too, but its AIT stuff showing gas cooling and its really poor quality.
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The guy on the left is Lt1 frm salisbury and certainly know his compartment fire behaviour. I have been in the CFS for over 12 months now and love going on jobs and talking with LT1, he is a welth of knowledge when it comes to all things fire fighting!!!
:-D
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Has anyone found any good flashover footage on you tube?
I took some backdraught footage at Brukunga but it seems it is already on the internet anyway! Nothing is sacred :roll:
http://video.google.com.au/videoplay?docid=-5426397952334088372&hl=en-AU (http://video.google.com.au/videoplay?docid=-5426397952334088372&hl=en-AU)
I thought I had flashover footage too, but its AIT stuff showing gas cooling and its really poor quality.
I didnt do it :-D
There is a video of the dolls house backdraught you took also.
Rob Turnbull would be the lieutenent your referring too....Seems to be a great bloke with alot of knowledge.