The back up firefighter plays a critical role in keeping the attack line advancing and the nozzle flowing. In this episode, Jonathan Brumley demonstrates hose handling techniques that support the nozzle firefighter and maintain forward progress. From managing slack to positioning through turns and obstacles, he shows how the back up firefighter helps make every push more effective.
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Jonathan Brumley is a Lieutenant with the Denver Fire Department. He began his fire service career in 2009 and has served as a career and volunteer firefighter. Brumley has a BBA in finance as well as numerous fire service certifications. Jonathan has instructed in both lecture and hands-on formats at fire conferences internationally and has published works in several trade magazines.
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