In this episode, Brian Brush reviews the importance of doing so versus simply just bleeding the line briefly. Taking the time with these steps ensures nozzle team safety and efficiency of your fire attack package.
Brian Brush is a Firefighter in Edmond, Oklahoma. With 20 years in the fire service from rural volunteer to metro sized departments Brian brings a wide scope of experience to his program ensuring it will apply to all.
Brian is a FDIC instructor, writes for Fire Engineering and provides training Nationally through Fire By Trade.
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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...
Success at the nozzle starts long before water is flowing. In this episode, Jonathan Brumley breaks down hose handling techniques for the nozzle firefighter that improve control, movement, and reaction under pressure. He demonstrates body positioning, line management, and communication tips that...
A well-loaded hose bed sets the stage for every successful deployment. In this episode, Brian Brush demonstrates how to load both 1-3/4″ and 2-1/2″ Modified Minuteman configurations for a variety of simulated apparatus layouts. He covers key considerations for spacing, direction, and...
When it comes to larger lines, proper construction of the 2-1/2″ bundle is critical for control and efficiency. In this episode, Brian Brush demonstrates how to build the 2-1/2″ Modified Minuteman bundle to maximize mobility and reduce kinks. He explains layout, nozzle positioning, and...
