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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