Brian Brush takes us from the playpipe with an ISO stack, onto the INDY Stack, and then to the 1-3/16″ tip. He reviews how improvements in design and changes in today’s modern fire environment have contributed to the evolution of the 2-1/2″ smooth bore tip.
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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Effective water application starts with how you control the nozzle. In this episode, Jonathan Brumley breaks down grip transitions and how subtle changes in hand placement impact movement, stream control, and reaction force. He connects nozzle mechanics to real fireground decision making, showing...
A well-built Flat Load starts with proper loading technique. In this episode, Kyle Romagus walks through step-by-step how to load the Flat Load for both preconnect and static beds. He shares practical tips for managing folds, couplings, and hose layers to create a clean, efficient load that deploys...
When the stretch involves long distances and/or obstacles, the Inverted Flat Load provides a practical solution. In this episode, Kyle Romagus demonstrates how to invert the load to improve deployment and line control. He covers how this adjustment can make the Flat Load work better as a shoulder...
The Triple Flat Load variation offers another option that offers more control in a compact stretch. In this episode, Kyle Romagus explains how deploy the Flat Load as a triple toad configuration, highlighting its advantages for a short, obstacle free stretch showing the flat load’s adaptability on...
