Having a bleeder drain on your standpipe elbow is a good idea for several reasons. Eric Tollund reviews them in this episode showing some realistic standpipe stretch hang ups where a bleeder valve on the elbow can help you overcome them.
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Eric R. Tollund is a 25 year veteran of the fire service. He began as a volunteer in Durango, Colorado and now serves with the Denver Fire Department as Captain of Engine Co. 23 He has a passion for engine company operations, specifically fires in high rise and standpipe buildings and has instructed nationally on this subject.
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In Dave Fornell’s Fire Stream Management Handbook, Evaluation and Testing is covered thoroughly in its own dedicated chapter. In this episode Dave discusses what goes into doing it properly and the importance of being diligent in your efforts to be successful on the fire ground. CONNECT...
In standpipe operations the time may occur that you stretch short or just need more working length. Using an Increaser this evolution is simplified. Specially designed to be compact and without rocker lugs, Eric Tollund breaks down how to perform this operation using one. CONNECT WITH US Click Here...
Extending a line using a leader line tip or from a shutoff is an operation that can happen when a smaller line may be needed for maneuverability or mop up after a hit with a 2-1/2”. In this episode Jon Hall reviews this tactic and some considerations for extending the line and securing it. CONNECT...
In this episode Steve Robertson reviews the Bent and Straight Overhaul Tips.
