This episode will show you how to identify each valve type and their functions which is imperative to know for any firefighters operating in standpipe equipped buildings.
Chris has been in the fire service for 20 years and is a certified Indiana State Fire Instructor II/III. He worked as a student firefighter at the University of Notre Dame, where he earned his Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, majoring in Marketing.
He holds the rank as Engineer and serves as a Field Training Officer with the Clay Fire Territory in South Bend, Indiana where he has worked positions from firefighter up to Captain.
Chris has worked for Elkhart Brass since 2000, functioning in Regional Sales Manager positions both domestically and internationally.
Currently he is the Municipal Product Manager. In this role he focuses exclusively on new product development, technical training, and extensive interaction with end users and distribution to ensure that the voice of the customer is heard and understood.
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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...
The 1-3/4″ bundle is the foundation of the Modified Minuteman setup. In this episode, Brian Brush walks through how to build the 1-3/4″ bundle step-by-step to ensure smooth and consistent deployment every time. He covers key setup details, bundle size, and placement tips that help crews...
When high fire load demands a big line, you need a fast and effective follow-up strategy. Brian Brush demonstrates how the Modified Minuteman setup allows for a quick transition from a big knockdown with a RAM monitor to a manageable handline. Watch how this method keeps operations flowing smoothly...
