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Entanglement Awareness: Part 1
This video is one of a series that explains how to identify, prevent and remove entanglement hazards. It is very basic and very well explained.
Ultimately we want to train and educate ourselves to avoid being entangled, but it is important to have the knowledge to know the situations where we need to be able to self-rescue or call the Mayday.
Watch this video and I will post this series of the this upcoming week.
Stay safe and be careful. Train frequently and hard.
http://firefighterenemy.com
Ultimately we want to train and educate ourselves to avoid being entangled, but it is important to have the knowledge to know the situations where we need to be able to self-rescue or call the Mayday.
Watch this video and I will post this series of the this upcoming week.
Stay safe and be careful. Train frequently and hard.
http://firefighterenemy.com
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Permalink Reply by Anita King on
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good video. Anything that makes us stop and think safety, is a plus.
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Permalink Reply by Ben Waller on
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If you carry a pair of trauma scissors and a pair of linemen's pliers, you can cut your way out of most entanglements.
If you stay out of drop ceiling collapses in commercial fires, in zero-visibility conditions, you can avoid most of the other common entanglements.
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Permalink Reply by FETC on
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You could at least credit the creator / author of the video. Nice job Dale!
(AKA Enemy: Dale posts on this site as well)
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Permalink Reply by Jason Hoevelmann on
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I didn't see it on youtube. I don't know if I just missed it or didn't look in the right place. Video is only embedded so it should go to original post by hiim. Sorry.
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Permalink Reply by Ron King (Fire Chief) on
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Good video!
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I finally found it. I subscribed but did not click on the additional link to FFDGP. So, thanks to Dale Pekel for the videos. Do you know if he has a web site, I will link it too?
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